Medical Park Antalya Reviews

Dr. Diet. Aysun Yurdakul provided exceptional care for my dietary condition. The treatment was personalized and effective.

I was impressed by the professional approach at Medical Park Antalya. Dr. Diet. Aysun Yurdakul explained everything clearly and made me feel comfortable.

The recovery process was smooth thanks to Dr. Diet. Aysun Yurdakul's expertise. Highly recommend for dietary treatment.

My family and I are grateful for the care we received from Dr. Diet. Aysun Yurdakul. The hospital staff was also very supportive.

As a 72-year-old retired teacher experiencing profound grief after my wife's passing, I found myself lost in a fog of insomnia and apathy. Dr. Melike approached my case not as a standard elderly depression, but as a complex tapestry of lifelong attachment patterns and sudden existential void. Her technique was remarkable, she incorporated gentle reminiscence therapy with subtle cognitive restructuring, helping me reframe memories not as sources of pain but as continuing bonds. After three months, I've begun volunteering at a literacy program, something she uniquely identified as aligning with my core identity. Her office at Medical Park Antalya feels like a sanctuary of understanding, not a clinical space.

Our 8-year-old son developed severe school refusal and mysterious stomach aches after a classroom bullying incident. Pediatricians found nothing physically wrong. Dr. Melike worked with him using play therapy techniques I'd never seen, she created a narrative sandbox where he could rebuild his confidence through symbolic storytelling. What struck me was how she simultaneously coached us, the parents, on attachment-responsive parenting without making us feel judged. She identified that our son's sensitivity was actually a strength being mismanaged by his environment. Now he's not only attending school but has become a peer mediator. Her child psychology approach feels like watching a translator decode a secret language.

I was referred to Dr. Melike after a workplace panic attack so severe I was convinced I was having a heart attack. The emergency room at Medical Park Antalya cleared me physically but insisted I follow up psychiatrically. What I expected was medication management; what I received was a forensic psychological investigation into my stress architecture. She mapped my panic triggers to unprocessed career trauma from five years prior that had been simmering beneath productivity-obsessed coping mechanisms. Her crisis intervention blended immediate grounding techniques with a long-term reconstruction plan. She prescribed mindfulness not as a cliché but as a neurological retraining protocol. I now perceive my anxiety as data, not danger.

Following a complex spinal surgery that left me with unexpected conversion disorder symptoms, sudden leg weakness without neurological cause, I became a patient that frustrated multiple specialists. Dr. Melike approached this intersection of physical trauma and psychological manifestation with breathtaking sophistication. She collaborated directly with my surgeons, creating a unified biopsychosocial model for my recovery. Her treatment involved somatic experiencing therapy that gradually helped my nervous system 'remember' how to communicate with my limbs without fear. The breakthrough came when she identified that my subconscious was protecting me from premature return to a high-stress job. Her holistic coordination between my surgical team and psychological healing was nothing short of medical artistry.

My 8-year-old daughter, Elif, was born with a complex congenital heart defect that multiple surgeons deemed inoperable. We traveled from Ankara with fading hope. Dr. Bakalim studied her scans for three days before agreeing to attempt a novel two-stage repair. The first surgery lasted 11 hours. He met us in the waiting room, still in scrubs, and drew the procedure on a napkin. 'Her heart is now a better shape,' he said simply. After the second surgery and recovery, she rode a bicycle for the first time last week. He didn't just fix a heart; he gave her a childhood.

I'm a 42-year-old marathon runner who collapsed during a race in Side. Rushed to Medical Park Antalya, I was diagnosed with an acute aortic dissection, a 'widow-maker.' Dr. Bakalim performed emergency surgery through the night. What stands out isn't just the technical skill (though the scar is remarkably neat), but his post-op philosophy. He banned me from bed rest, had me walking the corridors on day two, and designed a cardiac rehab plan based on progressive resistance instead of fear. 'Your body remembers strength,' he told me. Nine months later, I'm running again, slower but with a deeper appreciation for the rhythm in my chest.

