Spec. MD. Izzet Alatli

Our 14-year-old daughter, a promising gymnast, developed complex regional pain syndrome after a seemingly minor ankle sprain. We'd seen three specialists who offered only medication. Dr. Alatli created a pediatric-friendly nerve block protocol combined with a virtual reality distraction system he designed himself. Within weeks, she was walking without crutches. He treated her like a whole person, not just a painful limb.

I'm a 42-year-old underwater welder with failed back surgery syndrome. The constant pain threatened my career and sanity. Dr. Alatli's unique approach involved mapping my pain pathways with diagnostic injections while I simulated work positions. His tailored spinal cord stimulator implantation feels like it was custom-built for my specific neural architecture. I'm back diving, pain-free at 30 meters depth.

During a diplomatic visit from Nairobi, I developed sudden, excruciating abdominal wall pain. As a 55-year-old ambassador, I couldn't afford downtime. Dr. Alatli diagnosed an obscure nerve entrapment within hours and performed an ultrasound-guided nerve hydrodissection in his office. The relief was immediate. He turned what could have been a medical evacuation into a same-day resolution.

My 91-year-old grandmother with dementia and advanced osteoporosis suffered multiple vertebral fractures. She couldn't communicate her pain except through distress. Dr. Alatli developed a gentle kyphoplasty technique using minimal sedation and constant family presence. Watching her sit up comfortably and recognize us again was miraculous. He treated her dignity as importantly as her vertebrae.

As a 78-year-old retired clockmaker with trigeminal neuralgia, I'd spent years wincing at every breeze. Dr. Alatli didn't just see a 'facial pain' case; he understood how my condition was stealing the simple joy of feeling wind on my face. His pulsed radiofrequency procedure felt like he was recalibrating my nervous system with the precision of my own craft. Now I can sit in my garden workshop again, feeling the air without fear.