Surgical enhancement of penile length or girth. Techniques include ligament release, fat transfer, or dermal filler augmentation depending on the approach recommended by your surgeon.

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Penile Prosthesis / Implant

Surgical implantation of an inflatable or semi-rigid penile prosthesis for severe erectile dysfunction not responsive to other treatments. Highly effective with high patient satisfaction rates.

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Erectile Dysfunction (ED) Treatment

Comprehensive evaluation and treatment of erectile dysfunction. Options include ESWT (low-intensity shockwave therapy), P-Shot (PRP injection), SVF stem cell therapy, or surgical implant depending on severity.

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P-Shot (Priapus Shot)

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injection into penile tissue to improve blood flow, sensitivity, and erectile function. Non-surgical, minimal downtime.

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ESWT (Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy)

Low-intensity shockwave therapy to stimulate new blood vessel growth in penile tissue. Non-invasive treatment for vasculogenic erectile dysfunction. Typically 6–12 sessions.

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SVF Stem Cell Therapy

Stromal vascular fraction (SVF) derived from the patient's own adipose tissue, used to promote tissue regeneration in urological conditions. An emerging therapy — clinical evidence is developing.

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Penile Curvature (Peyronie's Disease)

Surgical or non-surgical treatment of Peyronie's disease causing penile curvature. Options include plaque excision with grafting, Nesbit procedure, or collagenase injection depending on severity.

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🔒 Confidentiality: All urological enquiries are handled with complete discretion. Your information is shared only with the treating provideral team and is never disclosed to third parties without your explicit consent. We are registered with the ICO and operate under UK GDPR.

Prices on request. No coordination fee is charged to patients. Flights not included. Ocean Health & Travel is a coordinator, not a medical provider. All clinical decisions rest with your treating urologist.

Common questions

Urology Istanbul — FAQ

Is urology treatment in Istanbul confidential?+

Yes. All patient information is handled in strict confidence under UK GDPR and our Privacy Policy. Your medical information is shared only with the treating provideral team and is not disclosed to any third party without your explicit consent. Our coordination team treats all urological enquiries with complete discretion.

Do I need a referral for urology treatment?+

For most urological procedures coordinated by Ocean Health & Travel, a GP referral is not mandatory — though a summary of your symptoms, current medications, and relevant medical history is helpful for obtaining an accurate quote. For surgical procedures (penile prosthesis, penoplasty), a pre-operative assessment will be required.

How do I get a quote?+

Contact us via WhatsApp or email with the treatment you are interested in and a brief description of your situation. All enquiries are handled discreetly. We will provide an outline of available options and pricing within 48 hours.

How long do I need to stay in Istanbul?+

Stay length depends on the procedure. Non-surgical treatments (P-Shot, ESWT, SVF) typically require 3–5 days. Surgical procedures (penoplasty, penile prosthesis) typically require 5–10 days. Your coordinator will advise on the appropriate stay for your specific treatment.

Are these treatments available on the NHS?+

Most aesthetic and enhancement procedures are not available on the NHS. Some ED treatments (including penile prosthesis for severe ED) may be available through NHS urology, but waiting times can be lengthy. ESWT and P-Shot are not routinely available on the NHS.

What coordination services are included?+

Every package includes airport transfer, hotel accommodation, professional interpretation at all appointments, and full clinic liaison. All enquiries and documentation are handled with complete discretion. Flights are not included. We are a coordinator, not a medical provider.

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All enquiries are handled in strict confidence. WhatsApp is the most discreet option — messages are end-to-end encrypted.

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Your timeline

Within 48 hoursItemised quote, once we have your complete records or photographs.
Usually within 2 weeks of confirmingYour treatment date, subject to the surgeon and hospital availability.
ArrivalAirport transfer, hotel, and your meeting with the treating team before the procedure.
Depends on procedureThe treatment and post-treatment checks. Your doctor confirms when you are fit to fly.
At homeFollow your doctor's guidance on activity, work and exercise. English-language documents go to your GP on request.

Information for UK patients

What to know before you travel and after you return.

Flying home

Timing depends on the procedure and your recovery. Your surgical team confirms when it is safe to fly before you book your return. Ask your surgeon about compression stockings and moving regularly on the flight.

After you return

Operative notes, the discharge summary and any results are provided in English and forwarded to your UK GP on request. The treating hospital remains responsible for agreed follow-up. If you need urgent care at home, seek local medical help straight away. We can help coordinate communication with the hospital, but we do not provide post-operative medical care. Read what to do if something goes wrong.

Payment and cancellation

You pay no coordination fee. We are paid by the hospital you are treated at, and we tell you this upfront. Deposits, payment schedules and refund terms are set by the hospital and confirmed in writing in your quote before you pay anything. Cancellation terms are in your coordination agreement — see the brokerage agreement.

Travel insurance

Standard travel policies often exclude planned treatment and its complications, so check your cover and its exclusions before you travel. If you would like, we can introduce you to an FCA-authorised insurance provider offering medical-travel cover. We may receive a commission if you take out a policy. You are free to choose any provider, there is no obligation, and we do not give insurance advice.