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Medicana International Istanbul is a multidisciplinary private hospital in Beylikdüzü on Istanbul's European side, operating since 2007 with urology, intensive care, surgical facilities and dedicated international patient services.

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Type
Hospital
City
Istanbul
Nearest airport
Istanbul Airport (IST)
Languages
English, Arabic, Russian, German, French, Romanian

About Medicana International Istanbul Hospital

Medicana International Istanbul Hospital

Medicana International Istanbul Hospital is a multidisciplinary private hospital operated by Medicana Health Group in the Beylikdüzü district on the European side of Istanbul, Türkiye.

The hospital began providing medical services in 2007 and operates within an approximately 30,000 m² indoor medical complex consisting of interconnected hospital buildings containing inpatient wards, outpatient departments, diagnostic services, operating theatres and intensive-care facilities.

Medicana International Istanbul provides treatment to patients living in Türkiye as well as international patients travelling to Istanbul for medical care.

Its published departments include urology, IVF, kidney transplantation, medical oncology, radiation oncology, general surgery, cardiovascular surgery, diagnostic imaging, intensive care and numerous other medical and surgical specialties.

The hospital also operates an International Patient Center for patients travelling from outside Türkiye.


Medicana International Istanbul vs Medicana International Beylikdüzü

Patients may find this hospital under two names:

Medicana International Istanbul

and

Medicana International Beylikdüzü

These names refer to the same Medicana hospital located in Beylikdüzü, Istanbul.

This distinction is important for SEO because patients may search for:

  • Medicana International Istanbul

  • Medicana International Istanbul Hospital

  • Medicana International Beylikdüzü

  • Medicana International Beylikduzu

  • Medicana Beylikdüzü

The page should therefore use both main naming variants naturally while maintaining Medicana International Istanbul Hospital as the primary page entity.


Where is Medicana International Istanbul Hospital?

Medicana International Istanbul is located in Beylikdüzü on the European side of Istanbul.

The current official address is:

Büyükşehir, Beylikdüzü Cd. No:3, 34520 Beylikdüzü, İstanbul, Türkiye

Medicana's transport information identifies Cumhuriyet Mahallesi Metrobus station as one of the public-transport options for reaching the hospital.

Patients should not confuse this hospital with other Medicana hospitals in Istanbul, including:

  • Medicana Bahçelievler

  • Medicana Avcılar

  • Medicana Ataşehir

  • Medicana Zincirlikuyu

  • Medicana Kadıköy

These are separate facilities with their own medical teams, addresses and hospital infrastructure.


Medicana International Istanbul hospital size and capacity

Medicana publishes an indoor area of approximately 30,000 square metres for the hospital.

Current published facility information includes:

  • 8 operating theatres

  • 26 observation beds

  • 17 medical and surgical intensive-care beds

  • 9 cardiovascular surgery intensive-care beds

  • 5 coronary intensive-care beds

  • 10 neonatal intensive-care incubators

  • day-surgery areas

  • observation areas

  • Standard, VIP and CIP patient accommodation

  • parking and valet services

Total inpatient bed count

We currently recommend leaving the total inpatient-bed figure out of the structured hospital data.

The current international Medicana hospital page displays:

“XXX inpatient beds”

rather than a usable number.

Because this appears to be an error in Medicana's own current web data, Andrology Abroad should not substitute an old or third-party figure.

Use the independently published operating-theatre, observation and intensive-care figures until Medicana publishes a reliable current total bed count.


Operating theatres and intensive care

Medicana International Istanbul has infrastructure for a broad range of medical and surgical procedures.

The hospital's intensive-care services include:

Medical and Surgical Intensive Care

Cardiovascular Surgery Intensive Care

Coronary Intensive Care

Level III Neonatal Intensive Care

The hospital also has dedicated day-surgery and postoperative observation areas.

For international surgical patients, the availability of operating theatres, inpatient wards and intensive-care services within the same hospital can be relevant when evaluating the facility where surgery will take place.

However, the availability of hospital infrastructure does not by itself establish the expertise of the individual surgeon performing a particular operation.


Urology at Medicana International Istanbul

Medicana International Istanbul has a urology department, and Medicana includes the hospital in its official list of facilities providing urology services.

Urology covers disorders affecting the urinary system in men and women as well as many conditions involving the male reproductive system.

