Turkey is a leading destination for breast augmentation, combining experienced plastic surgeons, a wide choice of implants and prices well below Western Europe. MedAgent coordinates your surgeon, hospital and stay from start to finish.
Price: from €4,500 for breast augmentation with implants, typically including 2 nights in hospital and 3 nights in a hotel. Augmentation combined with a breast lift starts from €5,000.
Augmentation alone increases size and shape using implants. If breasts also sag, an augmentation with uplift repositions the tissue as well — your surgeon recommends the right option after an assessment.
We work only with vetted plastic surgeons and accredited hospitals, arrange everything in your language, and stay in touch before, during and after surgery — transparent pricing and a single point of contact.
How long is the recovery? Most patients return to light activity within 1–2 weeks; a compression garment is worn for several weeks.
How do I choose the implant size? Your surgeon helps you choose based on your body frame and goals during the consultation.
How long do I need to stay in Turkey? Typically around 5–7 nights, including the follow-up visit.
This page is general information, not medical advice. Suitability, technique and results are determined individually by a licensed surgeon.
Send us your details or photos and we prepare a personalized, no-obligation quote after a specialist reviews your case.
Yes — most packages include hotel accommodation and airport–clinic–hotel transfers, and we coordinate the whole trip for you.
We assist you in your own language before, during and after treatment, including a personal interpreter during your stay.
Yes — reviewing your case and preparing a quote is free and comes with no obligation.
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