🇹🇷 Istanbul, Turkey · est. 1996

Bahceci Fertility

Istanbul fertility group founded in 1996 by Prof. Dr. Mustafa Bahceci, running Turkey's largest IVF center at its Fulya site. The only center in Turkey to hold the ESHRE laboratory certification, performing thousands of IVF cycles a year.

IVF
Reproductive medicine
Gynecology

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Provider / aggregator

Known for

◆IVF
◆ICSI
◆IMSI
◆PGT-A

Accreditation & verification

Accreditation is facility-level and time-bound. Where a public registry exists, we link straight to it so you can confirm currency yourself.

ESHRE laboratory certification

European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology

Reported

Verify in the ESHRE registry

Published prices

Provider-published figures. Not personalised quotes — confirm inclusions directly.

Provider	Published price (USD)	Typically includes	Source
IVF (In Vitro Fertilisation)	$4,800–$7,400	clinic, icsi, monitoring	Reported

What's in the package

Typically included

✓Airport transfers

Usually excluded

×Flights

Procedures offered

IVF (In Vitro Fertilisation)

Surgeons & specialists

Prof. Dr. Mustafa Bahceci

Reproductive Medicine Specialist · IVF

ESHRE

Languages

Turkish · English · Russian

Sources

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Official price pageReported
WhatClinic profileReported

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MedTraveling Transparency Index

70/ 100

Moderate transparency

Key signals present; some gaps remain to verify directly.

89% of checkable signals present

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Pricing transparency

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Clinician transparency

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Accreditation & verifiability

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Independent evidence

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International support

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Outcome reporting

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!No published outcome or complication data