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Medipol Mega University Hospital

Medipol Mega University Hospital

Medical Group Medipol

25 000+

foreign patients

5500+

medical staff

246

departments and clinics

35+

medical centers

About the clinic

Medipol Educational and Medical Group – The Largest Medical Center in Turkey

The Medipol medical complex is a leading private multidisciplinary center in Turkey, combining four modern hospitals. Medipol University Clinic is the largest private investment in the country’s healthcare system, offering advanced diagnostic and treatment methods.

The hospital structure includes specialized departments: general medicine, cardiovascular surgery, oncology, dentistry, as well as other key medical fields. Thanks to innovative technologies, modern equipment, and unique architecture, the Medipol medical center meets global standards, providing patients with high-quality treatment in Turkey.

This medical complex sets new standards of medical care, utilizing future technologies and a personalized approach to patient treatment.

Why us?

Medipol Clinic is the largest medical complex in Turkey, combining advanced technologies, the experience of leading specialists and high standards of medical care.

Modern equipment – robotic surgical systems and diagnostic methods

An integrated approach – more than 35 centers in key areas of medicine

A team of 5,500+ doctors and medical staff, including leading professors and surgeons

University base – a combination of medical practice and scientific research

Body Check-up Cancer treatment (oncology) Dentistry Neurology and neurosurgery Organ transplantation Reproductive medicine

Areas of Expertise

Our department specializes in the surgical treatment of cancer. Cancer is a complex disease that requires a multidisciplinary approach, including medical oncology, radiation oncology, nuclear medicine, and pathology, both in the diagnostic phase and during treatment. In addition to surgical tumor removal, oncologic surgeons perform palliative surgeries aimed at pain control, improving the quality of life for patients, and managing symptoms and side effects associated with cancer. Oncologic surgeons are involved not only in treatment but also in the diagnosis of cancers, which, if detected early, can be completely cured. Cancer surgeries should be performed by surgeons who have specialized expertise in this field. Research shows that surgical treatment performed by experienced oncological surgeons using a multidisciplinary approach improves patient survival and quality of life. In our general surgery department, surgical oncology specialists treat tumors of the breast and thyroid, stomach, pancreas, large intestine, and rectum using modern techniques such as laparoscopic and oncoplastic surgeries.

Our Bone Marrow and Stem Cell Transplantation Center is one of the leading medical institutions in Turkey, providing high-quality services to both local and international patients. The center includes:

Outpatient Clinic
Inpatient and Ambulatory Units
State-of-the-Art Laboratories
Apheresis and Stem Cell Collection Unit
Stem Cell Processing Laboratory
Intensive Care Unit

We have a team of experienced academic and medical professionals working in accordance with international standards.

Diseases We Treat:

Multiple Myeloma
Lymphoma
Acute and Chronic Leukemia
Bone Marrow Failure, Aplastic Anemia, Myelodysplastic Syndrome (MDS)

The Department of Internal Medicine covers a wide range of specialized fields, including rheumatology, endocrinology, oncology, hematology, intensive care, geriatrics, gastroenterology, and nephrology. In addition to diagnosing and treating various diseases, the department also provides referral services to relevant specialties, ensuring fast and accurate on-site diagnosis.

The department assesses the condition of incoming patients, who are examined by specialists and academic staff after undergoing necessary tests and examinations (such as ultrasound, MRI, and CT scans). If needed, hospitalization is available for further treatment.

The Internal Medicine Department at Medipol University Hospital closely follows the latest advancements in 21st-century diagnostic and treatment methods. It applies the most effective treatment protocols for rapidly spreading modern diseases, including diabetes and kidney failure.

Neurosurgery focuses on the diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment of diseases affecting the head, neck, spine, brain, and spinal cord.

The Neurosurgery Department at Medipol Mega University Hospital utilizes the most advanced technological devices for treatment and diagnosis.

Diagnostic and treatment research is conducted by specialists in brain and neurosurgery. When necessary, experts from other departments, including neurology, neuroradiology, radiation oncology, psychiatry, physical medicine, and rehabilitation, are also involved.

What Methods Are Used in Obesity Surgery?

Restrictive Methods

These methods reduce the volume or capacity of the stomach, thereby limiting calorie intake and ensuring early satiety. They include Laparoscopic Adjustable Gastric Banding (LAGB), Vertical Banded Gastroplasty (VBG), Laparoscopic Sleeve Gastrectomy (LSG), and Gastric Balloon.

