Page 2. Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) Treatment in Turkey

Recognized for its quality by the Turkish Ministry of Health, the hospital is adept at providing treatment for Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH).
Patients with BPH can undergo procedures like Prostatectomy and Robotic da Vinci prostatectomy, employing contemporary techniques for treatment.
Dr. Mehmet Cemil Uygur manages BPH treatment, with membership in esteemed associations like the European Association of Urology and American Urological Association.
Dr. Uygur has completed extensive training in robotic urologic surgery from prestigious institutions such as Vanderbilt University Hospital and Cleveland Clinic.
With over 300 publications and presentations, Dr. Uygur's expertise in urology is reflected in his significant contributions to the field and leadership roles in urologic oncology.

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Unfortunately, I had to deal with absolute chaos and incompetent staff for the first time. The nurses forgot to inject anaesthetic, which made me go through all the circles of hell immediately after the operation. To put the patient's health or even life at risk is an absolutely unacceptable mistake. They deviated from the surgeon's treatment plan. The staff simply do not understand how to mobilise the patient after the operation. I was pulled on both sides by hands from the bed, while I had stitches under my breasts and drains under my armpits. The drains were on the floor, to the indignation of the surgeon himself - the nurses were bickering. The clinic positions itself as international, but not a single person from the staff did not speak any other language than Turkish. On phone calls - the nurses were unresponsive. When you are in pain, money doesn't matter. I wanted to stay a couple more days in the clinic for $650 a day, not including medication. But after one night and forgotten medications by the staff, I realised I was better off checking out. The staff ran to a pharmacy three nine lands away for medication that should initially be on hand, the clinic does not have its own pharmacy. Head's interpreter, in a hostile posture reprimanded me for my dissatisfaction with the staff. The absolute unprofessionalism was astounding to me. The doctors are top, the clinic is not. I advise you to seek out Medicare doctors at other more professional clinics.