Cancer Treatment (Oncology) · Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Pediatric Oncologist consultation cost in Dubai
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What a pediatric oncologist's work costs · Dubai
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In plain words · Pediatric Oncologists are the specialist doctor type for this field — the prices below are what hospitals publish for a first consultation and their services.
- Services priced
- 26 of 80
- specialty menu
- Service span
- $27–$21,800
- across services
- MSI Index
- 63
- BBB pi
- Conditions
- 8
- they treat
Pediatric Oncologist services & prices in Dubai
VerifiedWhat this kind of doctor's work costs here, cheapest first — each service links to its full price comparison across clinics and cities.
- X-Ray Imaging ✓ AED 100–AED 600from $27
- Breast Cancer X-ray Screening (Mammogram) ✓ AED 250–AED 900from $68
- Digital Mammogram AED 250–AED 500from $68
- Ultrasonography Diagnostic Imaging AED 300–AED 900from $82
- Blood Tests AED 300–AED 2,000from $82
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- ThinPrep (Pap Smear for Cervical Cancer) ✓ AED 300–AED 400from $82
- 3D Tomosynthesis AED 500–AED 900from $136
- Tissue and Specimen Analysis (Biopsy) AED 600–AED 1,200from $163
- Computed Tomography (CT) Scan ✓ AED 800–AED 4,000from $218
- Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) ✓ AED 1,200–AED 5,000from $327
- Stereotactic Breast Biopsy AED 2,500–AED 9,000from $681
- Cancer Screening and Diagnostic AED 4,500–AED 5,000from $1,230
- Radiation Therapy AED 10,000–AED 40,000from $2,720
- Brachytherapy (Internal Radiation Therapy) AED 12,000–AED 40,000from $3,270
- Tumor Resection AED 15,000–AED 50,000from $4,080
- Mastectomy AED 15,000–AED 50,000from $4,080
- Lumpectomy AED 15,000–AED 30,000from $4,080
- Intensity-Modulated Radiation Therapy (IMRT) AED 15,000–AED 40,000from $4,080
- Image-Guided Radiation Therapy (IGRT) AED 15,000–AED 40,000from $4,080
- Stereotactic Body Radiation Therapy (SBRT) AED 20,000–AED 60,000from $5,450
- Stereotactic Radiosurgery (SRS) AED 20,000–AED 60,000from $5,450
- Breast Reconstruction Surgery AED 25,000–AED 60,000from $6,810
- Hysterectomy (for uterine cancer) AED 30,000–AED 60,000from $8,170
- Colorectal Surgery AED 30,000–AED 180,000from $8,170
- Prostatectomy AED 40,000–AED 150,000from $10,900
- Nephrectomy AED 80,000–AED 80,000from $21,800
City-level ranges from our 2025 research; unverified rows are labeled until re-checked against published prices.
Not sure a pediatric oncologist is the right type? Who does what
ImportedThe doctor types in this field and where each one fits — with their consultation fees where we hold them. Each links to its own price page.
- Hematologist blood cancers and blood disorders — leukemia, lymphoma, anemia consult from $82
- Interventional Radiologist image-guided procedures — biopsies, ablations, embolizations consult from $82
- Nuclear Medicine Radiologist PET and isotope scans and treatments consult from $82
- Oncologist plans and runs drug treatment; coordinates the cancer team consult from $136
- Pathologist confirms the diagnosis from tissue and blood samples consult from $82
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- Radiologist reads imaging — finds and stages the problem consult from $82
Role lines are a modeled framework — your case decides who leads it. Fees are imported city-level ranges, re-verified over time.
Conditions a pediatric oncologist treats
DirectoryDoes this doctor type handle your problem? Each condition links to its treatment menu with prices in this city.
Conditions treated 4
Red dots carry the condition lens — each opens that diagnosis's treatment menu priced for Dubai.
When to see a pediatric oncologist — and what the first visit looks like
Modeled previewA planning frame — the referral triggers, what happens in the room, and what to bring so the visit isn't wasted.
When it's time
- ›A confirmed or suspected cancer diagnosis from a biopsy or scan
- ›An abnormal screening result that needs staging
- ›A second opinion on a proposed treatment plan
- ›Follow-up care after treatment abroad or at home
What happens
- 1History & examination — your story first, then a focused exam
- 2Review of the records and imaging you brought
- 3Tests ordered where needed (billed separately as a rule)
- 4A working diagnosis and treatment options discussed
- 5A written plan — and an itemized quote if treatment is proposed
What to bring
- ✓Passport & travel insurance details
- ✓Recent scans and imaging (disc or digital link)
- ✓Lab results and current medication list
- ✓Referral letters or prior treatment summaries, translated to English
Booking & access — what the visit costs
- In-person consultationthe fee this page is built on — tests ordered on the day bill separately Not yet sourced
- Remote records review — written second opinionyour existing reports read here before you fly · collected per hospital Not yet sourced
- Video consultationlive case discussion · collected per hospital Not yet sourced
- Appointment lead timedays from inquiry to the visit · collected per hospital Not yet sourced
Remote-visit prices and lead times are decision data, so they're collected per hospital — never assumed. Each sourced row raises this page's MSI coverage.
