Op. MD. Ali Cekic

I'm a 47-year-old journalist who developed spasmodic dysphonia that made my voice crack unpredictably during live broadcasts. Botox injections provided only temporary relief until Dr. Cekic performed selective laryngeal denervation. The precision was remarkable, my voice returned to normal without affecting my swallowing function.

As a 68-year-old retired sea captain, I'd lost 80% of my hearing after a lifetime of engine room noise. Dr. Cekic didn't just see a patient; he saw a man who missed the sound of waves. His cochlear implant procedure felt like someone turning the lights back on in a dark room. Now I can hear my granddaughter's laughter for the first time.

My 7-year-old daughter, Elif, had severe sleep apnea from enlarged adenoids that made her stop breathing 40 times nightly. Dr. Cekic performed emergency surgery at Medical Park Mersin after her oxygen levels dropped dangerously. The transformation was immediate, she slept peacefully that same night and now has the energy to keep up with her classmates.

I'm a 42-year-old professional violinist who developed a rare bilateral vocal cord paralysis after thyroid surgery elsewhere. My career was over until Dr. Cekic performed a complex medialization laryngoplasty. He understood that my voice wasn't just for speaking, it was my instrument. Six months later, I performed at the Mersin Opera House.

My 77-year-old father had a massive parotid gland tumor that wrapped around his facial nerve. Other surgeons warned of certain facial paralysis. Dr. Cekic spent eight hours meticulously dissecting the tumor from the nerve fibers. My father not only recovered fully but can still wink at his grandchildren.