My 78-year-old mother, Gülseren, needed a valve replacement but was terrified of open-heart surgery. Dr. Bakalim proposed a TAVI procedure, which he explained with the patience of a grandfather, using her teacup and saucer as props. 'We go through a small door, not through the wall,' he said. The procedure felt like a miracle, she was sipping tea and complaining about hospital food the same evening. At her one-month follow-up, he spent 20 minutes discussing her rose garden, noting that her improved circulation meant she could now bend to tend her flowers without dizziness. He treats the person, not just the pathology.

As a commercial pilot from Germany, my routine ECG during a licensing renewal showed alarming anomalies. Multiple consultants gave vague opinions. Dr. Bakalim, during what I thought would be a simple consultation, identified a rare conduction disorder masked by athletic bradycardia. He insisted on an electrophysiology study the next day, which confirmed his suspicion. The precision was unnerving. He then performed a catheter ablation with the focus of a watchmaker. 'Your heart's electrical circuit had a short loop. I removed the faulty wiring,' he explained. My follow-up Holter monitor showed perfect sinus rhythm. He possesses an almost intuitive diagnostic radar that transcends textbooks.

I'm a 72-year-old retired teacher who had been living with an enlarged prostate for years, trying every herbal tea and medication with little relief. The constant nighttime trips to the bathroom were destroying my sleep. Professor Sarier didn't just prescribe another pill, he explained the revolutionary Rezum water vapor therapy in such simple terms my grandchildren could understand. The procedure at Medical Park Antalya felt like nothing, truly. Now, three months later, I sleep through the night for the first time in a decade. What impressed me most was his follow-up: he personally called me twice after the procedure to check on my recovery. This isn't just treatment; it's restoration of quality life.

Our 8-year-old son developed sudden, severe abdominal pain during our family vacation in Antalya. We rushed to Medical Park in panic, not speaking much Turkish. Professor Sarier met us in the emergency urology department with a calm translator. He diagnosed a rare ureteropelvic junction obstruction that had suddenly become symptomatic. Instead of immediate surgery, he created a careful observation plan with ultrasound monitoring, explaining that children's bodies sometimes resolve these issues naturally. For six months, he reviewed every scan himself, even responding to our emailed questions from Germany. Last week, he confirmed the obstruction has significantly improved, no surgery needed. He treated our child like his own, with extraordinary patience and caution.

As a 45-year-old marathon runner, discovering blood in my urine was terrifying. Multiple doctors elsewhere suggested invasive cystoscopies immediately. Professor Sarier took a completely different approach at my routine checkup. He ordered specific urine marker tests and a detailed ultrasound first, saying 'Let's not invade unless we must.' He found a small, benign renal papilla issue related to my extreme hydration during long runs. His solution was surprisingly simple: adjust my hydration strategy and monitor. What sets him apart is his philosophy of 'minimal necessary intervention.' He saved me from unnecessary procedures with his methodical, evidence-based thinking. I've recommended him to every athlete in my running club.

Following complex kidney stone surgery elsewhere that left me with a persistent stent and recurrent infections, I was desperate. Professor Sarier reviewed my case and identified that the original stent material was causing a chronic inflammatory reaction, something previous urologists had missed. At Medical Park Antalya, he performed a precise endoscopic stent exchange using a new biocompatible material. But his genius was in the microbial biofilm analysis he ordered from the removed stent, which revealed exactly which antibiotics would work. For the first time in two years, I'm infection-free. His approach combines surgical skill with microbiological detective work I've never encountered. He doesn't just treat symptoms; he solves root causes with scientific precision.

Dr. Op. MD. Onursal Gozkaya provided exceptional care for my ophthalmology condition. The treatment was personalized and effective.

I was impressed by the professional approach at Medical Park Antalya. Dr. Op. MD. Onursal Gozkaya explained everything clearly and made me feel comfortable.

The recovery process was smooth thanks to Dr. Op. MD. Onursal Gozkaya's expertise. Highly recommend for ophthalmology treatment.

My family and I are grateful for the care we received from Dr. Op. MD. Onursal Gozkaya. The hospital staff was also very supportive.