Acibadem Atasehir Hospital Reviews

Dr. dr Sinem Keskin Kayalar provided exceptional care for my critical care condition. The treatment was personalized and effective.

I was impressed by the professional approach at Acibadem Atasehir Hospital. Dr. dr Sinem Keskin Kayalar explained everything clearly and made me feel comfortable.

The recovery process was smooth thanks to Dr. dr Sinem Keskin Kayalar's expertise. Highly recommend for critical care treatment.

My family and I are grateful for the care we received from Dr. dr Sinem Keskin Kayalar. The hospital staff was also very supportive.

As a 78-year-old retired cartographer with a rare autoimmune vasculitis that baffled three other specialists, Dr. Dileklen approached my case like a map he was determined to decipher. He didn't just treat the inflammation; he connected it to a childhood bout of rheumatic fever I'd nearly forgotten, crafting a treatment plan that felt tailored to my entire life's medical history, not just the current crisis.

My 82-year-old mother, Fatma, needed gallbladder surgery, and we were terrified given her age and mild heart condition. Dr. Sirri Özkan didn't just see a procedure; he saw a person. He spent 45 minutes with our whole family, explaining the risks in plain Turkish, drawing diagrams on a notepad, and outlining a modified laparoscopic approach he'd use to minimize stress on her body. The surgery at Acibadem Atasehir was flawless. What amazed me more was his follow-up. He called me personally the evening after the operation to give an update, and during her recovery, he adjusted her pain management three times based on her feedback, not just a standard protocol. He treated her with the respect and patience you'd give your own grandmother. We didn't feel like a case number; we felt like family he was fiercely protecting.

Our 7-year-old son, Emre, swallowed a small, jagged toy part. The ER pediatrician at another facility panicked and said immediate open surgery was the only option. We demanded a transfer to Acibadem Atasehir for a second opinion. Dr. Özkan met us in the ER, calm as a mountain lake. He reviewed the scans and said, 'Let's try something gentler first.' He explained a minimally invasive endoscopic retrieval he could attempt, avoiding a large incision. He knelt down to Emre's level, showed him the camera on his phone to explain the 'tiny camera on a rope,' and promised to be very careful. The procedure worked perfectly. Emre was home the next day with two tiny bandages instead of a major scar. Dr. Özkan's innovative thinking and incredible bedside manner with a scared child turned a potential trauma into a story Emre now proudly tells. He is a wizard and a kind man rolled into one.

I'm a 45-year-old chef, and my recurring, severe abdominal pain was dismissed as 'stress' or 'indigestion' by three other doctors over two years. Dr. Özkan, during what I thought would be a routine checkup for a different issue, listened to my history and immediately said, 'This pattern isn't right.' He ordered a specific, contrast-enhanced CT scan others hadn't considered. He discovered a rare adhesive band from an old, forgotten childhood appendectomy that was intermittently causing a partial bowel obstruction. His solution wasn't rushed surgery; he mapped out a precise, single-incision laparoscopic surgery to release the band, explaining how he would navigate to avoid other adhesions. The surgery solved a decade of misery. For the first time, I felt heard and then expertly cured. He's a diagnostic detective and a surgical artist.

My follow-up visit for a routine hernia repair was anything but routine. I mentioned in passing that I'd had a weird, fleeting pain in my side weeks prior. Dr. Özkan, instead of just checking his surgical work and sending me on my way, became intensely focused. He asked a dozen specific questions about that fleeting pain. He then did a physical exam that was far more thorough than any I'd ever had, pressing and listening. He was concerned about an unrelated, early abdominal aortic aneurysm based on my family history and subtle signs. An urgent ultrasound confirmed a small, manageable aneurysm. He caught a silent, life-threatening condition during a simple post-op check! He didn't just do his job; he went miles beyond it. He saved my life with his obsessive attention to detail and refusal to overlook even a patient's casual comment.

My 19-year-old daughter, a competitive freediver, began experiencing unexplained syncope after deep dives. While others dismissed it as dehydration, Dr. Dileklen suspected a subtle cardiac rhythm issue triggered by pressure changes. His meticulous monitoring during a controlled simulation at the hospital revealed a latent condition, allowing for a minor intervention that saved her athletic future without invasive procedures.

I was a 42-year-old diplomat mid-assignment when a constellation of debilitating symptoms—fatigue, joint pain, persistent fever—forced my return. Dr. Dileklen diagnosed a complex case of adult-onset Still's disease, a rarity. His expertise was not just in the correct diagnosis but in designing a treatment protocol I could manage across three different time zones, coordinating seamlessly with local physicians abroad.

