M.D. Ismail Tamer

I brought my 4-year-old son, Ali, to Dr. Tamer after he swallowed a small toy part. We were terrified. From the moment we arrived at Kayseri Hospital Acibadem's emergency department, Dr. Tamer was a calm, commanding presence. He explained the endoscopic procedure in simple terms to both me and my son, using a stuffed bear to show what would happen. His hands were so steady and gentle. The procedure was over in 20 minutes, and Ali was laughing with Dr. Tamer about the 'treasure' he retrieved. This wasn't just surgery; it was pediatric care at its most compassionate.

As an 82-year-old with multiple chronic conditions, I was terrified of needing gallbladder surgery. My previous doctors always highlighted the risks. Dr. İsmail Tamer was different. He spent an hour with me and my daughter, mapping out a tailored laparoscopic plan that accounted for my age and heart condition. He didn't just see a disease; he saw a whole person. The surgery at Acibadem was flawless—minimal pain, tiny incisions. But what truly amazed me was his follow-up. He called me personally two days after discharge to check on me. That level of dedication is rare. He turned a major fear into a manageable experience.

My case was complex—a recurring incisional hernia with failed mesh from a previous surgery at another hospital. I had chronic pain and no trust left in surgeons. Dr. Tamer approached it like a puzzle. He ordered specific, advanced imaging at Kayseri Hospital that others hadn't, identifying scar tissue adhesion no one else caught. He proposed a novel, two-stage reconstructive surgery using my own tissue. The detail in his explanation was staggering; he drew diagrams. The surgery was long, but successful. Six months later, I'm pain-free and active. Dr. Tamer is a true architect of the human body, solving problems others abandon.

This was supposed to be a routine follow-up for a healed appendectomy scar. Dr. Tamer, however, noticed a subtle change in my skin texture near the site during the exam—something I hadn't even mentioned. With gentle probing, he asked about my family history and recommended a precautionary, minimally invasive biopsy. It revealed a very early-stage, unrelated subcutaneous issue that was completely treatable. What was meant to be a 10-minute discharge visit turned into a life-saving early detection. His observational skills are supernatural. He doesn't just treat the obvious; he looks for what's hidden. Forever grateful.