International patients
Evidence status: IndividualisedErectile Dysfunction Treatment in Turkey
Can I have erectile dysfunction treatment in Turkey?
Yes. Men travel to Turkey for ED assessment and treatment. The medical question comes first: you need a diagnosis-led plan from a qualified urologist, clear information about the evidence and risks, and a follow-up plan. UZ Clinic Antalya starts with a remote review of your case before you decide to travel.
Key fact: The 2026 EAU guideline says intracavernosal PRP for erectile dysfunction should be used only in a clinical-trial setting. (European Association of Urology, 2026; page updated )
UZ Clinic Antalya is a male sexual health clinic in Turkey led by a urologist. International patients can find out which ED specialist-led options may be relevant before they travel.
Private & confidential enquiry. You do not need to call.
Key takeaways
- Choose the physician and the plan first, then the travel.
- Ask who treats you, what exactly is offered, the evidence and the aftercare.
- You can send your case for review before booking any travel.
What to check before choosing an ED specialist in Turkey
Who is the treating doctor?
Ask for the name, specialty and qualifications. At UZ Clinic Antalya the treating specialist is a urological surgeon, Dr. Niyazi Umut Özdemir.
Learn more →Is the plan based on a diagnosis?
A good plan follows the cause of ED, not a standard package.
Is the evidence explained honestly?
You should hear which treatments are established and which are experimental, including the limits of the evidence.
What happens after you go home?
Ask about follow-up, who you can contact and what to do if something goes wrong.
International patients
Travelling to Antalya for ED Treatment
The medical question comes first. You can be assessed remotely before deciding whether to travel.
- Consultation process
- Start online. A coordinator contacts you.
- Assessment before travelling
- Remote review of your history and reports.
- What to send
- History, medicines, any blood test or Doppler results.
- Treatment planning
- Evidence, risks and options explained first.
- Travel timing
- Planned around your treatment plan.
- Clinic location
- Antalya, Turkey.
- Follow-up
- Written aftercare and a contact after you return home.
- Patient coordination
- One coordinator for questions and logistics.
Treatments the clinic may discuss
- P-Shot (PRP): experimental for ED. See the P-Shot guide for the evidence and procedure.
- Shockwave therapy (EdSWT): mainly for vasculogenic ED, using a 12-session protocol.
- Stem cell and exosome therapy: experimental or investigational, considered only after evaluation.
- Established options and penile rehabilitation where appropriate.
Explore treatments available for assessment
P-Shot / PRP
ExperimentalPlatelet-rich plasma is prepared from your own blood and injected into penile tissue after numbing.
Read the guide →Shockwave Therapy (EdSWT)
EmergingLow-intensity shockwaves are applied to the penis. The proposed aim is to support blood-flow related pathways.
Read the guide →Stem Cell Therapy
ExperimentalA cell-based preparation is injected into penile tissue with the aim of supporting tissue repair.
Read the guide →Exosome Therapy
ExperimentalExosomes are tiny cell-released vesicles being studied for signalling that may support tissue repair.
Read the guide →Penile Rehabilitation Programme
IndividualisedA stepwise plan that may combine medication, devices and other therapies according to the cause.
Read the guide →Your physician
Dr. Niyazi Umut Özdemir
Urological Surgeon, UZ Clinic Antalya
Responsible for assessment and treatment planning at the clinic, with a clinical focus on male sexual health and penile rehabilitation.
Rated 4.5 on Google (47 reviews, as of 2 Oct 2026)Qualifications
- • Medical education at Ege University
- • Specialisation in urology
- • Turkish Association of Urology board certification
- • Clinical practice in Antalya, Turkey
Clinical focus
- • Erectile dysfunction assessment and treatment planning
- • Penile rehabilitation
- • Vasculogenic (blood-flow related) erectile dysfunction
- • Shockwave therapy, PRP and regenerative approaches
Education and roles
- • Ege University Faculty of Medicine (2000); urology specialisation, Ege University (2005)
- • Head of the Antalya branch, CİSED
Professional memberships
- • Turkish Urological Association
- • Society of Urological Surgery (Ürolojik Cerrahi Derneği)
- • European Association of Urology (EAU)
- • Turkish Andrology Association
- • Aegean Urological Association (Ege Üroloji Derneği)
- • Ankara Urologists Association
Ask the urologist about your case
Send your history and the clinic will advise which options may be relevant. Suitability is decided after medical assessment.
Frequently asked questions
Can I be assessed before I travel to Turkey?
Yes. Send your history, medicines and any reports or Doppler results. The clinic can review them and advise on next steps. An in-person assessment is still required before treatment.
How long should I plan to stay?
It depends on the plan. For example, the shockwave protocol is a course of sessions over weeks. The coordinator explains timing after reviewing your case.
Is treatment in Turkey equivalent to treatment at home?
Quality depends on the doctor, the facility and the plan, not on the country. Ask for the doctor's qualifications, the written treatment plan, the evidence and the follow-up arrangements.
Sources
- EAU Guidelines on Sexual and Reproductive Health: Management of Erectile DysfunctionEuropean Association of Urology, 2026 · Guideline
Related guides
Send your case for confidential review
You do not need to know which treatment you need. Share a few details and the clinic can advise which options may be relevant to your case.
- 1. Send your caseAbout 2 minutes, private.
- 2. Coordinator contacts youBy WhatsApp, phone or email.
- 3. Doctor assessmentThe urologist decides suitability.
Private & confidential enquiry. You do not need to call.
This page provides general information and does not diagnose ED or decide whether a treatment is suitable for you. Suitability and expected benefit vary between patients and are decided after medical assessment. Treatments described as experimental or investigational are discussed with full informed consent. Seek urgent care for chest pain, new neurological symptoms, penile injury or an erection lasting more than four hours.