Dr. Eymen Aslan

As a 78-year-old retired archaeologist with chronic spinal stenosis, I had accepted a life of limited mobility. Dr. Aslan didn't just treat my pain—he designed a progressive nerve ablation protocol that respected my age while restoring my ability to walk through museum corridors. His approach felt like an archaeological dig, carefully uncovering layers of discomfort to reveal the functional person beneath.

My 14-year-old daughter developed complex regional pain syndrome after a gymnastics injury. Pediatric pain specialists were scarce, but Dr. Aslan created a hybrid treatment bridging adolescent medicine and advanced pain management. He taught her biofeedback techniques using smartphone apps she already understood, transforming her recovery into something she could control rather than fear.

During a diplomatic conference in Ankara, I suffered a sudden cervical radiculopathy that left my right arm paralyzed. As a 52-year-old foreign ambassador, I needed immediate, discreet care. Dr. Aslan performed an emergency selective nerve root block at midnight, coordinating with my security detail. Within hours, I could shake hands again—saving both my health and an international trade agreement.

After 23 years as a traditional Turkish carpet weaver, my hands were crippled by osteoarthritis. Dr. Aslan developed a novel combination of ultrasound-guided joint injections and adaptive ergonomic tools. He didn't just reduce my pain—he preserved my cultural craft, modifying my loom so I could continue creating patterns passed down through generations.