Executive Male Check-Up
Total and free PSA read together by a urologist, gastroscopy and colonoscopy under sedation, a low-dose lung CT, a brain MRI, carotid Doppler and bone density. Eighty-three items across three days.
About This Department
Nine specialists, 83 checks, three days and nothing left to book afterwards.
Total and free PSA read by a urologist, gastroscopy and colonoscopy under sedation, a low-dose lung CT, a brain MRI, carotid arteries on Doppler, bone density and fifty-four laboratory tests. One physician reads the whole file at the end and tells you what it means.
Everything Included in the Executive Male Check-Up
Nine specialist examinations, two endoscopies with biopsy, six radiology studies, the full cardiac and respiratory workup, dental care and fifty-four laboratory tests.
No shorter package contains this part. A gastroscope shows the lining of the esophagus, stomach and duodenum as it actually is, and a colonoscopy that finds a polyp usually removes it in the same session, years before it could have become anything.
Colonoscopy with biopsy applies only to people older than 40.
The abdominopelvic scan sweeps liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen, kidneys, bladder and prostate in one pass, which pairs neatly with what the urologist and the PSA figures are telling you.
Four separate views of one organ. The resting trace, the muscle in motion, the response to exertion and a full day of pressure readings say more together than any of them manages alone.
A total PSA above the reference range is where most prostate anxiety begins, and most of the time the cause turns out to be a larger prostate rather than a cancer. What separates the two is the proportion of PSA circulating in its free form. Benign enlargement tends to push that proportion up, and cancer tends to push it down, so the ratio adds information a single number simply does not carry. Elsewhere this comes as a paid extra once a total PSA has already worried somebody. Here both figures are drawn together on day one, and a urologist has the pair in front of him when he examines you.
Swipe the table sideways on a narrow screen to see the second column.
| Only in the Executive package | Also in Nova Vita or Integrum |
|---|---|
| Free PSA beside the total, no extra charge | Total PSA with a urology examination |
| Gastroscopy and colonoscopy, both with biopsy | Fecal occult blood for the bowel |
| Low-dose lung CT, brain MRI and carotid Doppler | Abdominal ultrasound and echocardiography |
| Stress ECG and 24-hour blood pressure monitoring | Resting ECG and the full lipid profile |
| Bone density, lung function, hearing tests and dental scaling | Dental examination, dietician and body composition |
What Sets These Three Days Apart
The Full Prostate Picture in One Morning
Total PSA, free PSA, a urology examination and an ultrasound that includes the prostate. Four pieces of the same puzzle, gathered on the same day, so nobody is guessing from a single figure.
Your Heart Tested While It Is Working
A narrowed artery can look untroubled at rest and give itself away the moment the muscle demands more blood. The stress ECG asks that question. The echocardiogram and a day of pressure readings fill in the rest.
A Camera Where Markers Only Guess
Reflux damage, ulcers, gastritis, polyps. Every one of those is something an endoscope reports in an afternoon while a stool test and a tumor marker can only raise a suspicion about it.
One File, One Conclusion
Nine specialists contribute and a single check-up physician closes the whole thing. You fly home with an explanation in your own language instead of nine separate opinions to reconcile.
How the Three Days Are Laid Out
Day One, Bloods, Scans and the Monitor
One fasting draw supplies all fifty-four laboratory tests, both PSA figures among them, and the urine and stool samples go in beside it. Most of those results report the same day. After breakfast come the ultrasound scans, the low-dose CT and the brain MRI. The blood pressure monitor goes on before you leave and records through the night.
Day Two, Urology, Cardiology and the Preparation
The monitor comes off and the cardiologist reads it next to your stress ECG and echocardiogram. The urologist sees you with both PSA figures and the ultrasound already in hand. Ear, nose and throat, eye, chest, dental and dietician appointments fill the remainder, and your bowel preparation starts that evening on written instructions.
Day Three, Endoscopy, Then the Closing Review
Both procedures run in a single sedated session, so you sleep through them and wake up with them behind you. The gastroenterologist describes what the camera showed once you are awake. When you have recovered and eaten, the check-up physician works through everything gathered across the three days and hands you the written report.
Afterwards, the Pathology in Five to Seven Days
Blood work is already in your hands before you fly. Tissue is slower. The stomach and colon biopsies have to be processed and read under a microscope, which runs to five to seven days, so those reports reach you at home once the laboratory releases them. Anything on them worth discussing earns a phone call.
Getting Ready
Sedation covers both procedures, and the colonoscopy needs a bowel cleansing preparation taken the day before.
You get the full written protocol well ahead of the trip. It sets out the low-residue diet, the hour to start the preparation, and which of your regular tablets to hold back. Blood thinners and diabetes medication always need a conversation first.
