Dr. Ezgi Darıcı

As a 72-year-old woman, I was terrified when I started experiencing post-menopausal bleeding. Dr. Darıcı was the third specialist I consulted, and the first who didn't dismiss my concerns as 'just aging.' She ordered a specific saline infusion sonohysterography that other doctors had skipped. Her gentle approach during the procedure—explaining each step in Turkish with such patience—made me feel safe. She discovered and successfully removed a complex endometrial polyp that turned out to be precancerous. Six months later, my follow-up shows all clear. She didn't just treat a condition; she preserved my quality of life.

Our 14-year-old daughter developed severe pelvic pain that kept her from school. Pediatricians were baffled. Dr. Darıcı at Acibadem Atakent approached her with incredible sensitivity, speaking directly to her (not just to us parents) and creating a judgment-free zone. She diagnosed primary dysmenorrhea complicated by a previously undetected uterine anomaly. Her treatment plan—a combination of specific hormonal therapy and physical therapy referrals—was tailored for an adolescent. She even suggested communication strategies for us as parents. The change in our daughter has been miraculous; she's back to soccer and smiling. Dr. Darıcı handles teenage gynecology with rare expertise and heart.

I arrived at the emergency department at 18 weeks pregnant with sudden, gushing bleeding. Pure panic. Dr. Darıcı was the on-call OB/GYN. She managed the crisis with astonishing calm, simultaneously performing an urgent ultrasound to confirm placental abruption, stabilizing me, and explaining the grave situation to my husband and me without sugarcoating but also without destroying hope. She led the team in a high-stakes emergency cerclage procedure to save the pregnancy. For the next 18 weeks, she managed me through modified bed rest with meticulous, almost daily monitoring. I delivered a healthy baby at 36 weeks. Her skill in that emergency and her relentless follow-up care are why I'm a mother today.

My case was considered 'hopelessly complex' after three failed IVF cycles and a diagnosis of severe Asherman's syndrome (uterine scarring). I came to Dr. Darıcı for a second opinion, expecting another rejection. Instead, she spent two hours reviewing every scan and note, then proposed a novel, staged surgical approach she called 'minimalist hysteroscopic restoration.' She performed three precise, outpatient hysteroscopies over six months, each time using a different technique to regenerate the endometrium. Her post-op care involved a custom hormonal protocol she adjusted weekly based on my response. Against all odds, I conceived naturally after her treatment. I'm now 12 weeks pregnant. She turns 'impossible' medicine into possible outcomes through sheer innovation and persistence.