Best Urologists in Turkey
Urologists in Turkey are highly qualified, holding MD degrees with specialization in Urology and often fellowships in endourology or robotic surgery from leading institutions abroad. Many have trained in Europe or the US, delivering world-class expertise in managing kidney stones, prostate disorders, bladder cancers, UTIs, erectile dysfunction, and infertility.
With access to da Vinci robotic systems and laser technologies in JCI-accredited hospitals, Turkish urologists perform minimally invasive surgeries, advanced endoscopies, and precise diagnostics. Global patients choose Turkey for exceptional success rates, affordability (up to 70% savings), and holistic care, serving as a superior, economical alternative to Western medical systems.
Dr. Mert Altinel
Associate Professor of Urology 24+ Years of experience Acibadem International Hospital Istanbul, Turkey
Dr. Ramazan Yavuz
Professor of Urology 30+ Years of experience Acibadem International Hospital Istanbul, Turkey
Prof. Dr. Semih Ayan
Professor of Urology; Senior Consultant / Urology Specialist. 29+ Years of experience VM Medical Park Florya Hospital Istanbul, Turkey
FAQs
A urologist is a surgeon specializing in the urinary tract and male reproductive system, requiring an MD, 5-year urology residency in Turkey, and often EB U certification for advanced practice.
Common procedures include TURP for BPH, robotic prostatectomy, PCNL for kidney stones, ureteroscopy, cystolithotripsy, nephroureterectomy, and penile prosthesis implantation.
Treatments feature da Vinci robotic surgery, Holmium laser enucleation (HoLEP), HIFU, Aquablation, focal therapy for prostate cancer, and AI-enhanced diagnostics.
Urologists treat prostate, bladder, kidney (RCC), testicular, penile, and ureteral cancers using robotic cystectomy, partial nephrectomy, and multimodal approaches.
Treatment includes ESWL (shock wave lithotripsy, >80% success for small stones), RIRS (flexible ureteroscopy), PCNL for large stones, and medical expulsive therapy; non-invasive ESWL is first-line for <2cm stones.