Kidney Transplantation

Patients with end-stage renal disease (ESRD) who no longer respond to other treatments are considered candidates for kidney transplantation. Eligibility depends on overall health, absence of active infections or cancer, and compatibility with potential donors. A thorough evaluation process ensures each candidate is suitable for surgery and recovery.

A comprehensive kidney transplant package includes pre-surgical evaluations, donor matching support, surgery, inpatient hospital stay, immunosuppressant medications, follow-up care, and accommodation logistics. Some packages also provide support with local transport, documentation, and interpreter services for international patients.

When arranged through verified medical tourism coordinators, kidney transplant procedures abroad are safe and meet global medical standards. Hospitals follow strict transplant protocols, and international accreditations ensure quality care, ethical practices, and well-trained surgical teams with extensive experience in transplantation.

Common procedures include transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP), ureteroscopy for kidney stones, bladder augmentation, vasectomy reversal, and prostate cancer surgery. Many hospitals offer robotic-assisted surgeries and laparoscopic techniques, which result in less pain, minimal scarring, and faster recovery.

We only work with authorized hospitals that follow ethical donor protocols. Living donor procedures follow legal and medical guidelines, while deceased donor transplants are conducted through official registries. Every case undergoes medical and legal scrutiny to ensure ethical compliance and patient safety.

Yes, patients may bring a living donor if compatible. Both donor and recipient undergo detailed evaluations to ensure suitability. Hospitals assist with transplant approvals, legal documentation, and synchronized surgical planning for both individuals to ensure a smooth and successful transplant experience.

Most patients are hospitalized for 7–10 days after surgery and require several weeks of rest and observation. With proper medication and post-operative care, many resume normal routines within 2–3 months. Regular follow-up is essential during the first year to monitor kidney function and immune response.

Yes, kidney transplant costs abroad are generally more affordable than in many Western countries, sometimes up to 50–70% lower. These lower costs do not compromise quality, as facilities abroad often offer advanced technology, top-tier specialists, and international hospital accreditations at accessible rates.

Post-transplant care includes regular monitoring of kidney function, blood pressure, and medication levels. Patients must take immunosuppressants lifelong to prevent rejection. Our team assists with setting up local or virtual follow-up care, medication sourcing, and emergency support if complications arise after returning home.

The process begins with sharing your medical history and test reports for initial review. We’ll then recommend suitable countries and centers based on clinical needs, timelines, and budget. Once approved, we coordinate the entire journey—appointments, travel, accommodation, and surgical logistics—for a smooth experience.