Discover the Best Clinics and Costs for Hydroselectomy in 2026

Memorial Şişli Hospital in Istanbul is one of Turkey’s leading multidisciplinary medical centers, operating on a 53,000 m² area with 252 beds, 13 operating rooms, and advanced intensive care units. Opened in 2000, it became the first hospital in Turkey and the 21st worldwide to earn Joint Commission International (JCI) accreditation, confirming world-class standards.

The hospital is recognized for its expertise in oncology, organ and bone marrow transplantation (90% organ transplant success rate), IVF, neurosurgery, bariatric surgery, robotic surgery, and genetics. Equipped with cutting-edge technology and specialized centers, Memorial Şişli attracts patients from 167 countries each year, combining top-level medical care with Istanbul’s unique cultural and travel opportunities.

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.

Prof. Abdulmuttalip Şimşek has performed 900+ urological procedures over 10 years, with specialized training at Sheffield University. Hydroselectomy may cost around $9,000, typically covering surgery, anesthesia, 1 night hospital stay, tests, and transfers. Memorial Bahçelievler holds JCI accreditation – Turkey's first – and operates an eco-friendly LEED Platinum facility. The clinic provides complete packages with pre-op consultation and medical interpreters during the stay.

Men's Health Clinics is a private multi-specialty center in Istanbul, Turkey, specializing in oncology, urology, sexology, and plastic surgery.

Founded by Prof. Dr. Barış Nuhoğlu, Head of Urology at Biruni University Hospital, the clinic offers over 17 years of expertise in the field. The team creates personalized treatment plans tailored to each patient’s needs, using the latest technology and evidence-based methods.

It treats only adults and welcomes around 300 patients each year, mainly from Russian-speaking countries, Europe, the USA, Canada, Australia, and the Commonwealth.

Prof. Dr. Ahmet Tunç Özdemir, Professor of Urology and Head of Urology at BİLİM University, brings international training from Milan and Munich. Microsurgical varicocelectomy combined with hydrocelectomy may cost around $5,000–$6,900, typically covering surgery, 1-day hospital stay, meals, and follow-ups. The procedure uses microsurgical techniques for precision at Istanbul Florence Nightingale Hospital – Turkey's first Smart-and-Green JCI-accredited facility.