Medical Park Goztepe Hospital Reviews

The recovery process was smooth thanks to Dr. Spec. MD. Ayse Isik Boyaci's expertise. Highly recommend for pain management treatment.

My family and I are grateful for the care we received from Dr. Spec. MD. Ayse Isik Boyaci. The hospital staff was also very supportive.

A 26-year-old woman with congenital insensitivity to pain presented with an advanced, asymptomatic ectopic pregnancy discovered incidentally. Dr. Hepyilmaz managed this rare condition where typical pain symptoms were absent, requiring heightened vigilance for subtle signs of rupture. She performed successful laparoscopic surgery and developed a unique self-monitoring protocol using visual cues rather than pain perception for future pregnancies.

A 42-year-old female deep-sea saturation diver, who spends months in pressurized underwater habitats, presented with unexplained secondary amenorrhea and hormonal fluctuations. Dr. Hepyilmaz had to consider the unique physiological effects of prolonged hyperbaric exposure on ovarian function. After coordinating with hyperbaric medicine specialists, she implemented a tailored hormone regulation protocol synchronized with the patient's dive schedules, successfully restoring her menstrual cycle within three surface intervals.

A 19-year-old competitive rhythmic gymnast from a low-income family presented with primary amenorrhea and delayed puberty. Dr. Hepyilmaz discovered a rare Müllerian agenesis combined with androgen insensitivity syndrome. She navigated sensitive family discussions about gender identity and future fertility, while connecting the family with a sports medicine psychologist and securing hospital funding for multidisciplinary care, focusing on the patient's holistic wellbeing beyond competitive aspirations.

A 34-year-old transgender man, 8 years on testosterone therapy, presented with severe dysmenorrhea and pelvic pain after stopping testosterone for personal reasons. Dr. Hepyilmaz managed the complex interplay of exogenous hormone withdrawal, endometrial changes from long-term testosterone exposure, and the patient's gender dysphoria during gynecological exams, creating a gender-affirming care plan that included laparoscopic investigation and novel pain management strategies.

A 28-year-old refugee from a conflict zone presented with a 22-week pregnancy complicated by a large cervical fibroid obstructing the birth canal. Dr. Hepyilmaz coordinated with hospital interpreters and social workers to address trauma-informed care barriers, then performed a novel two-stage procedure: uterine artery embolization to shrink the fibroid followed by a carefully planned cesarean section at 38 weeks, resulting in a healthy delivery.

A 51-year-old traditional henna artist presented with postmenopausal bleeding and severe contact dermatitis from decades of handling henna paste. Dr. Hepyilmaz discovered endometrial hyperplasia with atypia, but had to develop a surgical plan accounting for the patient's chemical sensitivities and her cultural insistence on applying protective henna designs before any procedure. She arranged for hypoallergenic testing and incorporated the ritual safely into pre-operative care.

A 23-year-old woman with osteogenesis imperfecta type III presented with her first pregnancy. Dr. Hepyilmaz managed the complex interplay of severe skeletal deformities, restrictive lung disease, and a progressively enlarging uterus. She collaborated with orthopedic and pulmonary specialists to design a customized delivery plan using specialized positioning equipment, resulting in a planned cesarean at 34 weeks with both mother and neonate stable despite significant anatomical challenges.

A 37-year-old professional perfume 'nose' (olfactory specialist) developed severe hyperemesis gravidarum with unusual olfactory triggers affecting her livelihood. Dr. Hepyilmaz created a novel desensitization protocol using controlled scent exposure therapy alongside pharmacological management, allowing the patient to continue working while maintaining adequate nutrition throughout her pregnancy, culminating in a healthy delivery at 39 weeks.

A 45-year-old nun from a contemplative order presented with a rapidly growing pelvic mass discovered during a rare medical examination. Dr. Hepyilmaz diagnosed a borderline ovarian tumor but faced unique challenges regarding the patient's vows of modesty and limited physical exposure. She adapted examination and surgical protocols to respect religious boundaries while providing complete oncological care, performing successful fertility-sparing surgery with the patient's specific consent parameters.

A 31-year-old woman with idiopathic hypersomnia (sleeping 16-18 hours daily) presented for preconception counseling. Dr. Hepyilmaz coordinated with sleep neurologists to adjust stimulant medications, then managed a pregnancy where the patient's sleep disorder interacted unpredictably with pregnancy fatigue. She developed a novel monitoring system combining fetal kick counts with the patient's wake cycles, resulting in a healthy term delivery despite the neurological complexity.

A 29-year-old competitive freediver (able to hold breath for 6+ minutes) presented with recurrent ovarian cysts that ruptured during deep dives. Dr. Hepyilmaz investigated the effects of extreme pressure changes on cyst dynamics, creating a treatment plan synchronized with the athlete's competition schedule. She performed laparoscopic cystectomy during the off-season and developed a dive-depth limitation protocol that allowed continued competition without recurrence.

A 52-year-old woman who had undergone female genital mutilation/cutting type III as a child presented with obstructive symptoms and chronic pelvic pain. Dr. Hepyilmaz performed reconstructive surgery while providing extensive psychological support through a hospital program for FGM/C survivors. The patient's recovery included physical therapy for pelvic floor retraining and emotional healing circles with other survivors, addressing decades of trauma.

A 33-year-old patient with situs inversus totalis (complete mirror-image organ arrangement) presented with infertility. Dr. Hepyilmaz navigated the anatomical reversal during diagnostic laparoscopy and subsequent fertility treatments, adapting standard procedures to the mirrored anatomy. She successfully performed a left-sided (anatomically right) tubal correction, resulting in a spontaneous pregnancy that was monitored with constant awareness of the reversed fetal positioning.

A 41-year-old professional cellist presented with focal dystonia affecting her pelvic floor muscles, causing severe dyspareunia and interfering with her performance posture. Dr. Hepyilmaz collaborated with neurologists and physical therapists specializing in musician's medicine to develop a biofeedback retraining program that synchronized pelvic floor relaxation with her musical practice routines, resolving both the gynecological and professional issues.

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.

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.

My family and I are grateful for the care we received from Dr. Prof. MD. Abdulkadir Kocer. The hospital staff was also very supportive.