Depending on the physician's specific expertise, urological services may include assessment or treatment of:

  • prostate disorders

  • urinary problems

  • kidney and urinary-tract conditions

  • urinary stones

  • male infertility

  • reproductive disorders

  • male sexual-health conditions

  • surgical urological conditions

For Andrology Abroad patients, however, an important distinction must be made between:

the presence of a urology department

and

the presence of a surgeon with specialist experience in a particular andrology procedure.

Not every urologist routinely performs penile prosthesis surgery, Peyronie's reconstruction, complex prosthesis revision or microsurgical sperm retrieval.


Andrology and male infertility

Current Medicana physician information lists Prof. Dr. Emrah Yürük as a professor of urology practising at Medicana International Istanbul.

His Medicana profile lists clinical interests including:

  • Andrology

  • Infertility

  • Uro-oncology

  • Robotic surgery

  • Laparoscopic surgery

  • Urinary stone disease

  • Prostate disease

The presence of a physician whose published areas of interest include andrology and infertility gives Medicana International Istanbul direct relevance to male reproductive and sexual-health care.

However, this should not be interpreted as proof that every Andrology Abroad procedure is available at this hospital.

Individual surgical procedures should only be connected to the hospital after confirming the operating surgeon, hospital privileges and current operational arrangements.

International Patient Center

Medicana International Istanbul operates an International Patient Center for people travelling to Türkiye for medical care.

Medicana describes the hospital as receiving patients from regions including the Middle East, Balkans, Caucasus and other international markets.

The hospital's official website also provides a mechanism for patients to request a second medical opinion and upload medical records for review.

This can allow an international patient to have available medical documentation assessed before travelling rather than arriving in Türkiye without an established treatment pathway.


International patient medical coordination

Before travelling, international patients may be able to submit:

  • medical reports

  • laboratory tests

  • imaging results

  • previous surgical records

  • pathology reports

  • treatment history

The medical information can then be reviewed to help determine the appropriate physician or department.

For patients considering surgery abroad, a written treatment plan should ideally identify:

  • treating physician

  • proposed diagnosis

  • proposed operation or treatment

  • preoperative investigations

  • expected hospital stay

  • estimated treatment cost

  • major exclusions from the quotation

  • expected follow-up process


Interpreter services at Medicana International Istanbul

Medicana lists language support for international patients at the hospital.

Languages explicitly associated with its international patient services include:

  • Arabic

  • English

  • Russian

  • Kurdish

  • Somali

The international Medicana website describes interpreter support for international patients, including access to these languages.

Patients should still confirm interpreter availability before travelling, particularly when translation will be required for:

  • a surgical consultation

  • informed-consent discussions

  • operative instructions

  • medication instructions

  • hospital discharge information

Language support should be described on Andrology Abroad as international patient language support rather than implying that all treating physicians speak each listed language.


Does Medicana International Istanbul provide Arabic support?

Yes.

Arabic is explicitly listed among the languages supported through the hospital's international patient services.

This makes the hospital relevant to patients travelling from Arabic-speaking markets.

Patients requiring Arabic interpretation should request the service before arrival, particularly if they want an interpreter present during consultations or consent discussions.


Laboratory services

Medicana International Istanbul publishes hospital laboratory services including:

  • biochemistry

  • microbiology

  • pathology

  • tissue typing

Medicana states that laboratory services operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

On-site laboratory capability can be relevant for surgical patients requiring preoperative tests or postoperative monitoring.


Imaging and medical technology

Medicana International Istanbul lists a range of diagnostic and treatment technologies, including:

  • MRI

  • PET-CT

  • multi-slice CT

  • ultrasound

  • LINAC

  • TrueBeam

  • SPECT-CT

  • DSA digital angiography

  • 3D tomosynthesis digital mammography

The presence of these technologies reflects the hospital's broad multidisciplinary role.

Not every technology is relevant to andrology patients. Required imaging should be determined according to the patient's diagnosis and treatment plan.


Patient rooms and hospital amenities

Medicana International Istanbul provides several types of patient accommodation.

Published room categories include:

Standard rooms

VIP rooms

CIP rooms

Suite rooms

Depending on the room category, amenities may include:

  • television

  • internet access

  • minibar or refrigerator

  • personal safe

  • nurse-call system

  • facilities for an accompanying person

Hospital amenities also include:

  • parking

  • valet parking

  • cafeteria

  • prayer facilities

  • ATM facilities

International patients travelling with a companion should confirm whether the accompanying person can stay overnight and whether additional fees apply.


Accreditation at Medicana International Istanbul

AACI accreditation

Medicana's current quality information states that Medicana International Istanbul received AACI accreditation in 2023 following assessment by the American Accreditation Commission International.

