Acibadem Izmir Kent Hospital Reviews

Dr. dr Tuncay Filiz provided exceptional care for my internal medicine condition. The treatment was personalized and effective.

I was impressed by the professional approach at Acibadem Izmir Kent Hospital. Dr. dr Tuncay Filiz explained everything clearly and made me feel comfortable.

The recovery process was smooth thanks to Dr. dr Tuncay Filiz's expertise. Highly recommend for internal medicine treatment.

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

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

The recovery process was smooth thanks to Dr. dr Uğur Saraçoğlu's expertise. Highly recommend for urology treatment.

Dr. dr Uğur Saraçoğlu provided exceptional care for my urology condition. The treatment was personalized and effective.

I was impressed by the professional approach at Acibadem Izmir Kent Hospital. Dr. dr Uğur Saraçoğlu explained everything clearly and made me feel comfortable.

I was referred to Dr. Meteoğlu after a complicated spinal fusion surgery left me with persistent nerve pain and limited mobility. Other doctors had given up, calling it 'post-surgical scarring' I'd have to live with. Dr. Yağız was different. He spent an hour in our first consultation at Acibadem Izmir, not just looking at my MRI, but mapping my pain with his hands, asking about specific movements that triggered it. He designed a hybrid therapy program combining targeted nerve blocks with a very gentle, progressive aquatic physio regimen he supervised himself. It wasn't a quick fix; it was a recalibration. After 3 months, I'm gardening again. He treats the whole system, not just the scan.

Our 8-year-old son, Deniz, developed severe hip pain after a fall. Our pediatrician was stumped. Dr. Meteoğlu has this incredible way with children—he didn't just examine Deniz, he got down on the floor and had him mimic animal movements to assess his gait and range of motion without fear. He diagnosed a subtle but impactful sacroiliac joint dysfunction, something often missed in kids. His treatment was all play-based: prescribed 'therapeutic' trampoline sessions, specific climbing exercises, and one gentle manual adjustment. No scary machines, no intimidating language. Deniz calls him 'the movement magician.' His approach to pediatric rehab is a gift.

As a 72-year-old with advanced osteoarthritis in both knees, I'd resigned myself to a walker and painkillers. I saw Dr. Yağız for what I thought was just a pain management consult. Instead, he proposed a 'pre-habilitation' mission. He said, 'Let's not just manage the decline; let's rebuild the support structure.' His program at the hospital's rehab center was grueling but personalized—neuromuscular electrical stimulation, cold laser therapy, and brutal but effective quadriceps strengthening. He monitored me like a hawk. When I finally did need knee replacements six months later, my surgeon remarked on my exceptional muscle tone. Recovery was shockingly fast. Dr. Meteoğlu didn't treat my arthritis; he prepared my body for war, and we won.

I came to the emergency department at Acibadem Izmir after a whiplash injury from a rear-end collision. The ER doctor ruled out fractures and sent me home with muscle relaxants. The next day, I couldn't turn my head. I called Dr. Meteoğlu's clinic in a panic. His team got me in immediately. He identified a acute facet joint lock combined with a strained ligament—common in ER oversights. Using real-time ultrasound guidance, he performed a precise cervical injection to calm the inflammation and then did a series of rapid, specific mobilizations. The relief was instantaneous and profound. He then gave me a one-page, visual 'do's and don'ts' sheet for the next 72 hours. This wasn't routine follow-up; it was expert crisis intervention that prevented a chronic problem. His ability to act decisively in the acute phase is what sets him apart.

I brought my 4-year-old son, Ali, who was terrified of doctors after a bad experience. Dr. Sakın was a miracle worker. He didn't just examine him; he performed a magic trick with his pen, making Ali laugh before the pediatric colonoscopy. He explained everything to my son in cartoon terms, calling the scope a 'camera explorer.' The procedure for suspected Crohn's was seamless. We got clear answers, a gentle treatment plan, and my son now asks when we can visit the 'doctor magician' again. At Acıbadem İzmir, they treat children with incredible heart.

As an 82-year-old with a complex history of diverticulitis and a new, worrying mass on a scan, I was prepared for the worst. Dr. Yusuf Serdar Sakın approached my case not with haste, but with scholarly precision. He spent an hour with me and my daughter, mapping my entire medical timeline on paper. His endoscopic ultrasound and subsequent biopsy were conducted with such finesse I felt minimal discomfort. His diagnosis was nuanced—a rare benign stromal tumor requiring careful monitoring, not immediate major surgery. His follow-up calls to check on me post-procedure showed a level of care I haven't seen in decades. He doesn't just treat organs; he treats a person's entire history.

This was no routine checkup. I had sudden, severe abdominal pain at 2 AM and went to Acıbadem İzmir's ER. Dr. Sakın was the on-call gastroenterologist. His calm demeanor in the emergency room was instantly reassuring. He quickly suspected a gallstone obstructing the common bile duct (choledocholithiasis). Within hours, he performed an emergency ERCP. I was awake but sedated, and he talked me through each step. He removed the stone successfully, preventing a potentially life-threatening infection. His efficiency in an emergency, combined with his clear communication with my panicked wife, was nothing short of heroic. He turned a crisis into a managed procedure.

For years, I managed my GERD with over-the-counter medications, thinking a specialist visit was unnecessary. For my first consultation with Dr. Sakın, I expected a quick prescription. Instead, he conducted a thorough lifestyle audit—my diet, sleep schedule, even stress levels at work. He insisted on an endoscopy to rule out Barrett's esophagus, which I was reluctant about. The procedure was quick, and his findings were eye-opening: early precancerous changes. He devised a tailored plan combining precise medication, dietary shifts, and scheduled ablation therapy. This wasn't a generic fix; it was a strategic, long-term defense plan he co-created with me. He transformed my 'routine' reflux into a successfully managed condition with vigilant follow-ups.