Sleeve Gastrectomy

This is a surgical method for treating obesity, used for individuals with comorbidities or patients with a Body Mass Index (BMI) of 40 or higher. During the procedure, 85% of the stomach is removed, and the remaining portion is reshaped into a tube-like structure. The primary goal of this surgery is to limit the amount of food the stomach can hold.

However, sleeve gastrectomy alone is not a weight-loss method. Postoperative patients must follow a strict diet and exercise program. If they adhere to the prescribed lifestyle changes, they can lose 65-80% of their excess weight within the first year.

Gastric Balloon

The gastric balloon is a non-surgical weight loss method for overweight patients. This procedure involves inserting an air-filled balloon into the stomach via an endoscopic procedure, reducing the stomach’s available space and leading to earlier satiety.

However, patients cannot lose weight solely due to the gastric balloon. As with other bariatric methods, patients must follow an appropriate diet and exercise plan.

The gastric balloon procedure is performed under sedation in the endoscopy unit under the supervision of an anesthesiologist. The patient does not feel anything during the procedure and is discharged within 3-4 hours after the operation.

Malabsorptive Bariatric Methods

These methods reduce calorie intake by limiting nutrient flow and bypassing the absorption site. Examples include Biliopancreatic Diversion (BPD) and Jejunoileal Bypass.

Combined Methods

These procedures both limit food intake and reduce absorption. Examples include Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass (RYGB) and Duodenal Switch (DS).

In addition to surgical intervention, successful results in obesity treatment can also be achieved with endoscopic methods. Patients concerned about the risks of surgery may prefer gastric balloon placement or endoscopic sleeve gastroplasty.

Gastric Bypass

Many methods are used in obesity surgery, but gastric bypass is the most common. It is widely used to treat obesity-related diseases, including Type 2 Diabetes.

Gastric bypass is a procedure that simultaneously limits food intake and prevents its absorption. Since the patient’s stomach volume is reduced after surgery, their desire to eat also decreases, making weight loss more manageable.

Our hospital is home to expert doctors specializing in various fields of orthopedics and traumatology.

Specializations in Orthopedics and Traumatology:

Arthroscopic Surgery
Arthroplasty (Joint Replacement) and Adult Joint Diseases
Hand Surgery and Microsurgery
Foot and Ankle Surgery
Sports Physiology and Sports Surgery
Pediatric Orthopedics
Spine Surgery
Tumor Surgery and Oncology
Traumatic Injuries and Trauma Surgery
Corrective Surgery for Deformities

At the Ophthalmology Department of Medipol Mega University Hospital, the most advanced technologies are used for the diagnosis and treatment of eye diseases. The department’s team consists of highly qualified specialists.

Types of Eye Diseases Treated at Our Ophthalmology Department:

Myopia
Hypermetropia (Farsightedness)
Astigmatism
Presbyopia
Glaucoma
Dry Eye Syndrome
Nyctalopia (Night Blindness)
Uveitis
Strabismus (Crossed Eyes)
Cataract
Allergic Conjunctivitis
Color Blindness
Nystagmus (Involuntary Eyelid Twitching)
Amblyopia (Lazy Eye Syndrome)
Tear Duct Disorders
Retinal Diseases
Corneal Diseases
Keratoconus

This field encompasses supportive treatment for diseases, injuries, and disorders affecting both the functional and aesthetic aspects of the hard and soft tissues of the oral and maxillofacial region.

The training of maxillofacial surgeons primarily focuses on the hard (bones) and soft (skin, muscles) tissues of the face, mouth, and jaws. Their knowledge and surgical expertise make them highly specialized professionals qualified to diagnose and treat functional and aesthetic disorders in this anatomical area.

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rıdvan can

today

Instead of giving an IV drip at the emergency room, they prescribe an injection because they can't charge for inpatient treatment, and the fee is 420 TL. 🤦‍♂️ We are going through difficult times as a country, and it seems even more difficult times await us. If I'm wrong, I would appreciate it if the authorities would enlighten us. Translated fromTurkish

Tolga

1 day back

I would also like to thank our cardiology doctor, Professor Beytullah. All the staff are dedicated and helpful, which is truly the kind of attitude one wants to see when dealing with someone's illness. Translated fromTurkish

