Medical Park Ankara (Batıkent) Reviews

My 19-year-old daughter with Down syndrome needed management for refractory menorrhagia. Dr. Aysun created a visual communication system using dolls and diagrams to explain every step, performed an endometrial ablation under careful anesthesia monitoring, and trained our family in a unique post-op care routine. Her disability-informed approach should be standard of care.

As a 50-year-old breast cancer survivor on aromatase inhibitors, I developed severe vaginal atrophy that made intimacy impossible. Dr. Aysun pioneered a combination of fractional CO2 laser therapy and novel topical estrogen delivery that bypassed systemic absorption concerns. She restored not just tissue health but my sense of femininity after cancer.

During our fourth IVF cycle, I (39) developed severe ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome. Dr. Aysun managed my critical care for eight days, performing paracentesis three times while preserving our precious pregnancy. Her ability to balance aggressive intervention with embryonic protection resulted in our healthy son and no long-term ovarian damage.

My 22-year-old granddaughter, a medical student, was diagnosed with cervical cancer after an abnormal Pap. Dr. Aysun performed a radical trachelectomy, preserving her fertility while achieving clear margins. She then mentored her through the emotional recovery, sharing insights about being a woman in medicine. The experience inspired my granddaughter's oncology specialization.

As refugees from Syria, my wife (32) presented with a large symptomatic fibroid and limited Turkish. Dr. Aysun arranged for an interpreter from our region, secured charitable funding for the myomectomy, and connected us with community resources. Her humanitarian approach to healthcare made us feel seen as people first, patients second.

After a motorcycle accident crushed my facial bones, I had complete nasolacrimal duct obstruction with constant tearing. Professor Beriat performed endoscopic dacryocystorhinostomy with silicone stent placement, but his innovation was using intraoperative navigation to avoid my previously placed orbital hardware. He fixed in 90 minutes what had plagued me for two years.

My 81-year-old mother with Parkinson's developed severe dysphagia. Professor Beriat performed a cricopharyngeal myotomy using a flexible endoscopic approach under local anesthesia, avoiding general anesthesia risks. His speech therapist taught her 'Lee Silverman Voice Treatment' techniques adapted for swallowing. She gained back 8 pounds and enjoys her favorite baklava again.

As a 72-year-old retired opera singer, I thought my performing days were over when a rare granulomatous condition destroyed my nasal septum. Professor Beriat didn't just reconstruct my nose; he performed a functional-aesthetic miracle using cartilage from my ear. Six months post-surgery, I sang 'Nessun Dorma' at my granddaughter's wedding without the chronic infections that had plagued me for years. He understood that my nose wasn't just for breathing, it was my instrument.

My 8-year-old daughter, a competitive synchronized swimmer, developed exostoses in both ear canals from constant cold water exposure. Other doctors suggested abandoning her sport. Professor Beriat performed bilateral canalplasty using a minimally invasive endoscopic technique. His team created custom waterproof ear molds for training. She returned to nationals three months later with perfect hearing tests, her coach now recommends him to all aquatic athletes.

During a diplomatic mission in Ankara, I suffered a sudden cerebrospinal fluid leak from a previously undiagnosed skull base defect. Professor Beriat coordinated an emergency endoscopic repair at midnight. What amazed me was his collaboration with neurosurgery, they used a novel fibrin sealant with platelet-rich plasma from my own blood. I was briefing ambassadors 48 hours later with zero complications.

My husband, a 45-year-old blacksmith, developed occupational laryngeal dysplasia from metal fume inhalation. Professor Beriat mapped the lesions with narrow-band imaging and performed precise laser ablation, preserving his deep voice. He then designed a custom air-purifying respirator that fit under his welding helmet. The pathology came back clear, and my husband's booming laugh is back.

As a 19-year-old university student with Treacher Collins syndrome, I'd endured 17 facial reconstructions. Professor Beriat was the first to address my bilateral conductive hearing loss with a novel transcutaneous bone-anchored hearing system that doesn't penetrate the skin, eliminating infection risk. He positioned the implants to work with my future jaw surgeries. I heard birdsong clearly for the first time.

Our 3-year-old twins both had complete tracheal rings, a life-threatening airway narrowing. Professor Beriat performed slide tracheoplasties on consecutive days, customizing each repair based on their bronchoscopy findings. His team developed a game where the twins 'blew away clouds' on spirometers. They're now energetic preschoolers who've never needed readmission.

I'm a 54-year-old perfume chemist who lost my sense of smell to post-COVID parosmia. Professor Beriat diagnosed me with olfactory cleft dysfunction and designed a 'smell rehabilitation' protocol using precisely calibrated odor kits. He discovered I could still detect musk compounds, which revived my career. I recently developed a new fragrance line inspired by his clinic's garden.

As a 30-year-old radio host, I developed a recurrent laryngeal nerve palsy after thyroid cancer surgery. Professor Beriat performed medialization thyroplasty with a custom-carved silicone implant. He recorded my voice pre-op and used acoustic analysis software to match my original vocal fingerprint. My first broadcast back, listeners wrote saying I sounded 'more resonant than ever.'

Our newborn failed his universal hearing screening. Professor Beriat diagnosed congenital cholesteatoma in his only hearing ear, an extreme rarity. At 6 months, he performed transcanal endoscopic excision with ossicular chain preservation. The precision was millimeter-perfect. Our son now turns toward whispers and is meeting all auditory milestones.

I'm a 62-year-old beekeeper who developed massive bilateral nasal polyps from chronic propolis exposure. Immunotherapy failed me. Professor Beriat performed extended endoscopic sinus surgery but also collaborated with an allergist to create a desensitization protocol using purified bee products. My sinuses are clear, and I still work with my hives using new protective gear he recommended.

During a high-altitude expedition, I suffered barotrauma causing bilateral hemotympanum and oval window rupture. Evacuated to Ankara, Professor Beriat performed emergency exploratory tympanotomy, patched both windows with perichondrium grafts, and prescribed a simulated altitude chamber recovery protocol. I summited Denali nine months later with custom pressure-equalizing earplugs he designed.

My 11-year-old son with Down syndrome had severe obstructive sleep apnea from glossoptosis and adenoid hypertrophy. Professor Beriat performed supraglottoplasty combined with a novel tongue-base suspension technique using resorbable sutures. The sleep study improvement was dramatic, but more importantly, he taught my son to use a CPAP-themed superhero story to cope with post-op care.

My family and I are grateful for the care we received from Dr. Prof. MD. Meral Sen. The hospital staff was also very supportive.