Best Clinics for Urolithiasis Treatment in the World: 146 Top-Rated Centers

Assoc. Prof. Dr. İsmail Cenk Acar specializes in urinary stone disease, performing 1,100+ procedures over 20 years of experience with a focus on 250+ HOLEP surgeries. The JCI-accredited clinic offers flexible ureterorenoscopy with laser lithotripsy. An initial urologist consultation may cost around $170, while a CT scan is typically $750–$1,000. A RIRC procedure runs $5,500–$7,750, covering consultation, surgery, 2 nights’ hospital stay, meals, and airport transfers.

KCM Clinic Poland is a comprehensive medical center in Jelenia Góra city, 90 km from Wroclaw.

Doctors specialize in weight loss surgery, plastic surgery, orthopedics, and minimally invasive spine surgery.

The hospital offers special package programs to International patients.

Every year, 700 patients from the UK, Germany, Iceland, Spain, and Oman come to KCM for treatment.

This Johns Hopkins-affiliated JCI center offers Da Vinci robotic surgery for complex cases. Prof. Enes Murat Atasoyu provides multidisciplinary nephrology consultation. Diagnostics start from around $130 for a specialist visit. Laser stone removal may cost around $9,800, including a one-night stay. Robotic pyeloplasty with stone removal is an all-inclusive package at around $25,000.

Prof. Serdar Aykan has 26 years of experience of experience and has performed over 3,000 laparoscopic procedures. He is da Vinci robot-certified for complex cases at this JCI-accredited hospital. Diagnostics start around $70 for a PSA test. Ureteroscopic lithotripsy typically runs $9,000–$12,000, which covers surgery, a 2-3 night stay, meals, and transfers. RIRS lithotripsy costs around €15,000, including a 3-night hospitalization and follow-up.

Meliva Kardiolita Hospital is a private multi-specialty medical center in Vilnius, Lithuania. The hospital specializes in orthopedics, cardiac surgery, plastic surgery, and weight loss procedures. It treats only adult patients and welcomes around 298,000 individuals annually. Most international patients come from the CIS, Europe, the Commonwealth, the USA, Canada, and Australia.

Dr. Arianna Lesma, a leading urologist at San Raffaele, treats urolithiasis with specialized methods at this major ISO-accredited research hospital. A consultation with a urologist may cost around $252. A diagnostic male check-up runs about $829, with a more comprehensive basic check-up typically costing between $1,778 and $1,988.

Carolina Hospital is a private medical center located in Warsaw, Poland. The strongest specializations are neurosurgery, orthopedics, urology, and otorhinolaryngology.

The clinic has extensive experience in sports medicine, serving as a long-term medical partner of the Polish Olympic Committee and the Polish National Ballet. Additionally, the clinic was selected by the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) to provide medical care to participants of EURO 2012. Since August 2004, the clinic has held a quality management certificate (ISO 9001:2015) in the field of comprehensive medical services. Carolina Hospital has been certified by the International Federation of Football as a FIFA Medical Centre of Excellence.

Carolina Clinic treats both adults and children. The clinic's doctors have developed a unique method for anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction in children. Most often, patients from CIS countries, Europe, and the Commonwealth come to the clinic.

Fatih Yanaral has 14 years of urology experience with 1,100+ stone removal procedures at Memorial Şişli – Turkey's first JCI-accredited hospital. The clinic uses advanced endoscopic and laser techniques for lithotripsy. A urologist consultation starts from $160. Urethroscopic lithotripsy may cost $7,500–10,000, PCNL around $11,500, and RIRS about $18,500. These packages typically include 2–3 days of hospitalization, medical devices like JJ stents, and the primary procedure.

Dr. Erdal Kukul has 35 years of experience of urology experience with over 1,100 procedures. Diagnostics at this JCI-accredited hospital start from around $160 for a urologist consultation, with an ultrasound at $250 and a CT scan around $500. The bilateral endoscopic kidney stone removal with lithotripsy typically costs around $8,900, which covers ureteroscopy, catheter placement, and a 1-day hospital stay.

Dr. Bugra Cetin, MD, PhD, specializes in urolithiasis with expertise in endourologic surgery, including laparoscopic nephrectomy and ureterolithotomy. He holds a PhD in Molecular Medicine and is a member of ISSM, ESSM, and EAU. Dr. Cetin has performed hundreds of advanced urological procedures using minimally invasive techniques.