Prof. M.D. Hasan M. Tanyeri Reviews

As a 72-year-old retired opera singer, I feared my performing days were over when a complex vocal cord cyst threatened my voice. Dr. Tanyeri didn't just see a medical case—he understood my identity was tied to my instrument. His microsurgery technique at Acibadem Maslak was so precise that six months later, I hit notes I hadn't reached in a decade during a charity concert. He preserved the subtle timbre that defined my career.

Our 8-year-old daughter, born with Treacher Collins syndrome, faced her seventh reconstructive ear surgery. Previous procedures left her terrified of hospitals. Dr. Tanyeri spent an hour before surgery showing her his instruments through a puppet show, explaining each step. The middle ear reconstruction was medically flawless, but his true magic was making her laugh as they wheeled her into the OR. She now calls him 'the ear wizard.'

I'm a 34-year-old marine biologist who developed sudden unilateral hearing loss while on a research vessel in the Mediterranean. Rushed to Acibadem Maslak, Dr. Tanyeri diagnosed a rare barotrauma-induced perilymph fistula. What impressed me was his collaboration with a diving medicine specialist to customize a treatment protocol that considered my underwater work. He saved both my career and my hearing with innovative non-surgical management.

My 89-year-old grandmother, a Holocaust survivor with severe dementia, developed a life-threatening esophageal foreign body obstruction. She couldn't communicate her distress. Dr. Tanyeri performed an emergency endoscopic removal at 2 AM with extraordinary gentleness, then sat with our family explaining how he adapted techniques for her fragile anatomy. He treated her fading memory with more dignity than her acute medical emergency.