How to vet a pediatric oncologist
Modeled previewCredentials and case volume decide outcomes more than the consultation fee — the checklist an expert would put to any candidate.
- 1Board certification in this specialty — which board, which year?
- 2Are cases reviewed by a multidisciplinary tumor board?
- 3How many cases like mine do you see per year?
- 4Do you work within a hospital that can handle complications?
- 5Who covers follow-up questions after I fly home?
- 6Is the consultation fee credited against treatment if I proceed?
Verify the doctor — before you book
Sourced- Official registry
- Three emirate-level regulators licence physicians — Dubai Health Authority (DHA) in Dubai, the Department of Health (DoH) in Abu Dhabi, and the federal Ministry of Health and Prevention (MOHAP) for the northern emirates. A licence from one authority does not carry to another emirate. · DHA 'Sheryan' portal (services.dha.gov.ae/sheryan) — public 'Verify Professional License/Registration Status' search by name, licence number or specialisation, returning full name, specialisation, licence type (Consultant/Specialist/GP), status (Active/Suspended/Revoked) and registered facility; Abu Dhabi uses the DoH portal (doh.gov.ae via the TAMM platform), northern emirates use MOHAP (mohap.gov.ae)
- What it shows
- licence status (must read 'Active') · consultant/specialist grade · registered facility · issuing emirate authority · (hospital) JCI accreditation
Hospitals name your doctor when they quote — run that name through the registry. We cite the official body only, never rank individuals.
Doctors are hospital attributes in our registry — never ranked or reviewed as individuals. Vet the person, choose through the hospital.
United Arab Emirates for medical travel — safety, recourse & visa
Sourced Full United Arab Emirates guide →What matters if it goes wrong, and what it takes to get there — country-level, verifiable guidance in one place.
- Visa
- Many Western nationalities (US, UK, EU, Australia, Canada) get a free visa on arrival for 30–90 days; from 2026 tourist-visa approvals in Dubai are processed in ~48 hours, and visa-on-arrival eligibility was expanded to six more nationalities (Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, the Philippines, Kenya, South Africa). Confirm your nationality's rule before travelling.
- Medical / long-stay visa
- For treatment, foreign patients use a Medical Visa — an entry permit sponsored by a licensed UAE hospital (fees: AED 200 for a 90-day single entry, AED 500 for 180 days), typically covering ~30 days of initial treatment and extendable on medical documentation. Hospitals in Dubai Healthcare City, Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi and American Hospital Dubai coordinate approvals directly with the GDRFA.
- Arrival
- There is no digital arrival card; entry is via the visa/visa-on-arrival stamp. Residents (not short-stay medical visitors) must hold an Emirates ID.
- Currency
- UAE Dirham (AED, د.إ) — pegged at ~3.67 to the US dollar
- Languages
- Arabic is the official language; English is the working language of business and healthcare, and international hospitals operate in English with multilingual staff
- Traveller safety
- Very safe for visitors
- Legal recourse
- Established malpractice recourse
- Insurance
- Medical-travel & complication cover widely available
- International patients
- Hospitals accustomed to international patients
General guidance from public sources — confirm current rules for your nationality. Verified against: UAE Government — Patient & companion medical visa · GDRFA Dubai — Medical visa service · UAE Government — Tourist visa.
Data & sources
33% verified Methodology →How much of this page is verified data — every section carries a chip telling you where its numbers come from.
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- Consultation fee Not yet collected
- Service prices· 26 of 80 ✓ Verified
- Department listings· 0 clinics Not yet collected
- Cross-city consult fees· 13 priced Imported
- Visit guide & vetting checklist Modeled
- Remote visits & lead time· 0 of 4 priced Not yet collected
- Field role map & fee context· 6 sibling fees bound Imported
- Doctor license registry· Three emirate-level regulators licence physicians — Dubai Health Authority (DHA) in Dubai, the Department of Health (DoH) in Abu Dhabi, and the federal Ministry of Health and Prevention (MOHAP) for the northern emirates. A licence from one authority does not carry to another emirate. ✓ Verified
- Visa & travel guidance ✓ Verified
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