Op. MD. Mehmet Bulut

Our 8-year-old son developed a rare congenital ureteral obstruction that three hospitals couldn't properly diagnose. Dr. Bulut identified it immediately during an emergency visit. What stood out was how he explained the procedure to our child using toy medical models, transforming fear into curiosity. The surgery was successful, and our son now wants to be a urologist.

I'm a 34-year-old professional athlete who suffered a traumatic testicular injury during competition. Most doctors suggested ending my career. Dr. Bulut performed emergency microsurgery at midnight at Medical Park Gebze, preserving both function and fertility. His sports-specific recovery plan had me back competing within months, something I was told would be impossible.

My 89-year-old mother with dementia needed bladder surgery but couldn't comprehend standard medical explanations. Dr. Bulut developed a visual communication system using simple drawings and gestures that she understood. He scheduled her procedure for when her cognitive function was typically best. Her recovery was peaceful because he respected her neurological reality.

As a transgender man undergoing transition, I needed specific urological care that most specialists weren't experienced with. Dr. Bulut educated himself on my unique anatomical considerations before our consultation. His collaboration with my endocrinologist created a coordinated care plan that addressed both my immediate issue and long-term transition goals with remarkable sensitivity.

As a 72-year-old retired mariner with chronic kidney stones from decades of dehydration at sea, I'd seen many urologists. Dr. Bulut was the first to connect my condition to my profession and create a hydration protocol that actually worked with my lifestyle. His approach at Medical Park Gebze wasn't just about removing stones, it was about preventing their return by understanding my history.