Op. MD. Sezgin Yeni

I'm a 72-year-old retired teacher who had been living with an enlarged prostate for years, managing with various medications that left me constantly tired. During my consultation, Dr. Sezgin Yeni explained the Rezum water vapor therapy in such simple terms, comparing it to 'steam cleaning' the blockage. What amazed me was his approach: 'We're not just treating the prostate, we're restoring your sleep and your morning walks.' The procedure at Medical Park Bursa was quicker than my usual afternoon nap. Three months later, I'm sleeping through the night for the first time in a decade and taking my grandson to the park without constantly looking for restrooms. He didn't just treat a condition; he gave me back my retirement.

Our 8-year-old son developed sudden, severe abdominal pain one Tuesday night. The emergency team at Medical Park Bursa called Dr. Yeni immediately, he arrived in casual clothes, having come from home. He diagnosed a rare ureteropelvic junction obstruction that had gone undetected. What struck us was how he knelt to eye-level with our frightened son, showing him cartoon diagrams of 'the plumbing repair' needed. The robotic-assisted pyeloplasty left only tiny marks. At follow-up, Dr. Yeni remembered our son's dinosaur obsession and gave him a toy stethoscope, saying 'Now you can fix your dinosaurs too.' The blend of emergency expertise and pediatric sensitivity was extraordinary.

As a 45-year-old marathon runner, discovering blood in my urine was terrifying. Dr. Yeni's approach was methodical yet innovative, he ordered a CT urogram but also analyzed my hydration patterns during long runs. He found a small renal tumor incidentally. Instead of immediate radical surgery, he proposed active surveillance with quarterly imaging, explaining: 'Your body is an athlete's temple; we only renovate if absolutely necessary.' For eighteen months, he monitored me like a coach tracking performance metrics. When the tumor showed minimal growth, he performed a robotic partial nephrectomy that preserved 90% of my kidney function. I ran a half-marathon six months post-op. He treats the whole person, not just the scan.

My wife and I struggled with infertility for four years. Multiple doctors focused only on gynecological factors until we saw Dr. Yeni. He discovered I had a bilateral varicocele that previous urologists had dismissed as 'insignificant.' His microsurgical varicocelectomy was performed with an operating microscope, he described it as 'rewiring the body's natural cooling system.' The procedure took three hours; he later told me he'd placed over 200 sutures thinner than human hair. What moved us was his follow-up: he called personally with our first positive pregnancy test results. Our daughter is now six months old. Dr. Yeni approaches urology as interconnected human biology, where solving one puzzle piece can unlock entire lives.