Do not come alone that morning. Nobody drives or flies solo after sedation, and the rest of the day is best spent quietly.
Tell the coordinator if you have cycled hard, had a prostate examination, or had a urinary infection recently.
Any of those raises a PSA reading by itself, and a perfectly healthy prostate can end up producing an alarming figure for no reason. Say so in advance and the urologist reads the result correctly, or the draw moves by a few days.
You fast twice, once on the first morning for the blood work and the abdominal scan, and again ahead of the endoscopy. Water is fine up to the hours your instructions specify.
The blood pressure cuff stays on for a full 24 hours, inflating through the night as well. Loose sleeves help. Carry on with an ordinary day while you wear it, since that is what makes the readings worth having.
Bring trainers or comfortable shoes for the stress ECG, your medication list, your glasses, and any results you already have. An earlier PSA figure matters most of all, because the direction it is moving tells the urologist more than today's number does.
Is the Executive Package the One You Want?
- Over 40 and never once had a colonoscopy
- Prostate, bowel or stomach cancer somewhere in the family
- A PSA reading already came back borderline and nobody explained it
- Years of reflux or indigestion that has never been looked at
- A smoking history, whether current or long behind you
- You would rather settle all of this once than keep repeating half of it
Screening at this depth is designed for a man who feels well and wants the whole question closed. Where something is already wrong, what you need is a diagnosis, and that is a different appointment entirely.
- Blood in the urine or the stool that is already being investigated
- Chest pain or breathlessness that comes on with mild effort
- A heart or lung condition that makes sedation a question for your own specialist
Open to men from 18 upwards, with no upper age limit. Colonoscopy with biopsy applies only to people older than 40, and the other eighty-odd items run at any age.
Three Honest Notes Before You Commit
Testosterone sits outside this package. A good number of men book an executive check-up hoping for exactly that figure, so it deserves saying plainly. The male hormone panel can be added at booking. Worth knowing as well, an underactive thyroid and low iron stores cause much the same complaints, and both are already measured here.
Broad imaging turns up harmless things. Scan a healthy man from head to abdomen and something small and meaningless will often appear, a nodule, a cyst, a spot on the liver. Every image here is reported by a radiologist and then explained by a physician who says whether it needs watching, needs acting on, or needs neither.
Tumor markers monitor, they do not diagnose. CEA, CA 19-9, AFP and CA 15-3 all rise for benign reasons and can sit perfectly normal in someone who has cancer. What they give you here is a personal baseline, read on the day beside your scans, your endoscopy findings and your examinations.
Before you clear three days, let a doctor look at whether you need them
Send your age, your family history and the dates you have in mind, along with any results already in your file. An old PSA or an endoscopy report is especially useful. A physician tells you whether this package answers your actual question or whether a shorter one would. The review is free.
Planning the Trip to Istanbul
One night to land and start the fast, three hospital days, then a night to recover from the sedation before you fly. Anything tighter turns the last day into a rush.
Keep a clear night between the endoscopy and the flight. You will be eating and walking normally within hours, though an airport that same evening suits nobody.
Days one and two leave usable gaps for calls. Day three does not, and neither does the evening before it, so clear both in your calendar rather than trying to work around them.
Nine consultations in a language you actually think in. The in-house team works in English, Arabic, French, Russian, Serbian, Romanian and Spanish, and other languages are arranged when you name one at booking.
A car meets you at the airport and runs between hotel and hospital on every one of the three days. You may bring two relatives into the examinations. If your passport requires a visa, the invitation letter is issued roughly ten days before departure.
Pathology follows you back, roughly five to seven days after the endoscopy. The same WhatsApp number stays open for questions about it, and a PSA repeated locally next year can be sent in for comparison.
Reading an Executive Quote Properly
Executive is a word, and it attaches itself to packages that differ by fifty items. The gap almost always hides in the expensive half, which means endoscopy, cross-sectional imaging and pathology. Five questions get you to a real comparison.
No figure appears on this page. A number printed here would be wrong for most men who read it, and out of date within a season. Send the team your age and the weeks you have in mind. You get back a line-by-line breakdown covering the standard package and any addition you have asked about, and there is no charge for that.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does free PSA add that total PSA does not?
Will the endoscopy hurt?
Why three days when your other packages run in one?
I am under 40. Does that change anything?
And if they find a polyp?
How much radiation is in all this?
Can my wife book alongside me?
Start with a message
Give us your age, your family history and the weeks that could work. We will confirm whether these 83 items answer what is worrying you, how the three days fit together, and what the sedation day asks of you. If a shorter package covers you just as well, we will tell you that before you book.
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