Op. MD. Mehmet Bulut Reviews

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.

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.

We brought our teenage daughter to Dr. Bulut after she developed recurrent UTIs that interfered with her national mathematics competitions. Instead of just prescribing antibiotics, he discovered an unusual bladder voiding pattern related to her intense focus during exams. His behavioral modification techniques, combined with minimal medication, solved what had been a two-year struggle.

After prostate cancer surgery left me with severe incontinence at 68, I'd resigned myself to isolation. Dr. Bulut's innovative combination of pelvic floor retraining and a temporary adjustable sling procedure restored my dignity. His 'graded challenge' recovery program, starting with short walks, then grocery trips, rebuild my confidence in stages.

My husband suffered sudden renal colic while we were visiting from Germany. Dr. Bulut arranged emergency treatment at Medical Park Gebze despite our being foreign patients. He personally coordinated with our German urologist, providing detailed records in both Turkish and German. This cross-border collaboration was seamless during a frightening situation abroad.

As a 42-year-old woman with interstitial cystitis, I'd seen 7 specialists who dismissed my pain as psychological. Dr. Bulut was the first to perform a comprehensive bladder mapping procedure that identified specific inflamed areas. His targeted treatment plan, combining instillations with dietary modifications specific to Turkish cuisine, finally provided relief after 5 years of suffering.

Our 6-month-old son was diagnosed with posterior urethral valves in utero. Dr. Bulut managed the prenatal consultations, delivered him via coordinated cesarean, and performed the corrective surgery within hours of birth. His 'whole journey' approach, from fetal diagnosis through infancy, gave us confidence during what should have been a terrifying experience.

I'm a 57-year-old traditional shadow theater artist who developed erectile dysfunction after diabetes diagnosis. Rather than standard treatments, Dr. Bulut incorporated my cultural background, suggesting I document my recovery through my art form. This therapeutic approach addressed both physical and psychological aspects, with my Karagöz puppets becoming part of my healing narrative.

During a routine kidney stone procedure, Dr. Bulut incidentally discovered early-stage renal cell carcinoma that imaging had missed. His meticulous attention during what should have been a simple operation likely saved my life. The complete tumor removal was done through the same minimal access points, avoiding additional surgery.

My wife and I struggled with male factor infertility for years. Dr. Bulut identified a correctable varicocele that others had overlooked. His microsurgical approach not only resolved the issue but his post-operative fertility tracking included specific recommendations timed to my wife's cycle. We conceived naturally three months after what we'd thought would be a purely diagnostic consultation.

As a 31-year-old cervical cancer survivor, radiation damage left me with a fistula between bladder and vagina. Multiple repair attempts failed until Dr. Bulut used a novel tissue regeneration technique combined with hyperbaric oxygen therapy available at Medical Park Gebze. His willingness to combine established and emerging technologies solved a complication that had isolated me for years.

Our 16-year-old son with autism spectrum disorder needed circumcision for medical reasons but couldn't tolerate standard clinical environments. Dr. Bulut created a sensory-adapted preoperative area with dim lighting and weighted blankets, performed the procedure during a time slot with minimal hospital activity, and used dissolvable sutures to eliminate follow-up visits. This neurodiversity-affirming approach prevented what could have been a traumatic experience.