This is the most recent international hospital accreditation for the facility that can currently be clearly identified in Medicana's published quality information.


What about JCI accreditation?

Medicana International Istanbul has a documented history of accreditation with Joint Commission International – JCI.

Medicana records:

  • initial JCI accreditation in 2010

  • JCI re-accreditation in 2013

  • JCI re-accreditation in 2016

However, Andrology Abroad should not describe Medicana International Istanbul as currently JCI accredited unless a more recent valid certificate or JCI record can be verified.

The accurate wording is:

“Medicana International Istanbul has a documented history of JCI accreditation and re-accreditation, with Medicana recording accreditation in 2010 and re-accreditations in 2013 and 2016. The hospital's current quality information also records AACI accreditation in 2023.”

This is more defensible than presenting an old JCI accreditation as current.


International Health Tourism Authorization

Medicana's current hospital information links to an International Health Tourism Authorization Certificate issued by the:

Republic of Türkiye Ministry of Health – General Directorate of Health Services

The certificate authorizes the facility to operate within Türkiye's regulatory framework for international health tourism.

This is particularly relevant to an international-patient hospital page because it directly concerns the hospital's participation in medical tourism rather than only general healthcare quality management.

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Accreditations

International accreditation is the clearest sign a facility is held to a recognised standard. We list only what we could evidence.

Accreditation* International Health Tourism Authorization Certificate
Türkiye Ministry of Health
AACI Accreditation
American Accreditation Commission International

For international patients

What this facility arranges for patients travelling from abroad — so the logistics are one less thing to worry about.

International Patient Center
International treatment coordination
Medical-record submission
Medical-record review coordination
Second medical opinion requests
Pre-arrival medical evaluation
Appointment coordination
Airport transfer
Hotel accommodation
Visa assistance

