Data verified by Bookimed as of December 2025, based on patient requests and official quotes from 45 clinics worldwide. Median costs are based on real invoices (2024–2025) and updated monthly. Actual prices may vary.
Prof. Dr. Zuleyha Akgun brings 22 years of radiation oncology experience with 900+ radiotherapy cases performed. The clinic offers TrueBeam STx IMRT with sub-millimeter precision, typically costing around $7,150 for a 23-fraction course. This package includes diagnostics, treatment sessions, consultations, airport transfers, and follow-up imaging. Memorial Şişli holds JCI accreditation since 2002 – Turkey's first – and operates a 252-bed multidisciplinary center following NCCN protocols.
Prof. Dr. Fazilet Dincbas has performed 900+ radiotherapy treatments with 15 years of specialized experience. Hypofractionated IMRT radiotherapy typically costs around $5,300 – covering 20 fractions, consultations, and transfers. The clinic uses Elekta Versa HD SIGNATURE for precise tumor targeting while protecting healthy tissues. Memorial Bahçelievler is Turkey's first LEED Platinum hospital, offering an eco-friendly healing environment. Prof. Dincbas trained at Istanbul University and leads Memorial's radio-oncology program.
49 years of experience • 280+ treatments performed
Clinic is certified
Prof. Dr. Ivana Gabriela Sullivan, a clinical oncologist, has performed over 900 prostate cancer treatments with 19 years of experience. Centro Médico Teknon offers MR-Linac guided radiotherapy from €22,000, including consultations, MRI/PSMA PET-CT scans, and a multidisciplinary team evaluation. The hospital is JCI accredited, ensuring international standards of care. Flights, hotel, and long-term stay are not included in the price.
Dr. Mustafa Solak is a medical oncologist with expertise in breast, testicular, ovarian, lung, head-neck, and gastrointestinal cancers. He graduated from Hacettepe University School of Medicine. He completed his residency at Istanbul Sisli Etfal Teaching and Research…
Dr. Esra Kaytan Saglam is a highly experienced radiation oncologist with over 32 years of professional experience. Specializing in TrueBeam and Stereotaxic radiosurgery, she has held significant academic positions and contributed to the field with 114 scientific…
Dr. Strauss Ido is a neurosurgeon with 23 years of experience. He specializes in neurology and neurosurgery. He is skilled in advanced procedures such as Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS), epilepsy surgery, and treatments for Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s diseases. Dr.…
Dr. Ofer Merimsly is the best sarcoma, lymphoma, and lung cancer doctor within Israel and in the world. Also specializes in Whipple surgery treatment for patients with pancreatic cancer. Head of the National Center for sarcomas of bone and soft tissues of the Tel Aviv…
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My companion and I were treated with such kindness — I have nothing but admiration for the entire team.
The Liv Hospital Clinic confused my diagnosis. Within two hours, I thought I had cancer.
I immediately wrote to them, the answer came in two and a half hours, as they had no time to double-check. During all this time, my family and I went crazy with horror. Now they wrote to me that the translators were wrong. But pituitary adenoma is spelled the same in all languages. A malignant formation of the parotid gland is a completely different diagnosis.
When they learned what was needed in the clinic, they didn’t even know where to run and whom to contact. Coordinators helped to select a clinic. They gave us a doctor. Everything went great, the doctor is a true professional.
Separately, I want to note the attitude to patients. We were met at the airport, brought to the clinic and there was already a translator waiting. Literally "by the hand" we were taken to the doctors, everyone translated. Then they provided a taxi to the hotel.
During the operation, the ward was provided for two people - for the patient and the attendant; both of them were included in the cost of the operation.
After surgery, the doctor held a consultation, making sure that you can fly back. And only then answered questions remotely that arose.
Clinic definitely recommend
Doctors seemed professional. Low quality translation from Turkish to Russian and vice versa. For some reason, after PET KT (perhaps a coincidence), upon returning home, it was sharply worse. We had to urgently operate, although Turkish oncologists did not see the need for an operation, but offered to wait a month.
The people who met us at the clinic also made the most positive impression
We are very grateful for the help to the Bookimed coordinators, in particular Svetlana Kalinichenko. Thanks to her efficiency, we got everything we wanted in the shortest possible time! The people who met us at the clinic also made the most positive impression. With them there is a feeling that you really genuinely care about!
Immediately I will note not the intrusive and at the same time "essentially" made by Alena presentation of the clinic. And really everything turned out to be as they described to me: the doctor explained how he sees my situation, what kind of opinion of Moscow doctors he agrees with, and what does not and what he proposes to do. Everything is clear and reasonable.
I would strongly recommend it to other people looking for medical care
I am very happy with the treatment I've so far received at Bumrungrad International Hospital. Beginning last year, I've made three separate visits for treatment at the hospital. The staff are extremely professional and efficient using very modern equipment. The cost of treatment is competitive. I would strongly recommend it to other people looking for medical care.
Thank you Irada from the international department for arranging treatment. Everything went at the highest level. Thank you Zulfie for the translation. Thanks to Dr. Pelin BASIM and Dilek Ünal for their professionalism and support.
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Fast Facts about Stereotaxic radiosurgery
Stereotaxic Radiosurgery
It is a non-invasive radiation treatment that precisely targets tumors and abnormalities in the brain and other parts of the body.
Pros: Offers pinpoint accuracy, minimizing damage to healthy tissue. Success rates are high, with tumor control achieved in up to 90% of cases.
Cons: Limited to small or well-defined tumors. Not suitable for widespread cancer treatment, affecting less than 5% of cases.
Effectiveness: Tumor control rates up to 90%.
Duration: Procedure typically takes 1-2 hours.
Recovery: Not needed.
Best for: Small brain tumors, arteriovenous malformations, and functional disorders within 3 cm.