Ayhan Utan

1 day back

Sabina Karaeva

2 days back

I'm very satisfied with everything, but I would like you to increase the percentage of your discounts a little. I recommend it. Translated fromTurkish

mehmet yakut

3 days back

Perfect Translated fromTurkish

Azra Yenilmez

4 days back

I had all my fillings and extractions done at this hospital for my dental treatment, and I was very satisfied with everything. I especially recommend Mustafa Temiz and Sümer Münevveroğlu in the oral surgery department. Dr. Sümer was very attentive to me and answered all my questions. I recommend this hospital for dental treatments. Translated fromTurkish

krtlsh m

5 days back

I went there sick at 4 am. I paid 13,000 lira for two IVs. If I had recovered, that would have been one thing, but a few hours later I felt bad again. And the ignorant doctor there tried to give me a completely different diagnosis. I went to Biruni Hospital in Küçükçekmece. That helped. Translated fromTurkish

S.G

6 days back

I was truly very satisfied with the service I received at Medipol Hospital. From the moment I entered the hospital, both the reception staff and the healthcare team were very attentive and friendly. The doctors provided detailed information about my illness and patiently answered all my questions. The cleanliness, organization, and professional approach of the hospital inspire confidence. The speed of the appointment and examination process was a major plus for me. I would like to thank the entire team for providing such high-quality and attentive healthcare services. It's a hospital I can wholeheartedly recommend. Translated fromTurkish

Tuğçe Korkmaz

6 days back

I gave birth here. It was my first pregnancy, and I was under the care of Dr. Gülseren Polat, and she was with me during my delivery. Dr. Gülseren is a very experienced doctor. Thanks to her guidance, I had a smooth delivery process. I was very pleased. The nurses and breastfeeding nurses in the ward where I stayed after the birth were all very good and helpful. During my stay in the hospital, all our needs and requests were met. Translated fromTurkish

veysel sain

7 days back

The parking is inadequate; you'll spend 20 minutes driving around trying to find a spot. If you're 5 minutes late for your appointment, too bad, the doctor won't wait; they'll schedule it for an hour later. Prices are higher compared to other hospitals. Translated fromTurkish

Şule

7 days back

My mother was brought to Medipol Mega Hospital by a 112 Emergency ambulance. We were informed that she was admitted through the yellow zone, that tests revealed a fracture in her knee, and that she was therefore transferred to the red zone. Despite this, we were extremely disturbed by the fact that a fee was demanded for her leg to be put in a cast, and that the procedure could not be performed without payment. Demanding payment in this manner from a patient brought in by ambulance and diagnosed with a fracture within the emergency department raises serious questions regarding both ethics and patient rights. Even more upsetting is that the epicrisis report issued after the casting procedure states "not assessed as red zone." However, the hospital clearly stated that my mother was admitted to the red zone. This situation raises serious suspicions that the case assessment may have been misrepresented solely to justify demanding payment. It is extremely upsetting to see people being victimized in such a sensitive matter as health. On behalf of my mother, I request an impartial investigation of this situation, an explanation, and a prompt response. Otherwise, I would like to state that I will report the matter to the relevant official authorities and request that the necessary investigation be initiated. Translated fromTurkish

Muammer Eren

8 days back

Eda AKPINAR

8 days back

This review is purely about the parking situation. We can never find a parking spot and are forced to use the valet, which costs 400 TL every time we visit – it's unbelievable! Translated fromTurkish

Damla Keskin

8 days back

I went to the Pediatric Clinic after making an appointment. Our doctor, Ms. Feyza, the secretaries, and all the nurses in the children's observation room were very attentive and friendly. I was especially pleased with the nurse who inserted the IV line for my son; she was very kind and cheerful. She tried to distract him by communicating with him, inserted the IV line, and my son didn't cry at all. Thank you to everyone involved 🙏 Translated fromTurkish

SİNEM KINAY

8 days back

Okyanus Servis

9 days back

Ceyda Sarı, a so-called dentist, said my disabled son's front tooth broke. I referred them from Bahçelievler Medipol to Bağcılar. They said they would perform surgery because he is disabled, and that they needed anesthesia. I agreed. Then they said his baby teeth were also growing crooked and that they should extract those as well. They asked for 150,000. I said, "Just do the front one, so the child doesn't suffer too much." I said, "Just do the front one, that's enough." Then they lowered the price to 70,000. I agreed. The child was in surgery for 6 hours. A week later, the tooth fell out. We went to the hospital, and they didn't even care. When I asked Ceyda Sarı, who supposedly considers herself a doctor, she said, "If it were my child, I wouldn't do it for now, let it stay like that." She said she wouldn't give him anesthesia again. Money is not important; this child is disabled. I hope Ceyda Sarı, the dentist who kept him in surgery for six hours and didn't do her job properly, gets what's coming to her. Translated fromTurkish

