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See clearly again. Eye surgery in Turkey

English-speaking coordination for international patients travelling from Europe.

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Care planned around your visit

For patients considering treatment in Turkey, the clinical and practical details of a visit are planned together, step by step.

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Supporting patients across Europe

We work with international patients travelling from across Europe, with English-speaking coordination before, during and after their visit.

  • 3

    Coordination offices in Europe
  • 6

    Languages coordinated
  • 20+

    Years the surgeon has practised
  • 2

    Treatments offered

Our surgeon's boards & societies

  • European Board of Ophthalmology
  • European Society of Cataract & Refractive Surgeons
  • American Society of Cataract & Refractive Surgery
  • American Academy of Ophthalmology
  • Turkish Ophthalmological Association
  • USHAŞ - International Health Services
Vitalis Global

International eye care, planned end to end.

Vitalis Global is the international health-tourism service of an eye clinic in Turkey, working with patients who travel from across Europe for treatment.

Assessment, treatment planning, travel and every conversation in between are coordinated in English, so care abroad stays one clear process rather than a set of separate arrangements.

The surgeon behind your treatment

Prof. Dr. Çağatay Çağlar in his consulting room, seated at his desk in a white coat.

Prof. Dr. Çağatay Çağlar

Professor of Ophthalmology · Head of Department, Maltepe University, Istanbul

Everything we do — the knowledge, the experience, the technology — is so that you see the colours of life more clearly.

Experience
More than 20 years in ophthalmology; founded a university retina clinic and a vitreoretinal surgery unit
Language
Consultations and follow-up in English

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Lens & laser

Lens and laser options, assessed for your eyes

Premium intraocular lenses and laser vision correction are two routes to the same question: what your eyes need, and what you want from them. Which route suits you depends on your measurements, your retinal health and how you spend your days. The assessment comes first, and every option is explained before anything is planned.

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Retina

A careful conversation about retinal disease

Retinitis pigmentosa and macular degeneration differ in cause, in stage and in what can responsibly be discussed. We begin by reviewing your imaging and reports, then examine your eyes in person. Any supportive or experimental option is explained with its evidence and its limits, never as a cure and never as a predicted outcome.

How the process works

  1. Europe

    Remote pre-assessment

    Share the eye records you already have. The team reviews them and explains whether an in-person assessment is likely to be useful.

  2. In transit

    Travel and arrival

    If you decide to go ahead, your coordinator sets out the visit plan: appointment dates, what to bring, and how arrival works.

  3. Turkey

    Assessment and treatment

    You attend the planned examination and treatment appointments in Turkey, with communication and local logistics handled in your language.

  4. Turkey

    Before you fly home

    A final check is scheduled before departure, and you leave with written aftercare instructions and a copy of your records.

  5. Europe

    Follow-up from home

    You stay in contact with the team and share updates, and your local ophthalmologist receives a summary of the treatment.

Patient stories

  • Mehmet Durandal, in a white t-shirt, sits in a bright clinic room and looks calmly at the camera.

    Trifocal smart lens

    Mehmet Durandal

    Türkiye

    An international tennis umpire on fifteen years in glasses, trifocal smart lens surgery, and what he noticed at his first tournament afterwards.

  • Mualla Tetik, in a red jacket and pearl necklace, sits in a consulting room chair with her hands folded.

    Intravitreal Injection

    Mualla Tetik

    Türkiye

    A writer and painter on living with macular degeneration, the injections that followed, and the small test she set herself.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I communicate in English?

Yes. English-speaking coordination is available for the planning process and appointments, with translator support where needed.

Is it safe to have surgery abroad?

Every procedure has considerations and suitability must be assessed individually. Ask the clinical team about your specific situation before deciding to travel.

What can be included in the visit plan?

Depending on your needs, the plan can include clinical coordination, airport transfer, accommodation support and translation arrangements.

Across Europe, and in person

Vitalis Global keeps coordination offices in Europe, so the conversations before and after treatment can happen face to face, close to home. The examinations and the treatment itself take place at the clinic in İstanbul.

  1. BerlinGermany

    Coordination office for patients travelling from Germany.

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  2. BrusselsBelgium

    Coordination office for patients travelling from Belgium.

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  3. AmsterdamNetherlands

    Coordination office for patients travelling from the Netherlands.

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  4. İstanbulTürkiye

    The clinic, where assessment and treatment take place.

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Elena Weber

Germany patient coordinator

  • German
  • English
  • Turkish

Not sure which office is yours?

Tell us where you are and what you would like to discuss, and a coordinator will take it from there.

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