Procedures offered

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A fine needle is passed through the scrotal skin into the epididymis to aspirate sperm, which can then be used fresh or frozen for intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI).Learn more →MESA — Microsurgical Epididymal Sperm AspirationMicrosurgical epididymal sperm aspiration (MESA) is a surgical sperm retrieval procedure for men with obstructive azoospermia in whom sperm production is preserved but sperm cannot reach the ejaculate because of a blockage or absent reproductive ducts. The surgeon exposes the epididymis under magnification, opens selected epididymal tubules and aspirates sperm-rich fluid for use with intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), often obtaining enough sperm for cryopreservation and future treatment cycles.Learn more →TESA — Testicular Sperm AspirationTesticular sperm aspiration (TESA) is a minimally invasive sperm retrieval procedure in which a needle is inserted through the scrotal skin directly into the testicle to aspirate seminiferous tissue and sperm for use with intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI). It is most commonly used in men with obstructive azoospermia when sperm production is preserved but sperm cannot reach the ejaculate, and it may also be used as a backup when epididymal sperm retrieval is unsuccessful.Learn more →TESE — Testicular Sperm ExtractionTesticular sperm extraction (TESE) is a surgical sperm retrieval procedure in which a small incision is made in the testicle and testicular tissue containing seminiferous tubules is removed and examined for viable sperm. 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The surgeon passes an instrument through the urethra and removes or incises obstructing tissue near the ejaculatory ducts, with the goal of restoring semen flow, improving semen parameters and potentially improving fertility.Learn more →Adult Buried Penis ReconstructionAdult buried penis reconstruction is a reconstructive urological procedure that exposes and restores a normally developed penis that has become hidden beneath suprapubic fat, excess skin, scar tissue, lymphedema or diseased genital tissue. Surgery is individualized and may combine release of scar tissue, removal of excess suprapubic tissue, penile fixation and replacement of unhealthy penile skin with a skin graft to improve urination, hygiene, sexual function and quality of life.Learn more →Adult CircumcisionAdult circumcision is a surgical procedure that removes part or all of the foreskin covering the glans penis. 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Surgery is generally considered when the cyst causes persistent pain, discomfort, pressure, significant enlargement or bothersome scrotal asymmetry.Learn more →Adult Orchidopexy for Undescended TesticleAdult orchidopexy is surgery that moves an undescended testicle into the scrotum and fixes it in a stable position. In adults, the decision to preserve an undescended testicle with orchidopexy rather than remove it with orchiectomy must be individualized because a testicle that remained undescended after puberty may have reduced fertility potential and an increased long-term risk of testicular cancer.Learn more →Orchiectomy for Adult Undescended TesticleOrchiectomy for an adult undescended testicle is surgery to remove a testis that remained outside the scrotum after puberty when preserving it is unlikely to provide meaningful reproductive or hormonal benefit. It is most often considered for a unilateral, atrophic or abnormal undescended testicle when the opposite testicle is healthy, particularly because long-standing cryptorchidism is associated with an increased risk of testicular germ-cell cancer.Learn more →Preputioplasty for Adult PhimosisPreputioplasty is a foreskin-preserving surgical procedure used to widen a tight preputial opening in selected adults with phimosis. Instead of removing the foreskin as in circumcision, the surgeon makes one or more controlled incisions in the constricted foreskin and closes them in a way that increases its circumference, allowing easier and less painful retraction.Learn more →Penile Corporal Reconstruction for Severe FibrosisPenile corporal reconstruction is complex reconstructive surgery used when severe fibrosis has replaced or contracted the erectile tissue inside the corpora cavernosa, making conventional penile prosthesis implantation difficult or impossible. The procedure releases or removes obstructive scar tissue, recreates adequate corporal space and, in most severe erectile-dysfunction cases, is performed together with placement of a penile prosthesis.Learn more →Priapism Shunt SurgeryPriapism shunt surgery is an emergency procedure used to drain trapped, oxygen-deprived blood from the corpora cavernosa when acute ischemic priapism does not resolve with aspiration, irrigation and intracavernosal medication. The surgeon creates a controlled passage between the corpora cavernosa and another drainage structure, usually the glans penis, to relieve pressure, restore blood flow and limit further damage to erectile tissue.Learn more →Vasovasostomy (Vasectomy Reversal)Vasovasostomy is the microsurgical reconstruction of the vas deferens after a vasectomy. Working under an operating microscope, the surgeon removes the blocked segment on each side and rejoins the two cut ends, restoring the channel that carries sperm from the testicle into the ejaculate so that natural conception becomes possible again. It is usually a day-case operation under general or spinal anaesthesia, takes around two to four hours for both sides, and its success depends more on how many years have passed since the vasectomy than on any other single factor.Learn more →Varicocele EmbolisationVaricocele embolisation is a non-surgical treatment for varicocele performed through a pinhole in a vein, usually in the groin or the neck. An interventional radiologist threads a fine catheter up into the faulty testicular vein under X-ray guidance and blocks it from the inside using tiny metal coils, a sclerosant liquid, or both, so that blood is rerouted through healthy veins and the pooling around the testicle stops. There is no incision, no stitches, no general anaesthetic and no scrotal wound, and most men are back at a desk within two to five days.Learn more →Penile Venous Ligation & Venous Leak EmbolisationPenile venous leak, properly called corporal veno-occlusive dysfunction, is the failure of the penis to trap blood during an erection — blood enters normally but drains away too quickly, so the erection starts and then fades. Two interventions target it directly: surgical ligation, in which the leaking veins are tied off through an incision, and venous leak embolisation, in which an interventional radiologist blocks the leaking veins from the inside using a liquid embolic agent through a needle puncture. Surgical ligation is no longer recommended by international urological guidelines because its results do not last. Embolisation is a newer, minimally invasive approach with encouraging prospective data at one to two years, and it is the version of this treatment we will discuss with you.Learn more →Testicular Prosthesis ImplantationTesticular prosthesis implantation is a short operation to place a silicone implant into the scrotum where a testicle is missing — after removal for cancer, torsion or trauma, after an undescended testicle has been removed, or where a testicle never developed. The implant restores the normal appearance and weight of the scrotum. It produces no testosterone and no sperm, and it does not affect fertility or hormone levels in either direction; its purpose is entirely how the scrotum looks and feels, which for many men is reason enough.Learn more →Suprapubic Liposuction & Fat Pad Removal (Escutcheonectomy)Suprapubic liposuction and fat pad removal are two related operations that take away the pad of fat sitting above the penis — the escutcheon — so that penis length already present but hidden beneath it becomes visible. Liposuction removes fat alone and suits men with a moderate fat pad and skin that still has elasticity.Learn more →Penile implant surgeryPenile implant surgery explained: real satisfaction rates, what the operation involves, and honest risks — with sources, not guesswork.Learn more →