Salim Aydın

9 days back

NURCAN IŞIK

9 days back

It was one of the most indifferent hospitals I've ever been to, with different procedures applied in each department. So, if you have private insurance, you can access some departments, but not others. Again, don't rely on having SGK (Turkish Social Security Institution) insurance; you need to thoroughly confirm it before going. I brought my daughter for a breast ultrasound due to her critical condition. After an examination in general surgery, they referred her to the ultrasound department. However, even though it was very early, there was no authorized person to perform the ultrasound. To buy time, they called someone from another department. As a result, two days passed, and they didn't get back to me until I called. When I called to request the results, they said the doctor wanted to examine her again. And they didn't inform us of this until I called... It's like they're making a mockery of our health in such a critical situation. I made appointments with multiple departments, but I won't even mention how the information given over the phone differed from the procedures encountered upon arrival… Translated fromTurkish

İsmail Aygün

9 days back

I highly recommend this institution; it provides very relevant and good service. Translated fromTurkish

Tommy Petrov

13 days back

My experience with Medipol was extremely disappointing and far below the standards one would expect from a hospital that promotes itself as an international medical destination. The problems started even before I arrived in Turkey. My surgery was originally scheduled for a specific date, but the hospital later changed it after I had already purchased my flight tickets. Because of this change, I had to modify the flights for both myself and my companion, which cost me €266 in additional airline fees. While the hospital acknowledged the inconvenience and reduced the procedure price by €200, the situation was still caused by their scheduling change. Unfortunately, the payment situation made things even worse. After everything was finished, I ended up paying around 10% more because of the exchange rate applied when paying by card. No one informed me in advance that paying by card would result in such a significant increase or that it would be much better to bring cash and pay in local currency to avoid these extra charges. If I had been properly informed, I would have exchanged euros into Turkish lira in my own country and paid in cash. Because of this lack of transparency, the final cost of my procedure ended up being around €400 higher than the price originally agreed. The organization during my stay was also very poor. Airport transfers were never on time — every transfer from the airport to the hotel was delayed by more than an hour. After a long international trip, patients should not be left waiting like this without proper communication. The same lack of coordination continued at the hospital. I had a scheduled appointment for washing at 13:00, yet after arriving we were left waiting for about 30 minutes before anyone called us. Eventually we were simply told to “go for a walk because it might take time,” which is not how patients with scheduled medical appointments should be treated. Communication throughout the entire process was extremely difficult. Many staff members, including drivers and reception staff, did not speak English. For a hospital that actively attracts international patients, this is very surprising and unprofessional. There was also confusion about the aftercare products that were supposed to be included. According to the offer I received, post-procedure care products were part of the package. However, when it was time for the first wash, no one had provided the shampoo or foam that were required. I had to raise the issue myself before anything was addressed. Overall, the biggest problem was the clear lack of organization and internal communication. Different staff members seemed unaware of schedules, procedures, and what had been promised to the patient. The entire experience felt chaotic and unnecessarily stressful. Traveling to another country for a medical procedure requires trust in the hospital’s professionalism, transparency, and organization. Unfortunately, my experience did not reflect those expectations. I sincerely hope the medical result of the procedure will be successful, because the overall patient experience was frustrating, poorly organized, and far below what a hospital of this size claims to provide.

Sule Tamer

13 days back

Ava Afzalian

1 month back

hüdaverdi xxx

1 month back

The hospital is very nice, the service is excellent, and the staff are attentive. The doctors at the hospital are wonderful. The only problem is the parking issue, which needs to be resolved quickly. Translated fromTurkish

steel

1 month back

The receptionists or assistants at the reception desk have arrogant attitudes, disrespect, and are constantly on their phones during working hours, more so than the doctors. They don't answer any of the calls, they just open them and hang up without even saying hello. What else can I say? A fundamental change is needed, or some kind of oversight. Translated fromTurkish

göksel gürbüz

1 month back

Yasemin Abbas

1 month back

It's a terrible hospital, may God protect us from it. Translated fromTurkish

Elif Özçetin

1 month back

Muslum Firat

1 month back

What a wonderful hospital! May God not give us any troubles, but if He does, may He grant us treatment in a hospital like this, my dear sir. Translated fromTurkish

anas hares

1 month back

Mashallah, a great hospital, may God bless it. Dr. Najat Aklan is very kind. Thank you so much to the hospital and to everyone. Best regards. Translated fromEnglish

Batuhan Baştuğ

1 month back

COMPLAINT LETTER

I don't usually prefer writing complaints; however, this hospital's past and present experiences have finally made me say "enough is enough."

