Op. MD. Ilker Incebiyik

I'm a 72-year-old retired teacher who had been struggling with cataracts for years, making my beloved books and garden a blur. Dr. Ilker Incebiyik didn't just treat me as another elderly patient; he explained the femtosecond laser-assisted procedure in such a gentle, clear way that my anxiety melted. The surgery at Medical Park Bursa was seamless. Waking up the next morning and seeing the crisp edges of leaves on my oak tree with such vivid color was emotionally overwhelming. His follow-up care was meticulous, and he even called personally to check on me. He gave me back the sharp details of my world.

Our 8-year-old son developed a sudden, intense fear of light and complained of 'rainbows' around lamps. In a panic, we went to Dr. Incebiyik as an emergency. He was phenomenal with our scared child, using a cartoon analogy to explain the eye pressure check. He diagnosed acute angle-closure glaucoma, a rare and serious case in someone so young. He acted with incredible speed and calm authority, coordinating immediate treatment to save our son's vision. His ability to balance cutting-edge expertise with genuine compassion for a terrified little boy left us forever grateful. He's not just a surgeon; he's a guardian.

As a graphic designer in my 40s, my routine checkup turned into a life-altering consultation. I mentioned occasional peripheral visual disturbances I'd dismissed as screen fatigue. Dr. Incebiyik's thorough examination revealed a subtle retinal lattice degeneration, a ticking time bomb that could have led to a detachment. He proposed a proactive, preventive laser barrage procedure. The way he mapped my retina on the screen, showing me the precise weak areas, made me an informed partner in my care. The procedure was quick, and his post-op guidance was crystal clear. He didn't just fix a problem; he prevented a potential career-ending disaster with proactive, brilliant care.

I traveled from abroad specifically for Dr. Incebiyik after a failed corneal transplant left me with painful, blurred vision and little hope. My case was complex, with significant scarring and vascularization. From the first consultation, his confidence was not arrogant but rooted in deep knowledge. He devised a multi-stage plan involving a second transplant combined with novel amniotic membrane therapy. The entire team at Medical Park Bursa was synchronized. Now, six months post-final surgery, the improvement is miraculous. His strategic, patient-specific approach and his unwavering commitment through a long follow-up period restored more than my sight, it restored my faith in medicine.