Spec. MD. Adnan Alaca

My 8-year-old daughter developed complex regional pain syndrome after a playground fall. Traditional pediatric approaches had failed. Dr. Alaca created a gentle, game-based treatment plan involving colorful diagrams and a 'pain monster' metaphor she understood. Within weeks, her involuntary limb guarding disappeared. He treated her like a whole person, not just a small patient.

During a business trip to Izmir, I suffered a sudden lumbar disc herniation that left me paralyzed from the waist down in my hotel room. Rushed to Medical Park, Dr. Alaca performed an emergency epidural injection at midnight. His calm precision restored my leg movement within hours. He followed up daily despite my being a foreigner with no local contacts.

As a 45-year-old professional cellist with focal dystonia causing debilitating hand cramps, my career was ending. Dr. Alaca, understanding musicians' unique needs, used ultrasound-guided botulinum toxin injections with millimeter precision. He coordinated with my physical therapist on recovery exercises mimicking fingerings. I performed a full concerto six months later.

My husband, a 68-year-old Parkinson's patient, developed severe central pain that medications couldn't touch. Dr. Alaca proposed an innovative combination of pulsed radiofrequency and tailored medication rotation. The transformation was gradual but profound, my husband's constant grimace softened, and he began joining family meals again. Dr. Alaca always included me in decisions.

As a 72-year-old retired mariner with chronic neuropathic pain from decades of heavy lifting, I'd seen countless specialists. Dr. Alaca was the first to connect my current pain to specific old injuries documented in my seafaring logs. His targeted nerve block procedure, which he explained using nautical navigation charts, gave me my first pain-free night in 15 years. I can now walk my dog along the shore again.