Previously, I had decided against this hospital, despite it being very close to my home, due to diagnoses and treatments that were not covered by insurance, unnecessary test requests, and a feeling of a commercial rather than a healthcare-oriented approach.

However, last night I went there for a simple procedure like getting an IV drip for the flu, and I regretted it again.

When we entered the emergency room, the inexperienced team that greeted us continued talking amongst themselves without even looking at us. Without being asked about my complaint, they said things like, "Let's send them to Internal Medicine, they're hospitalized there." This approach was both indifferent and extremely unprofessional.

In the Internal Medicine department, after blood tests were done, an IV drip was administered. However, the atmosphere resembled a high school cafeteria rather than a healthcare facility, due to the staff chatting loudly and laughing outside the door. After we told them 15 minutes later that the IV drip wasn't flowing, they came to check; they said it was off, turned it on, and left. After that, no one checked if the IV drip was finished; we had to inform them every time. I felt ashamed that these people are supposed to be healthcare workers and the bright face of this country.

We patiently completed the whole process and returned home. However, the next day, when my wife went to the pharmacy to get the medication, it wasn't given because I was listed as hospitalized in the system. I don't believe this is a mistake.

I had to call the hospital four times to correct the situation. The first call was disconnected. The second call said that they couldn't reach internal medicine either. The third call was disconnected again. After explaining the situation more forcefully on the fourth call, the problem was resolved within 15 minutes.

Having to go through so much communication and follow-up for a simple IV drip is extremely stressful.

Furthermore, I have previously encountered situations such as:
• Unnecessary delays in the pre-authorization processes,
• Irrelevant test requests,
• Attempts to perform procedures with diagnoses that the insurance company would not approve.

I have never had a problem-free experience with this hospital.

I would advise anyone who values their health and budget to think twice before applying to this institution. Translated fromTurkish

Doğukan Tanık

1 month back

It's a truly terrible hospital, I don't recommend it. You'd wait less in line at a state hospital; minimum waiting times start at 2 hours. Translated fromTurkish

Hulya Erdogan

1 month back

ENDER HAZIR

1 month back

Today I had an appointment with the cardiology department at least 4 days in advance. But when I went to the hospital, they said that the supplementary insurance company couldn't provide the pre-authorization right now due to a system problem, and that this problem had been ongoing for 2 days. I went there while fasting during Ramadan, I took time off from work, I wasted fuel driving my car, and during this time I received no information whatsoever. Their solution was to pay 8000 TL to the Social Security Institution (SGK), and then they would refund it when the pre-authorization was issued. They don't trust you; they want payment first. I called the supplementary insurance company, and they said there's no problem, and that a solution could be found over the phone, verbally. But the hospital doesn't accept this either, and it's clear the problem lies with the hospital. So we went to the patient rights department, but their solution was also that the money had to be paid, and for some reason, no official would even speak to us. Apparently, the system works if you have regular, non-supplementary insurance, how interesting, but it doesn't work if you have supplementary insurance 😀. I wasted my entire day without an examination, and wasted fuel on top of that, it was a terrible day. Meanwhile, we almost paid the parking fee too, 150 TL for 1 to 2 hours, at least we arrived at the last minute and didn't have to pay the parking fee. What more can we say... I can't write anything about the doctor because we didn't even see him...

The hospital management can't say: "Maybe you came unprepared, it's our fault, we didn't inform you, we apologize, please get all your examinations and tests done, we'll get a signed document from you, and send us the provision fee when our system problem is resolved."
Anyone who wants to can find a solution. Translated fromTurkish

İsmail Zilcioğlu

1 month back

It was a complete fiasco. Despite being supposed to be paid parking, it took 25 minutes to get in and a whopping 32 minutes to get out. Finding a parking space was a miracle. Translated fromTurkish

Özlem Özden

1 month back

My experience at this hospital resulted in complete regret and financial loss. I warn those considering going there to protect their budgets and insurance limits.

The summary of the process is as follows:

Financial Loss: I paid a total of 107,000 TL. My entire outpatient treatment limit was completely exhausted during this process.

Unnecessary Tests: When I took the results of the tests that the doctor himself requested, he said, "There's no need to look at these" for some of them. Why were tests that were unnecessary and had no medical basis requested in the first place and made me pay for them?

For some screening results, they said "inconclusive" and asked me to repeat them after 3 months. Instead of making a clear diagnosis in a process that cost 107,000 TL, the process is being delayed.

