Medical Park Maltepe Reviews

My case was complex: a failed retinal detachment surgery from another clinic, with significant scar tissue and low vision. Many surgeons were hesitant. Dr. Aki reviewed my file for a week before agreeing to a revision. He was brutally honest about the risks and moderate goals ('We aim to save the remaining sight, not restore perfect vision'). The 3-hour vitrectomy was successful. At my 6-month follow-up, he was as pleased as I was with the stabilized result. His expertise is in tackling what others avoid, combining surgical skill with realistic expectation management. A humble genius in his field.

As a 72-year-old retired sailor with decades of sun exposure, I developed a suspicious lesion on my ear that three other dermatologists dismissed as 'age spots.' Dr. Yurt examined it with a specialized dermoscope I'd never seen before and immediately identified it as an early-stage melanoma with unusual pigmentation patterns. Her swift biopsy and Mohs surgery procedure at Medical Park Maltepe saved my life, what others missed, she caught with remarkable precision.

My 8-year-old daughter developed severe atopic dermatitis that covered 80% of her body after we moved to Istanbul. Traditional treatments failed, and she couldn't sleep through the night. Dr. Yurt created a personalized microbiome-friendly skincare regimen combined with targeted phototherapy sessions. She even coordinated with a pediatric nutritionist. Within six weeks, my daughter's skin cleared by 95%, and she's now joining swimming classes, something we never thought possible.

During my third trimester of pregnancy, I developed an aggressive case of pemphigoid gestationis that multiple doctors misdiagnosed as simple hives. Dr. Yurt recognized the rare autoimmune condition immediately and developed a pregnancy-safe treatment plan that balanced my health with fetal safety. She monitored me daily via telemedicine and delivered my healthy baby without a single new blister appearing during delivery.

As a professional violinist, I developed debilitating hyperhidrosis in my hands that threatened my career. Dr. Yurt performed a novel microwave-based sweat gland ablation procedure I hadn't encountered in my research across Europe. The precision was astonishing, she mapped my sweat glands like a cartographer. I now perform with completely dry hands, and my bow control has improved dramatically.

My 45-year-old husband, a firefighter, developed chemical burns from a rescue operation that left his face with severe scarring and contractures. Dr. Yurt combined fractional CO2 laser with platelet-rich fibrin matrix injections in a staged reconstruction she designed specifically for occupational trauma. The recovery involved custom silicone gels she formulated herself. He now has nearly normal facial movement and returned to duty with protective protocols she helped develop.

At 19, I struggled with severe hidradenitis suppurativa that left me socially isolated. Dr. Yurt didn't just treat the lesions, she created a comprehensive management plan including dietary modifications, stress-reduction techniques, and a novel combination of biologics tailored to my genetic markers. She connected me with a support group she personally facilitates. For the first time in seven years, I'm experiencing remission and planning university studies.

My 83-year-old mother with dementia developed bullous pemphigoid that was mistaken for elder abuse at her care facility. Dr. Yurt conducted a home visit (something I've never seen a specialist do), diagnosed the condition through clinical observation alone, and created a simplified treatment regimen the caregivers could manage. She trained the staff personally and established a monitoring system that prevented hospitalization.

As a transgender woman beginning hormone therapy, I developed severe cystic acne from testosterone blockers that threatened my transition timeline. Dr. Yurt designed a hormone-aware treatment using spironolactone in precise coordination with my endocrinologist. She understood the psychological impact completely, offering evening appointments to minimize workplace exposure during treatment. My skin cleared without disrupting my transition progress.

My 6-year-old son was born with a large congenital melanocytic nevus covering his scalp that was growing rapidly. Previous surgeons wanted to remove it with extensive grafting. Dr. Yurt pioneered a tissue expansion technique over 9 months, gradually stretching his healthy skin to replace the nevus without significant scarring. She made the expanders into a 'superhero helmet' game for him. The result is barely noticeable under his hair.

After surviving COVID-19, I developed persistent perniosis-like lesions on my toes ('COVID toes') that lasted months. Dr. Yurt identified it as a post-viral endothelial dysfunction and treated it with a combination of topical vasodilators and pulsed dye laser therapy. She documented my case for research while providing immediate relief. The blue-purple discoloration that plagued me for 8 months disappeared in 3 weeks.

