Valve Replacement Surgery

Heart valve replacement is a critical surgical procedure performed when natural valves (such as the aortic or mitral valve) can no longer function properly due to stenosis, regurgitation, or infection. The damaged valve is replaced with either a mechanical or biological valve, restoring proper blood flow and significantly improving symptoms such as shortness of breath, chest pain, and fatigue.

Primary features
  • Transportation
  • Interprater
  • pre surgry medical test
  • Medical Photography
  • T-VISA
  • Airport transfer
Package prices starts from

$6,800

Surgery Time
Surgery Time
4-6 HRS
Back to work
Back to work
2 MONTHS
Anesthetist
Anesthetist
GENERAL
Hospitalization Time
Hospitalization Time
5-7 DAYS
Recovery Time
Recovery Time
3 MONTHS
Stay Time
Stay Time
10 DAYS
starts From

$6,800

Bronze package

Valve Replacement Surgery

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SIM Card and internet access
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Interprater
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Medical Photography
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Nutritional counseling
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T-VISA
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Airport transfer
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$6,900

Silver package

Valve Replacement Surgery

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SIM Card and internet access
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Medical Photography
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Airport transfer
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$7,000

Golden package

Valve Replacement Surgery

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Transportation
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SIM Card and internet access
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City Tour
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Interprater
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Medical Photography
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Airport transfer
1

First day

Arrival at IKA Airport, transfer to hotel, orientation meeting.

2

Second day

Final assessments, imaging, blood tests, anesthesia evaluation, hospital admission.

3

Third day

Surgery day; evening transfer to ICU.

4

Fourth day

Full ICU monitoring, pain management, device and breathing adjustments.

5

Fifth day

Transfer to general ward; begin sitting and short assisted walks.

6

Sixth day

Active recovery; wound care training; anticoagulation education.

7

Seventh day

Hospital discharge and return to hotel for rest.

8

Eighth day

Outpatient follow-up visit; INR testing if needed.

9

Ninth day

Final preparation for travel, collect medical reports and prescriptions.

10

Tenth day

Transfer to IKA and return flight with Fit-to-Fly certificate.

What is the difference between valve replacement and pacemaker implantation, and which has a harder recovery?

Pacemaker implantation is minimally invasive, requiring only a small incision. Valve replacement is usually an open-heart procedure involving opening the chest (sternotomy), so recovery is much longer and more intense.

Most patients stay in the hospital 5–7 days (including ICU recovery). Light daily activities usually begin 4–6 weeks after surgery with medical approval.

Valve replacement is always performed under full general anesthesia. After surgery, patients typically require mechanical ventilation for several hours to a day until stable.

Yes. Mechanical cardiac devices may trigger security alarms. Patients should carry their medical ID card and request manual screening instead of passing through body scanners.

Mechanical valves have very long lifespans, potentially lifelong, but require lifelong anticoagulants such as warfarin. Biological valves last shorter and usually require anticoagulants only for a limited period.