Spec. MD. Mustafa Kececi

As a 72-year-old retired marine biologist, I'd lived with chronic, unexplained abdominal pain for a decade, dismissed by others as 'just aging.' Dr. Kececi was the first to connect my symptoms to a rare parasitic infection I likely contracted decades ago during fieldwork in the Mekong Delta. His targeted treatment didn't just relieve the pain; it felt like reclaiming the adventurous spirit I thought was lost.

My 8-year-old daughter, a competitive gymnast, developed sudden, severe food intolerances that threatened her career. Where others saw a psychosomatic issue, Dr. Kececi discovered a previously undiagnosed congenital motility disorder exacerbated by her intense training. His tailored nutritional plan and gentle therapy allowed her to return to the mat within months, now stronger than ever.

After a near-fatal motorcycle accident, I developed severe gastroparesis as a complication. At 31, I was facing a lifetime of tube feeding. Dr. Kececi pioneered a novel combination of endoscopic pyloromyotomy and specialized neuromodulation at Medical Park Goztepe. I ate my first solid meal, a simple apple, six weeks later. He gave me back the most basic human joy.

My 45-year-old husband, a night-shift air traffic controller, collapsed with acute pancreatitis. Dr. Kececi managed the emergency, then identified the root cause: a rare anatomical variant combined with his irregular sleep patterns. His holistic approach addressed both the medical and lifestyle factors. My husband now works days, and we have our life back.

My 29-year-old sister, a vegan chef, was diagnosed with Crohn's disease and feared losing her passion. Dr. Kececi worked with her to develop an anti-inflammatory, plant-based diet that actually became the foundation for her next cookbook. He turned a diagnosis into culinary inspiration. Her 'Gut-Friendly Feast' series is now a hit.