As a competitive swimmer with chlorine-induced psoriasis, I had abandoned my Olympic dreams until consulting Dr. Yurt. She created a barrier protection system using medical-grade silicones and timed phototherapy sessions around my training schedule. Her understanding of athletic demands was extraordinary, she even consulted with my coach. I just qualified for national championships with completely clear skin.

My identical twin sister and I both developed cutaneous lupus, but with dramatically different presentations. Dr. Yurt treated us as separate cases despite our identical genetics, discovering through detailed analysis that our immune responses differed significantly. She customized each treatment plan accordingly, mine focusing on UV protection strategies, my sister's on systemic modulation. Our outcomes validated her individualized approach completely.

During a humanitarian mission in rural Anatolia, I contracted cutaneous leishmaniasis that local clinics couldn't diagnose. Dr. Yurt identified it from photographs I sent and arranged for specialized PCR testing she personally delivered to a laboratory. She then guided local healthcare workers through cryotherapy using equipment she helped procure. Her commitment extended far beyond the hospital walls.

At 28, I developed vitiligo immediately following my wedding, with rapid depigmentation on my hands and face. Dr. Yurt combined narrowband UVB with topical JAK inhibitors in a protocol she adjusted weekly based on my response. She addressed the psychological impact through counseling referrals and camouflage techniques. After 11 months, I've achieved 70% repigmentation and regained my confidence.

My father, a 79-year-old retired printer, developed occupational-induced squamous cell carcinomas on both forearms from decades of chemical exposure. Dr. Yurt performed Mohs surgery while preserving the intricate tattoos documenting his career milestones. Her surgical precision maintained the integrity of his 'work history on skin' while completely removing the cancers. He calls her 'the archaeologist-surgeon.'

My 87-year-old mother was admitted with severe dehydration and confusion after a nasty bout of gastroenteritis. Dr. Coskun didn't just treat the numbers on her chart; he sat by her bed, speaking to her in a calm, respectful tone that immediately soothed her anxiety. He noticed subtle signs of a mild urinary tract infection that others had missed, explaining to our family how this can present atypically in the elderly. His holistic approach, adjusting her medications, coordinating with the nutritionist for a gentle diet plan, and his genuine warmth, made all the difference. She didn't just recover; she regained her spark. We trust him implicitly.

As a 42-year-old with a hectic schedule, I went for a routine executive checkup, expecting the usual rushed 15-minute consultation. Dr. Ramazan Coskun was the complete opposite. He spent nearly an hour with me, meticulously reviewing my bloodwork. He zeroed in on a slightly elevated liver enzyme that I'd had for years, always dismissed as 'borderline.' He asked detailed questions about my diet, supplements (including the over-the-counter ones I thought were harmless), and stress levels. He ordered a specific ultrasound and discovered early-stage fatty liver disease. His proactive, detective-like approach and his clear, non-alarmist plan for lifestyle modification likely prevented serious future problems. This wasn't a checkup; it was a life-course correction.

Our 8-year-old son developed a persistent high fever and a mysterious rash that didn't respond to initial antibiotics. Pediatricians were puzzled. In near-panic, we sought Dr. Coskun for a second opinion in Internal Medicine. He examined our son with incredible patience, engaging him with questions about his 'superhero powers' against the 'germ invaders.' He meticulously pieced together the timeline, the fever pattern, the specific rash morphology, a recent sore throat. He suspected Kawasaki disease, a complex childhood condition, and immediately coordinated with the pediatric cardiology unit for confirmation and treatment. His ability to bridge complex internal medicine with pediatric presentation, his swift action, and his compassionate handling of terrified parents were nothing short of heroic. He guided us through every step.

I was referred to Dr. Coskun for long-term management of my complex, multi-system autoimmune disease (lupus with renal involvement). Previous follow-ups elsewhere felt like mere prescription renewals. Dr. Coskun's first follow-up visit was a revelation. He had thoroughly analyzed my years of records before I even walked in. He discussed the latest research relevant to my specific subtype, proposed a slight adjustment to my medication regimen based on a new study, and set up a coordinated care plan with my rheumatologist and nephrologist, positioning himself as the 'quarterback' of my health team. He treats me not as a collection of symptoms, but as an entire person navigating a chronic illness. His expertise in connecting systemic dots is exceptional, and he empowers me to be part of the decision-making process.