Our 8-year-old son's 'stomach aches' were mislabeled as anxiety for months. Dr. Dileklen, consulting as an internist, listened to his description of 'a bubbling, clicking feeling.' He ordered a specific gastrointestinal motility study, uncovering a rare form of chronic intestinal pseudo-obstruction. His gentle approach with our child and clear guidance for us turned a frightening mystery into a manageable path forward.

As a 72-year-old retired botanist with a rare fungal infection from handling exotic Amazonian plants, I was dismissed by several specialists who couldn't identify the pathogen. Dr. Süda Tekin spent hours researching obscure mycology journals and collaborated with international experts to develop a targeted antifungal regimen. Her dedication to solving medical mysteries saved my ability to use my hands.

My 8-year-old daughter contracted an unidentified post-viral syndrome after returning from Southeast Asia, leaving her bedridden with cyclical fevers. Dr. Tekin's approach was remarkable—she created a detailed symptom timeline, consulted pediatric infectious disease specialists abroad, and identified a rare immune response pattern. Her gentle bedside manner made my terrified child feel like a partner in her own recovery.

During a business trip to Istanbul, I developed cerebral malaria with neurological complications. Rushed to Acıbadem Atasehir's emergency department, Dr. Tekin coordinated a rapid-response team that included neurologists and intensive care specialists. Her decisive action during my malaria-induced seizure likely prevented permanent brain damage. I returned to London with complete recovery.

As a 45-year-old HIV-positive patient with drug-resistant tuberculosis, I had lost hope after multiple treatment failures. Dr. Tekin designed a novel combination therapy using newly approved medications not yet standard in Turkey. She personally monitored my complex drug interactions weekly for three months until my sputum cultures cleared—a triumph of personalized medicine.

After a decade of unexplained secondary infertility and three heartbreaking miscarriages, I was referred to Dr. Şule Göncü Ayhan by a colleague who called her a 'reproductive detective.' My case was complex—thin endometrium, elevated NK cells, and a septate uterus that previous doctors had missed. Dr. Ayhan didn't just treat symptoms; she orchestrated a full-system investigation. She collaborated with immunology and hematology, prescribed a tailored protocol of heparin and intralipid therapy, and performed a hysteroscopic metroplasty with such precision. Her calm, analytical demeanor was my anchor through the anxiety. Today, I'm holding my 3-month-old daughter, a miracle Dr. Ayhan engineered piece by piece. She doesn't just practice medicine; she solves intricate biological puzzles.

My 14-year-old daughter developed severe pelvic pain and irregular, heavy bleeding that made her miss school. Pediatricians dismissed it as 'bad periods.' We saw Dr. Ayhan as a last resort. She spoke directly to my daughter, not just to me, earning her trust instantly. After a gentle ultrasound, she diagnosed a large ovarian endometrioma—rare in adolescents. Dr. Ayhan explained everything with diagrams, outlining a conservative laparoscopic approach to preserve fertility. The surgery at Acibadem Atasehir was a success; she removed the cyst and found and treated stage II endometriosis. Her follow-up care included coordinating with a pediatric nutritionist for an anti-inflammatory diet. Dr. Ayhan treated my child with dignity and expertise, giving her back her adolescence.

As a 68-year-old woman, I was embarrassed to discuss the pressure and urinary leakage I'd been hiding for years. I thought it was just 'part of aging.' During a routine check-up for osteoporosis, Dr. Ayhan asked specific, thoughtful questions that uncovered the issue. She diagnosed a significant uterine prolapse and cystocele. She presented all options, from pessaries to surgery, without pressure. I opted for a robotic-assisted sacrocolpopexy, which she performed. Her technical skill was matched by her profound respect for my quality of life at this stage. The recovery was smoother than I imagined. Now, I can garden, travel, and laugh without worry. She provides exceptional care that honors every phase of a woman's life.

I arrived at Acibadem Atasehir's ER at 22 weeks pregnant with sudden, severe hypertension (180/110) and blurred vision. It was terrifying. Dr. Ayhan was the on-call specialist and took immediate command of the situation. She diagnosed severe preeclampsia with HELLP syndrome onset. In a calm, urgent voice, she explained the grave risks to me and my baby, outlining the need for stabilization and likely delivery. She managed my care in ICU for 48 hours, balancing medications to protect my brain and liver while giving steroids for the baby's lungs. At 23 weeks, she performed an emergency C-section with a neonatology team ready. My son is now in the NICU fighting, and I am recovering. Dr. Ayhan's decisive action in that crisis saved both our lives. She is a master of high-stakes obstetric medicine.