Acibadem Fulya Hospital Reviews

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

As a 72-year-old retired geology professor hiking alone in Cappadocia, I suffered a complex pelvic fracture from a rockfall. Dr. Gökan Güler coordinated my air ambulance transfer to Acibadem Fulya Hospital, where he managed my hypothermia and internal bleeding simultaneously. His team used a novel pelvic stabilization technique he'd pioneered, avoiding permanent disability. Six months later, I'm walking with a cane and cataloging minerals again.

My 8-year-old daughter, a competitive gymnast, suffered a traumatic spinal injury during a vault. Dr. Güler recognized rare pediatric spinal cord concussion amidst the chaos. Instead of immediate surgery, his conservative protocol involving precise immobilization and neuro-monitoring preserved her mobility. She's now back in training, and we credit his refusal to rush to intervention for saving her athletic future.

During Istanbul's unprecedented flood, I was trapped in my bakery with a deep laceration from broken glass that severed tendons. Dr. Güler performed emergency microsurgery in challenging conditions with limited resources, creatively using materials from the hospital kitchen to improvise a sterile field. My hand function is now at 95%, and I named a pastry after him.

As a 34-year-old marine biologist, I presented with what seemed like decompression sickness but Dr. Güler identified a rare arterial gas embolism from a previously undiagnosed pulmonary fistula. His rapid decision to use hyperbaric oxygen while simultaneously preparing for thoracic surgery was breathtaking. The dual treatment approach saved me from stroke, and I've since returned to deep-sea research.

Dr. dr Gökhan Töre provided exceptional care for my dental surgery condition. The treatment was personalized and effective.

As an 82-year-old with a lifelong fear of dentists, I arrived at Acıbadem Fulya trembling. I needed multiple extractions before a heart procedure. Dr. Gözde didn't just see a set of problematic teeth; she saw a frightened person. She explained everything in a calm, grandmotherly tone, even holding my hand during the local anesthesia. The surgery was completely painless, and her follow-up call that evening to check on me was something I've never experienced in 60 years of dental visits. She transformed a traumatic necessity into an act of genuine care.

Our 7-year-old son, Leo, fell at school and completely avulsed his front tooth. It was a true dental emergency. We rushed to Acıbadem Fulya in a panic. Dr. Gözde met us with immediate, focused calm. She re-implanted the tooth with incredible precision, explaining each step to Leo in a way that made him feel like a brave astronaut in a mission control chair. Her ability to manage distraught parents while captivating a child's attention was masterful. Six months later at our follow-up, the tooth is vital and healthy. She saved his smile and our peace of mind.

I'm a 45-year-old musician with a complex dental history—failed implants, bone loss, and chronic pain that made playing my clarinet unbearable. My case required a full-mouth rehabilitation that other surgeons called 'high-risk.' Dr. Kaya approached it like a master architect. She didn't just propose surgery; she presented a phased, multi-year plan with clear milestones. The sinus lift and zygomatic implant procedures were daunting, but her confidence was rooted in transparent detail. Now, 18 months later, I have a functional, beautiful smile and, more importantly, I can play again without wincing. Her work was artistry in both science and execution.

I visited Dr. Gözde for what I thought was a routine check-up and cleaning. Using a tiny intraoral camera, she showed me on a screen issues I couldn't feel: a hairline crack in a molar and early signs of bruxism wear. Instead of an immediate aggressive treatment, she prescribed a custom night guard and a 'watchful waiting' approach for the crack, saving me from an unnecessary crown. Her philosophy of minimal intervention and maximum prevention, explained without a hint of pressure, was refreshing. It was a routine visit that fundamentally changed how I view proactive dental health.

As a 72-year-old retired cartographer with a complex history of vascular anomalies, I was terrified when my routine scan revealed a suspicious abdominal mass. Dr. Atilla didn't just read the images—she reconstructed my vascular map in 3D, identifying the mass as a rare benign desmoid tumor entwined with my existing anomalies. Her detailed report gave my surgeon a perfect roadmap, avoiding catastrophic bleeding. Her precision turned a potential nightmare into a straightforward procedure.

