Am I a Candidate?
Answer a few questions about your situation. You will get an informational indication — not a diagnosis — plus the fastest route to a real answer: a free medical review by Acibadem specialists.
Results are indicative and informational; they are not a diagnosis, a medical recommendation or a price offer. Your personalised plan is prepared free of charge by Acibadem's international patient team after a medical review.
Turn Your Result Into a Personalised Plan
Share your details and, if you wish, your medical records. The international patient team returns a written, all-inclusive plan — typically within 48 hours, free and without obligation.
- Written specialist opinion on your case
- All-inclusive package with a clear stay plan
- Coordinator and interpreter in your language
Turn your result into a plan
Takes about 2 minutes · a reply typically within 24 hours.
What this self-check can and cannot tell you
The questions mirror the first screening criteria Acibadem specialists apply — age ranges, stability of the condition, prior treatments and general health. It cannot replace a medical review: only a specialist examining your records and imaging can confirm candidacy.
How a real candidacy review works
You share recent records or imaging through a secure upload. The relevant Acibadem department reviews them, and you receive a written opinion on suitability, the recommended technique and a stay plan — typically within 48 hours, free of charge.
If you are not a candidate
A "not yet" is information, not a dead end. The review names the reason — for example BMI range, smoking status or an untreated condition — and, where possible, the path that could make you a candidate later.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a medical diagnosis?
No. It is an informational self-check. Candidacy is confirmed only by a specialist medical review of your records.
How fast is the real medical review?
Typically within 48 hours of receiving your records, in writing, free of charge and without obligation.
What documents do I need?
Recent test results, imaging or reports related to your condition. Your coordinator tells you exactly what the department needs.
My result said "needs review" — is that bad?
Not at all. It simply means your answers include a factor a specialist should evaluate personally before advising surgery.