Dünyagöz — licensed eye hospitals in Turkey
6 records in the Ministry of Health's health-tourism register carry the Dünyagöz name: 6 currently licensed, across Adana, Samsun, İstanbul. A chain's licence is held per branch, by a separate legal entity each time — so the entry to check is the branch you were quoted by, not the brand. Nothing here is a ranking; this site takes no fee from any clinic.
Dünyagöz records on the register
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LicensedST-0071
Dünyagöz Adana Eye Centre
Özel Dünya Göz Tıp Merkezi Adana
Eye Centre · Adana
7 doctors -
Document not verified
Dünyagöz Eye Centre
Özel Dünyagöz Tıp Merkezi
Eye Centre · Samsun
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LicensedST-0350
Dünyagöz Altunizade Eye Centre
Özel Dünya Göz Tıp Merkezi Altunizade
Eye Centre · İstanbul
18 doctors -
LicensedST-0606
Dünyagöz Ataşehir Eye Centre
Özel Dünya Göz Tıp Merkezi Ataşehir
Eye Centre · İstanbul
10 doctors -
LicensedST-0542
Dünyagöz Pendik Eye Centre
Özel Dünya Göz Tıp Merkezi Pendik
Eye Centre · İstanbul
7 doctors -
LicensedST-0405
Dünyagöz Suadiye Eye Centre
Özel Dünya Göz Tıp Merkezi Suadiye
Eye Centre · İstanbul
14 doctors
Frequently asked questions
Is Dünyagöz licensed to treat international patients?
Yes: 6 Dünyagöz facilities hold the Turkish Ministry of Health's international health-tourism authorisation (licences ST-0071, ST-0350, ST-0606, ST-0542, ST-0405).
How many Dünyagöz branches are there, and where?
The register holds 6 records carrying the Dünyagöz name, in Adana, Samsun, İstanbul. Each branch is a separate legal entity with its own licence number.
Which legal entity is behind Dünyagöz?
The register lists the branches as Özel Dünya Göz Tıp Merkezi Adana; Özel Dünyagöz Tıp Merkezi; Özel Dünya Göz Tıp Merkezi Altunizade; Özel Dünya Göz Tıp Merkezi Ataşehir; Özel Dünya Göz Tıp Merkezi Pendik and others. Compare the legal name on your quote with the one on the certificate.
Where can I read Dünyagöz reviews?
This site holds no reviews and writes none. Each record below links to the facility's Google listing (Google ratings are shown as published); read reviews there or on Trustpilot, then check what you read against the licence, the legal entity and the clinicians on the register.
What the licence actually means
Turkey requires a facility to hold a health tourism authorisation from the Ministry of
Health before it may treat patients from abroad. It is permission, not a quality rating. The number looks like
ST-0239; ask the branch for it before paying a deposit and compare the legal name on the certificate
with the name on the quote.