Tragicomical Outcome: After all those expensive tests and screenings, the doctor's only advice was, "Your vitamin D is low, raise it and we'll check again." Was it really necessary to exhaust all my insurance limits and spend 107,000 TL just to understand my vitamin D deficiency?

I saw a commercial approach rather than a healthcare service. I don't know whether to be upset about the fact that the radioactive scans yielded no results, the money I spent, my exhausted insurance limit, or my wasted time. I definitely do not recommend it! Translated fromTurkish

Ahmet Akgul

1 month back

Internal medicine specialist Dr. Ufuk is an incredibly good doctor. I feel like he's truly listening; he's sincere, and while it's not our place to comment on his professional knowledge, he's a wonderful person, always smiling, attentive, and caring to the very end. I sincerely thank him. Translated fromTurkish

ayten genc

1 month back

I experience the same problem every time I come to this hospital. I make an appointment, but I never get examined on time. They make me wait at least an hour. Translated fromTurkish

Hüseyin Karabulut

1 month back

Mehmed

1 month back

Recep Demircan

1 month back

I had kidney stone surgery. It went very well. The doctor and nurses provided meticulous and compassionate service. Thank you very much. Translated fromTurkish

ayfer avsar

1 month back

As of today, my wife is being examined by Dr. Irfan Barutçu in Cardiology. I would like to express my sincere thanks to the kind, sincere, and experienced Dr. Irfan Barutçu for his efforts in restoring her health. Translated fromTurkish

Rabiat Babani

1 month back

Very slow service and care only about payment. I waited 3 hours at the emergency before I received treatment after the outrageous fee I paid

dilara dedeoğlu

1 month back

STAY AWAY!!
We have been coming to this hospital as a family for years, but for the last few months, regardless of whether it's an outpatient clinic or not, we've been encountering problems like appointments piled up at the same time, inpatient and outpatient appointments clashing, as if we have nothing else to do. We wait for hours at every appointment. Their systems are very slow; getting insurance approval takes over 30 minutes. The caregivers and nurses forget that this is a hospital and spray on cheap, fake perfumes... nobody cares about allergy sufferers. This is a hospital! I won't even mention the emergency room; they direct you from one place to another in your sick state, you have to get your ID from upstairs and come back down to the emergency room, etc. In short, neither I, nor my family, nor my friends will ever set foot here again. And I will not tire of complaining as much as I can. Translated fromTurkish

عبدالله عمر الحطامي

1 month back

sule dogru

1 month back

Ecrin Barkın

1 month back

rıza özaydın

1 month back

On December 25, 2025, I underwent an angiography performed by my dear professor, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Beytullah Çakal. I would like to thank him. I would also like to thank his assistant, Ms. İrem, Ms. Hacer and Ms. Huriye at the angiography admission desk for their efforts and assistance with my health insurance, all the nurses in the observation ward and in room 101 where I stayed overnight (whose names I can't remember) who treated me like family, and Nurse Zeynep Atılmış, who patiently explained my diet plan and medications for fifteen minutes upon discharge. 🙏 Translated fromTurkish

Hakan SAYGINER

1 month back

Mehmet Akif PİŞKİNER

1 month back

My father, Enver, had surgery, and Korhan Erkanlı was very attentive both before and after the operation. Thankfully, the surgery went well. He's very friendly and gives you energy when you see him. I would recommend seeing him if you have any health problems. Translated fromTurkish

Gül Fatma Şimşek

1 month back

We met Dr. Sema Yılmaz during my second pregnancy through the recommendation of friends, and we're so glad we did. My first pregnancy was a Cesarean section, and we wanted a natural birth for my second, but many doctors were scaring us and making us pessimistic with comments about risks and harm. However, Dr. Sema managed our process beautifully, especially during the delivery, where she and her team made everything easy for us. All our doubts about vaginal birth after cesarean section (VBAC) disappeared. We need more doctors like her who love their work and care about their patients. Thank you, Dr. Sema YILMAZ. Translated fromTurkish

Medipol Mega University Hospital

About the clinic

Medipol Educational and Medical Group – The Largest Medical Center in Turkey

Why us?

Areas of Expertise

Diseases We Treat:

What Methods Are Used in Obesity Surgery?

Restrictive Methods

Sleeve Gastrectomy

Gastric Balloon

Malabsorptive Bariatric Methods

Combined Methods

Gastric Bypass

Specializations in Orthopedics and Traumatology:

Types of Eye Diseases Treated at Our Ophthalmology Department:

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