We've compiled a list of the most popular procedures in Tunisia. Treatment for Breast Cancer Surgery to Remove Fibroids Knee Replacement Surgery Hip Replacement is a procedure that replaces the hip Fusion of the spine

The costs listed below are costs that include hospitalization, surgery, and overnight accommodations. Facial procedures Facial fat grafting: 1600€ Face & neck lift: 2600€ Face & neck + 4 eyelids lift: 3100€ Neck liposuction: 1600€ Eyelid surgery (2 upper or lower eyelids): 1300€ Eyelid surgery (4 eyelids): 1900€ Rhinoplasty: 2000€ Chin surgery: 1900€ Ear surgery: 1900€ Lip augmentation with fat grafting: 1350€ Hyaluronic acid injections: 320€ Botox injections: 320€ Laser eye surgery: 1950€ Breast procedures Breast augmentation (round implants): 2400€ Breast augmentation (anatomical implants); 2500€ Breast augmentation with fat grafting : 2500€ Breast implants replacement (round implants): 2400€ Breast implants replacement (anatomical implants): 2500€ Breast lift (without implants): 2300€ Breast lift (round implants): 2600€ Breast lift (anatomical implants): 2700€ Breast reduction: 2400€ Gynecomastia surgery (male breast reduction): 1900€ Pectoral implants (for men): 2800€ Body procedures Arm lift : 2200€ Tummy tuck: 2900€ Abdominal liposuction : 2200€ Liposuction (small): 1900€ Liposuction (medium): 2100€ Liposuction (extended): 2300€ Liposuction of the inner thighs: 2400€ Buttock lift: 2400€ Buttock augmentation with implants (round implants): 2800€ Buttock augmentation with implants (anatomical implants): 3000€ Buttock augmentation with fat grafting (Brazilian Butt Lift): 2500€ Calf augmentation with implants: 2900€ Endovenous laser (varicose veins treatment) for two limbs: 2100€ Intimate cosmetic surgery Labial reduction: 1600€ Hymen reconstruction : 900€ Penis enlargement: 1900€

• 1.Dr. Mongi Miladi
• 2. Dr. Jabbes Hatem
• 3. Dr. Moncef Guiga
• 4. Dr. Sinda Haddad
• 5. Dr. Azouz Emna
• 6. Dr. Chennoufi Mehdi
• 7. Dr Hassen Ben Jemaa
• 8. Dr. Kamel Larbi
• 9. Dr Slim Kassar
• 10. Dr Sofiene Ayadi
• 11. Dr. Moez Kallel
• 12. Dr. Nizar Abouda
• 13. Dr. Mohamed Lakhoua
• 14. Dr. Daghfous Mehdi
• 15. Dr. Chaibi Amir
• 16. Dr. Chadi Bali
• 17. Dr. Seffen Fares

The numerous additional services provided by Tunisian clinics make your decision to travel to the nation for medical treatment easier. Tunisian clinics offer a variety of supplementary services to medical tourists, as listed below:

• Tests can be done in in-house laboratories.
• Interpreters who are fluent in multiple languages.
• Patients and companions will be accommodated.
• Assistance with international and domestic travel.
• Transfers to and from hospitals.
• Computerized systems are used to manage pharmacies.

You can have virtual consultations before starting your treatment and virtual post-procedure evaluations and follow-ups as an overseas patient receiving any treatment option in Tunisia. Dietitians, physiotherapists, and prayer rooms are available at Tunisian hospitals for those who believe in the healing power of prayer.

Like eco-tourism and spa tourism, medical tourism is steadily becoming a significant part of the tourism business. Compared to its North African peers, Tunisia extensively markets to potential patients for its high-quality, low-cost medical services by hosting AMTC, a high-profile B2B and B2C event organized by the Ministry of Health and Tourism. Tunisia's proximity to the west has made it a popular healthcare destination, with medical treatments that require half as many procedures as America or Europe. Tunisia has established itself as a trustworthy medical tourism destination due to its geographic location and relatively low-cost healthcare services. According to sources, around 70,000 individuals from Libya, Algeria, and other African countries sought medical treatment in Tunisian clinics in 2009. According to a North Africa health expo, almost 500,000 foreign patients seek inpatient care in Tunisian hospitals and clinics, while another 2-2.5 million seek outpatient care. According to the International Medical Tourism Journal (IMTJ), Tunisia's medical tourism industry has grown to become the country's second-largest foreign currency generator and employer. With 600,000 visitors spending $314 million annually, the country is regarded as one of the top ten MENA Wellness Tourism markets. To make tourism a more appealing alternative for health and wellness, the country is upgrading its assets and expertise to meet international standards. Tunisia has a low cost of living. The government is encouraging foreign medical tourists to come to the United States by granting tax breaks. They receive excellent value for money in various procedures, mainly aesthetic and plastic surgery, dentistry, orthopedics, ophthalmology, and cardiovascular surgery.

The Tunisian government funds INEAS, which is a national body under the Ministry of Health's jurisdiction. Through its four interrelated missions, INEAS collaborates with health care decision-makers, professionals, scientific societies, universities, and other stakeholders in the health sector to improve the quality and efficiency of care delivered to patients. INEAS was established to encourage the application of health technology assessment for evidence-based decision-making in healthcare, in addition to accreditation of healthcare institutions, the publication of clinical practice recommendations, and care pathways. Known initially as INASanté (National Authority for Accreditation in Healthcare) and founded by Decree No. 1709 of September 6, 2012, INEAS changed its name in 2018 to better represent its mandate and emphasize HTA as one of its key goals. The INEAS is responsible for evaluating health innovations using scientific approaches such as systematic reviews, cost-effectiveness evaluations, and budget impact studies. Its goal is to provide rigorous and evidence-based suggestions to decision-makers to help them make better coverage decisions. The INEAS focuses on novel technologies that are anticipated to have a high cost or impact on the Tunisian health system. INEAS has built partnerships with key stakeholders in the healthcare system since its inception. INEAS offers frequent seminars and meetings to establish collaborations, stimulate contact, and communicate the results of its work, in addition to including them in its working or peer-review groups. As part of its aim to improve the quality of outcomes, INEAS invites the widespread participation of medical experts and scientific societies in its projects. INEAS researchers give talks at national and international conferences, publish scientific articles, and teach postgraduate programs.

Mespoir is here to assist you with this issue. When a patient expresses an interest in seeking medical care, Mespoir serves as a conduit between the hospital and the patient, facilitating communication. Companion on your medical journey - At Mespoir, we make the best healthcare in the world accessible to individuals who would otherwise be unable to afford it at unbeatable pricing. From the moment the patient arrives in Tunisia until their treatment is completed, a Mespoir representative stays in touch with them. Mespoir handles every part of the patient's travel, from pickup to transportation to lodging. Patient satisfaction is the most significant accomplishment for everyone on the Mespoir team.