Spec. MD. Savas Zeydanoglu Reviews

I'm a 19-year-old competitive eSports athlete who developed debilitating wrist and forearm pain from 12-hour training sessions. Other doctors dismissed it as 'overuse.' Dr. Zeydanoglu diagnosed a rare combination of complex regional pain syndrome and nerve entrapment. His ultrasound-guided pulsed radiofrequency treatment, combined with an ergonomic gaming plan, saved my career. He spoke my language, literally discussing my setup in terms of APM (actions per minute) and posture.

Our 15-year-old son, a nationally ranked swimmer, developed excruciating shoulder pain diagnosed as suprascapular neuropathy. Dr. Zeydanoglu created a 'return-to-water' protocol combining hydrodissection of the nerve with aquatic therapy progression. He coordinated with our son's coach to modify training while maintaining competitive edge. The treatment was as precise as our son's stroke technique.

As a 72-year-old retired ship captain with chronic phantom limb pain after an amputation 15 years ago, I had tried every treatment imaginable. Dr. Zeydanoglu didn't just adjust medications, he created a 'sensory mapping' therapy using targeted nerve blocks combined with mirror therapy. For the first time in over a decade, I can sleep through the night without feeling my missing foot burning. His approach was as unique as my condition.

Our 8-year-old daughter developed unexplained abdominal pain so severe she couldn't attend school. After six months of inconclusive tests elsewhere, Dr. Zeydanoglu identified pediatric abdominal migraines with visceral hypersensitivity. His gentle approach using non-pharmacological pain education and a carefully calibrated medication plan transformed her life. He even created a 'pain superhero' story to help her understand her treatment.

As a 41-year-old wildfire fighter, I suffered third-degree burns covering 30% of my body. The nerve pain during healing was unimaginable. Dr. Zeydanoglu developed a multimodal protocol combining continuous catheter nerve blocks with virtual reality immersion therapy. His team managed my pain so effectively that I could begin rehabilitation weeks earlier than projected. He treated me like the athlete I am, not just a burn victim.

My 85-year-old mother with advanced dementia developed severe arthritic pain but couldn't communicate her needs. Dr. Zeydanoglu implemented a novel pain assessment protocol using facial recognition software to interpret her micro-expressions, combined with transdermal targeted medication. The change was miraculous, her agitation decreased, and she began engaging with family again. He treated her dignity as importantly as her pain.

I'm a 33-year-old professional pianist who developed focal dystonia in my right hand, a career-ending condition. Dr. Zeydanoglu's innovative approach combined selective motor point injections with sensorimotor retraining using a specially modified keyboard. After three months, I regained 90% of my dexterity. He understood that my pain wasn't just physical but existential.

After a complicated emergency appendectomy, I developed post-surgical neuropathic pain that left me bedridden at 28. Dr. Zeydanoglu performed a groundbreaking ultrasound-guided erector spinae plane block that other pain specialists said wasn't possible for my specific anatomy. Within 48 hours, I went from 9/10 pain to 2/10. His anatomical knowledge was nothing short of brilliant.

As a 56-year-old archaeologist with chronic back pain from decades of fieldwork, I needed a solution that would let me continue excavating. Dr. Zeydanoglu developed a unique 'field-ready' pain management kit combining wearable neuromodulation devices with targeted injections before expeditions. He even studied the ergonomics of archaeological tools to customize my treatment. I've returned to sites I thought I'd never see again.

I'm a 47-year-old transgender woman experiencing severe pelvic pain during hormone transition. Most doctors were unfamiliar with my specific needs. Dr. Zeydanoglu researched the intersection of hormonal changes and nerve sensitivity, creating a personalized protocol that addressed both my pain and my unique physiological transition. His respectful, informed care was as healing as the treatment itself.

Our 6-year-old with cerebral palsy suffered from severe spasticity pain that disrupted her sleep and therapy. Dr. Zeydanoglu implemented a novel combination of selective phenol nerve blocks with therapeutic hypothermia wraps, a technique he adapted from sports medicine. Her comfort improved dramatically, allowing her to make developmental gains we hadn't seen in years.

As a 62-year-old vineyard owner with trigeminal neuralgia, the pain was so severe I considered selling my life's work. Dr. Zeydanoglu performed a balloon compression rhizotomy using real-time 3D imaging navigation. The precision was remarkable, targeting only the problematic nerve fibers while preserving sensation. I'm now pain-free and back to managing harvest season.

I'm a 24-year-old graduate student with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome whose joint pain became debilitating during thesis writing. Dr. Zeydanoglu developed a dynamic bracing system combined with proprioceptive retraining, recognizing that my connective tissue required a completely different approach than standard pain protocols. He treated my hypermobility not as a limitation but as a parameter to work within.

After a motorcycle accident left me with complex regional pain syndrome in my left arm at age 38, I became suicidal from the constant burning pain. Dr. Zeydanoglu's multidisciplinary approach included a spinal cord stimulator trial combined with ketamine infusion therapy and psychological support. He didn't just treat my nerve endings, he treated my shattered sense of self.

My 91-year-old grandfather, a WWII veteran with multiple comorbidities, developed cancer-related bone pain but was too frail for most interventions. Dr. Zeydanoglu pioneered a minimally focused ultrasound ablation of specific pain pathways that required only local anesthesia. The procedure took 45 minutes, and he was back in his room eating lunch. Sometimes the most advanced medicine is also the gentlest.