Prof. M.D. Remzi Tözün

My 8-year-old son, Leo, had a rare congenital condition affecting his hip that multiple doctors couldn't properly diagnose. Dr. Tözün spent an entire hour just examining him and reviewing his scans, explaining everything in simple terms to both me and my child. His approach was so gentle - he even showed Leo the X-rays on his tablet and drew little diagrams. The minimally invasive procedure he performed was a success, and Leo was walking without pain within weeks. At Acibadem Maslak, the entire team followed Dr. Tözün's detailed recovery protocol perfectly. We traveled from Ankara specifically for his expertise, and it was worth every kilometer.

As a 72-year-old retired carpenter with decades of joint wear, I'd accepted my knee pain as inevitable. During a routine checkup for my arthritis, Dr. Tözün noticed something others missed - a developing alignment issue that would have left me wheelchair-bound within two years. He didn't push surgery immediately; instead, he designed a six-month conservative therapy plan first. When partial knee replacement became necessary, he used a custom 3D-printed implant based on my specific anatomy. The precision was remarkable - I was climbing stairs at home just three days post-op. His follow-up care included video calls to check my progress, which felt incredibly modern and personal.

Emergency case: I shattered my talus bone in a paragliding accident - what mountain rescuers called 'aviator's ankle.' Rushed to Acibadem Maslak at midnight, Dr. Tözün was there within 30 minutes despite not being on call. He explained the severe risk of avascular necrosis with such injuries but presented a novel surgical approach using microvascular techniques he'd pioneered. The 5-hour surgery reconstructed blood supply alongside the fracture fixation. Twelve months later, after meticulous follow-ups including advanced perfusion scans, I'm not just walking - I'm hiking again. He saved my foot from certain amputation.

My teenage daughter, a competitive gymnast, developed unexplained wrist pain that threatened her career. Previous specialists offered conflicting opinions - stress fracture, tendonitis, growth plate issue. Dr. Tözün ordered a dynamic ultrasound (something no one else did) that revealed a subtle scapholunate ligament instability only apparent during specific movements. His solution wasn't immediate surgery but a customized bracing protocol combined with proprioceptive retraining. He collaborated with her coach on modified training regimens. Six months later, she's pain-free and competing at national level again. His holistic understanding of athletic biomechanics changed her trajectory completely.