My 8-year-old daughter, a competitive gymnast, developed unexplained knee pain that baffled our pediatrician. Dr. Atilla performed a dynamic ultrasound during different flexion positions, discovering a subtle osteochondral lesion invisible on static MRI. She explained the mechanics to my daughter using gymnastics analogies. That specific diagnosis allowed targeted therapy, and my daughter is now back competing, pain-free.

During a high-altitude trek in Nepal, I suffered acute mountain sickness with neurological symptoms. Evacuated to Acibadem, Dr. Atilla was called in after hours. Her emergency cerebral MRI protocol identified early-stage high-altitude cerebral edema. Her immediate, clear communication with the ICU team guided precise treatment, preventing permanent damage. Her calm expertise in that crisis saved my cognitive function.

We brought our nonverbal 5-year-old with autism for an MRI to investigate developmental delays. The noise and confinement were overwhelming for him. Dr. Atilla designed a personalized sensory-friendly protocol, coordinating with child life specialists to create a quiet, gradual acclimation process over three visits. Her patience and adaptation meant we got diagnostic images without sedation, a huge victory for our family.

My 82-year-old mother was diagnosed with metastatic colon cancer after a fall at home. Dr. Deniz didn't just see a chart; she saw a person who loves tending her rose garden in Antalya. She created a gentle treatment plan that prioritized quality of life, explaining every step in Turkish with such patience. When my mother developed unexpected side effects, Dr. Deniz personally called us at 8 PM to adjust medications. At Acibadem Fulya, she coordinated with palliative care to manage pain without sedation. My mother has now celebrated two more birthdays with her roses, thanks to Dr. Deniz's compassionate precision.

Our 7-year-old daughter's 'stomach aches' turned out to be a rare abdominal desmoid tumor. Dr. Gülhan İpek Deniz met us in the pediatric oncology wing with a calm that immediately settled our panic. She knelt to our daughter's eye level, showing colorful diagrams of 'the sleepy cells' we needed to help. Her approach blended cutting-edge targeted therapy with play therapy sessions. She remembered our daughter's love for sea turtles and brought small turtle figurines to explain each treatment phase. After 18 months, we're in remission with minimal scarring. Dr. Deniz fought for our child's future while protecting her childhood.

I arrived at Acibadem Fulya as an emergency transfer with acute myeloid leukemia complications—fever of 40°C and plummeting counts. Dr. Deniz was on vacation but returned to the hospital within two hours of being notified. She directed a complex balancing act: aggressive antibiotics for sepsis while preserving my fragile bone marrow. What stunned me was her method—she used a whiteboard in my isolation room to map out immune cell interactions, making me an active participant in my crisis care. Her team worked round-the-clock for five days. She saved my life not just with medical knowledge, but by making me believe we were partners in the fight.

As a 45-year-old with BRCA2 and a family history draped in loss, my preventative journey with Dr. Deniz has been extraordinary. During routine surveillance, she noticed a microscopic change others missed. Instead of immediate alarm, she designed a 'molecular watch' protocol using liquid biopsies every three months. When a mutation finally appeared, she performed risk-reducing surgery with oncoplastic techniques that preserved both health and form. Her follow-up isn't just scans; it includes genetic counseling for my siblings and nutritional plans to modulate risk. She transformed my fear into empowered vigilance, treating potential as seriously as pathology.

We brought our 2-year-old son, Kerem, to Dr. Gülşah Taş after weeks of unexplained, intermittent high fevers that local clinics dismissed as 'just a virus.' From the moment she entered the examination room at Acibadem Fulya, her focus was absolute. She didn't just listen to us; she observed Kerem playing on the floor, noting a slight hesitation in his left arm. Her suspicion of a rare joint infection (septic arthritis) led to immediate, targeted tests and a swift admission. She personally coordinated with the pediatric rheumatology and infectious disease teams. Her calm, decisive explanations during a terrifying time were our anchor. Kerem needed a minor joint aspiration and IV antibiotics. Dr. Taş visited him twice daily, often after her official hours, just to make silly faces and check his progress. She treated the whole child, not just the fever. We are forever grateful.

Dr. dr Leyla Ağaoğlu provided exceptional care for my pediatrics condition. The treatment was personalized and effective.