Facilities

30,000 m² indoor hospital area
8 operating theatres
26 observation beds
17 medical and surgical ICU beds
9 cardiovascular surgery ICU beds
5 coronary intensive-care beds
10 neonatal intensive-care incubators
Level III neonatal intensive care
Day surgery areas
Observation areas
Standard patient rooms
VIP patient rooms
CIP patient rooms
Suite patient rooms
Emergency department
24/7 clinical laboratory services
Radiology
MRI
PET-CT
Multi-slice CT
DSA digital angiography
SPECT-CT
LINAC
TrueBeam
Kidney transplant centre
IVF centre
Urology department

Common questions

Where is Medicana International Istanbul Hospital?
Medicana International Istanbul Hospital is located in Beylikdüzü on Istanbul's European side at Büyükşehir, Beylikdüzü Cd. No:3, 34520 Beylikdüzü, İstanbul, Türkiye.
Is Medicana International Istanbul the same as Medicana International Beylikdüzü?
Yes. Medicana currently uses both Medicana International Istanbul and Medicana International Beylikdüzü for the hospital located in Beylikdüzü. Patients may therefore encounter either name when researching the facility.
When did Medicana International Istanbul open?
Medicana International Istanbul began providing medical services in 2007.
Is Medicana International Istanbul JCI accredited?
Medicana records JCI accreditation in 2010 and re-accreditations in 2013 and 2016. However, a current valid JCI certificate was not identified in the current official information reviewed, so the hospital should not be described as currently JCI accredited without updated evidence. Medicana also records AACI accreditation in 2023.
What accreditation does Medicana International Istanbul currently have?
Medicana's current quality information states that Medicana International Istanbul received accreditation from the American Accreditation Commission International – AACI in 2023. The hospital also publishes an International Health Tourism Authorization Certificate issued under the Turkish Ministry of Health framework.
Is Medicana International Istanbul authorised for medical tourism?
Yes. Medicana publishes an International Health Tourism Authorization Certificate for the Beylikdüzü hospital under the Republic of Türkiye Ministry of Health's international health-tourism framework.
Does Medicana International Istanbul have a urology department?
Yes. Medicana International Istanbul has a urology department and is included by Medicana among its hospitals providing urology services.
Does Medicana International Istanbul have an andrology specialist?
A current Medicana profile for urologist Prof. Dr. Emrah Yürük lists andrology and infertility among his clinical interests. Patients considering a particular procedure should still confirm that the physician performs that operation and that it will take place at Medicana International Istanbul.
Does Medicana International Istanbul perform penile implant surgery?
The presence of a urology department and andrology expertise does not by itself confirm continuous availability of penile prosthesis surgery. Patients should confirm the operating surgeon, hospital location, implant manufacturer, implant model and postoperative plan before travelling.
Does Medicana International Istanbul provide Arabic interpreters?
Arabic is listed among the languages supported for international patients. Patients who require Arabic interpretation during consultations, consent or discharge should request the service before arriving.
Does Medicana International Istanbul treat international patients?
Yes. The hospital has an International Patient Center and treats patients travelling from regions including the Middle East, Balkans, Caucasus and other international markets.
Can I send my medical records before travelling?
Yes. Medicana's hospital website provides an option for patients to submit medical reports and request a medical evaluation or second opinion before travelling.
How many operating theatres does Medicana International Istanbul have?
Medicana's current international hospital information lists 8 operating theatres, together with observation facilities and several intensive-care units.
How many beds does Medicana International Istanbul have?
We currently recommend not publishing a total inpatient-bed number because Medicana's current international page displays the field as “XXX inpatient beds.” Until Medicana publishes a clear current figure, the verified operating-theatre, observation and intensive-care capacities are safer to use.

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How we verified this facility

Every facility on Andrology Abroad is checked against a primary source before its profile is published — and re-checked on a schedule.

Last checked16 Sept 2026
Re-check dueMar 2027
  1. What was checked* Hospital identity, opening year, location, indoor area, medical specialties, hospital infrastructure, International Patient Center and technology.Primary official Medicana source for the hospital entity.
  2. Operating theatres, observation beds, ICU figures, rooms, international-patient services and language support.Official Medicana international website intended for patients travelling from abroad.
  3. AACI accreditation, historical JCI accreditation and Medicana quality information.Use this source to distinguish the hospital's documented historical JCI record from its more recent AACI accreditation.
  4. International Health Tourism Authorization Certificate.Certificate published by Medicana for the Beylikdüzü facility under Türkiye's international health-tourism regulatory framework.
  5. Hospital address and direct telephone number.Use for hospital NAP verification.

Location & contact

Beylikdüzü Caddesi No: 3, Beylikdüzü
Beylikdüzü, Istanbul, 34520
Türkiye
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