Gizem Adlı is a skilled and dedicated physiotherapist committed to helping patients regain their mobility and independence. She completed her physiotherapy education at Istanbul Gelişim University in 2023 and gained valuable hands-on clinical experience at Acıbadem Health Group in 2022. Gizem employs a patient-centered methodology, blending evidence-based techniques with personalized care to effectively reduce pain and restore function. Her specialties include creating tailored rehabilitation programs for post-operative recovery, musculoskeletal injuries, and chronic pain management. She differentiates herself through her compassionate support and clear communication, ensuring patients understand each step of their recovery journey. Committed to lifelong learning, Gizem stays abreast of the latest rehabilitation methods to provide the most effective treatments. Her goal is to empower every individual to achieve their highest possible level of physical well-being and quality of life.
Specialities
Dr. Gizem Adlı specializes in treating a range of conditions within their field. Learn more about the treatments, procedures, and medical areas where they bring extensive experience and trusted care.
Educational Info
Learn about Dr. Gizem Adlı’s medical journey — from education to specialization — and how their academic training supports their commitment to patient care.
Istanbul Gelisim University(M.Ch. )
Istanbul Gelisim University Faculty of Health Sciences(M.Ch. )
Experience
With a career spanning 4+ years, Dr. Gizem Adlı has served in various esteemed medical centers, contributing to both outpatient and surgical care across a wide spectrum of cases.
Istanbul Aydin University( 2022-01-01 Current)
Acibadem Health Group( 2022-01-01 Current)
Frequently Asked Questions
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Dr. Gizem Adlı, a renowned Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation in Istanbul, practices at Acibadem Kartal Hospital, Istanbul. You can consult the doctor for expert and personalized care.
Booking an appointment with Dr. Gizem Adlı is simple. Visit MediFyr, go to the doctor’s profile, and schedule a clinic visit or online video consultation instantly.
Dr. Gizem Adlı has received positive feedback from 4+ patients and is highly recommended by those users for quality healthcare and professionalism.
Yes, Dr. Gizem Adlı offers teleconsultation for patients who prefer virtual appointments. You can book an online session directly through Medifyr for safe and convenient care from home.
Patient Experience
Patients share their experiences and feedback about their treatment with Dr. Gizem Adlı, reflecting the doctor’s commitment to quality care, advanced treatment, and patient-focused service. Explore real stories from individuals who have trusted Dr. Gizem Adlı with their health.
A 72-year-old retired shipyard welder from Tuzla presented with severe bilateral hip osteoarthritis and a stooped posture he called 'the crane operator's hunch.' His treatment involved not only aquatic therapy and corticosteroid injections, but also a custom-designed posture-correcting exoskeleton vest that Dr. Adlı co-developed with biomedical engineers, allowing him to stand upright for the first time in 15 years during his granddaughter's wedding.
A 19-year-old nationally-ranked e-sports athlete developed complex regional pain syndrome type I in his dominant hand after a minor keyboard adjustment injury. Dr. Adlı created a virtual reality rehabilitation program that mirrored his game environments, using haptic feedback gloves to gradually desensitize nerves while maintaining cognitive gaming skills. He returned to competition in 5 months with modified ergonomics.
A 34-year-old Syrian refugee and former tailor, now working in a textile factory, presented with severe bilateral carpal tunnel syndrome and PTSD-related muscle guarding. Dr. Adlı combined nerve gliding exercises with trauma-informed somatic therapy, teaching him to use sewing motions as therapeutic movement. His treatment was partially funded through a hospital program for displaced workers.
A 41-year-old female deep-sea diver from the Marmara region developed dysbaric osteonecrosis in her shoulders. Dr. Adlı pioneered a hyperbaric oxygen therapy protocol combined with low-intensity pulsed ultrasound, creating a rehabilitation plan synchronized with simulated dive pressure changes. She returned to commercial diving at reduced depths after 11 months.