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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+

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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

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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Buse Korkmaz

1 month back

I was admitted to the hospital with a diagnosis of MS and I was very pleased with the care and attention I received from my doctor and the support staff. Translated fromTurkish

Şaban Görkemli

1 month back

Yıldız Ay

1 month back

Unfortunately, I had a very bad experience. We had to wait almost two hours just for an ultrasound. Even state hospitals process things faster. The staff's attitude was quite negative; we even witnessed them arguing amongst themselves. I definitely did not get my money's worth. I absolutely do not recommend this hospital. Translated fromTurkish

Yunus Emre Somuncu

1 month back

Özkan Eyigün

1 month back

The hospital is nice, the doctors are very good, but the food is very, very bad; it has neither taste nor salt. Translated fromTurkish

erol özkan

1 month back

A difference was charged for supplementary health insurance. Translated fromTurkish

Hatice Atayurt

1 month back

A highly reputable and disciplined hospital; the doctors and all staff are very attentive. I would like to express my sincere thanks to my doctor, Associate Professor Pelin, to the press, and to all the staff. Best regards. Translated fromTurkish

RESUL ÇAKIR

1 month back

The systems are very slow; we waited for hours for the test results, 3-4 hours in total. The staff at the counter were uninformed. The level of professionalism was very low. Translated fromTurkish

Zeynep A

1 month back

It is unbelievable that a security guard named M.S. in the general intensive care unit, one of the most important departments of a large and well-established hospital like Medipol University Hospital, ignored the plea for help from a female relative of a patient seeking help, raised his voice disrespectfully, and even acted threateningly. When another patient relative, disturbed by this situation and explaining that it was an intensive care unit and that the person in question was a patient's relative, the security guard first threatened her, telling her to come to the fire escape and then to the hospital exit, saying, "I'm waiting for you." We believe all of this is recorded by the hospital's security cameras. We hope that an institution like Medipol Hospital will not ignore this disrespectful behavior and will give it the necessary attention. Translated fromTurkish

levent akbulut

1 month back

Şahin Cengiz

1 month back

Overall, we weren't very satisfied with the assistants. When we arrived at the emergency department, they had put 6-7 assistants there, and nobody knew what to do; all they did was chat, etc. They were very inexperienced. I would only like to thank Dr. Dinçer in the hyperbaric department. He took great care of our father during our 40-45 days there and helped us with everything. I recommend him to everyone. Translated fromTurkish

Hasan Tutun

1 month back

Hilmi Alper Özcan

1 month back

Hello, Professor Dr. Bilal Boztosun, Head of the Cardiology Department, is by far the best doctor I have seen in his field. I would also like to thank his valuable and helpful assistant, Gamze.
However, I cannot share the same feelings about the hospital in general; it needs to improve a lot in terms of courtesy, knowledge, and skills.
I cannot compare it to Acıbadem! Translated fromTurkish

Zeyd Güzel

1 month back

Very good, but the score is high, but it's quite good. Translated fromTurkish

Kemal Coskun

1 month back

Asena İşleroğlu

1 month back

Hüseyin Dağlar

1 month back

The hospital has a high level of hygiene and well-arranged休息 areas. The doctors, from lecturers to professors, are very professional, friendly, caring, and respectful. In short, when you go there, you find not only health but also peace of mind. Translated fromTurkish

Erdal Özpınar

1 month back

abd hamida

1 month back

The hospital is good, but the prices are higher than other private hospitals. Translated fromEnglish

Çiğdem M.

1 month back

If you want to risk your health and then your money by going to the emergency room, you should definitely choose this hospital. I went there on Sunday night with severe back pain, and instead of treating me, their condescending attitude and argumentative approach, lack of empathy, and inability to understand the patient's psychology, made it the worst private hospital I have ever seen. While you were writhing in pain, the staff and doctors were more focused on provoking and driving you crazy than on providing treatment. My family and I experienced firsthand how terrible the emergency room is. It's a place where you can't find anyone to address your complaints, and your questions go unanswered. Apparently, all the staff in the emergency room are unhappy, unloving, and disrespectful. I read the reviews much later; if I had read them earlier, I wouldn't have set foot in the emergency room because I never encountered such problems during regular daytime appointments. In short, the only people with work ethic, smiles, and helpful attitudes were the security guards; otherwise, it was a complete disaster. I rushed from this hospital to Fulya Acıbadem Hospital, where I received treatment and my pain was relieved. Translated fromTurkish

Gökhan Tomaz

1 month back

I went to the IVF department, and the service was terrible. We arrived early for our 1 PM appointment, but they made us wait 30 minutes. Furthermore, I didn't get any results from any of the treatments. I would say this is the last hospital I would go to. We had embryo freezing done, and during the care process, there was no questioning or inquiry; we received messages, but then we were called to the hospital to cancel, and they said there would be a care fee if we didn't come. Even though I said I was out of town, they didn't help. In short, it was a disaster. Translated fromTurkish

Sidra Hussein

1 month back

We would like to express our sincere gratitude to our teacher Sema Yılmaz and her team. May God bless you for being such caring people. Translated fromTurkish

Бакыт Токтогулов

1 month back

I had a successful sinus operation at this hospital, thank God. Ruslan, the translator, accompanied me from the very beginning to the recovery period. He was a very flexible and responsive staff member. By the way, the professor's name was Tolga, an experienced doctor. I recommend him. Translated fromRussian

Елена Пожарская

1 month back

I would like to express special gratitude to the translator Ruslan, a very competent young man, he was there at every stage, and if any questions or difficulties arose, he resolved them very quickly. Translated fromRussian

Bircan Öncel

1 month back

The hospital was spotlessly clean, and I'm very grateful to my ophthalmologist for their excellent care. I wasn't very satisfied with the ENT specialist; the examination went by at lightning speed, and they didn't fully explain the cause of my problem and just brushed it off. I deducted points especially because of the ENT specialist who acted as if they were racing against time. We need reassurance and detailed explanations at a hospital where we travel a long distance to get here. If we leave that examination room with question marks about the diagnosis, how can we have the motivation to recover? Translated fromTurkish

Sherwan Bashar

1 month back

ahmet natık Dogan

1 month back

Ebra Cansen

1 month back

We gave birth with Dr. Nur Cansu on June 11, 2026. We would like to thank her and her team very much; they were always there for us. I highly recommend them… Translated fromTurkish

Orhan Özturan

1 month back

This single-star rating is not related to the healthcare services provided. Your healthcare services, physicians, and medical staff are highly successful. So much so that you are a preferred hospital for the relatives of our President.
On the other hand, while our President, our Minister of Interior, and many other high-ranking officials loudly condemn the despicable acts committed by Israel, I don't know how to express my feelings about the presence of a Zionist-supporting coffee company in the garden of your Medipol Mega Hospital. At the very least, it's VERY SHAMEFUL! It's a situation where words fail.
Please act in a manner befitting you.
Sincerely,
Prof. Dr. Orhan Özturan
Bezmialem Vakıf University
Faculty of Medicine
Head of the Department of ENT Diseases Translated fromTurkish

canan Minigül

1 month back

We had a lawsuit, a hearing was held, and the case was definitively concluded; I won the case. Despite this, they haven't paid me my money for almost a year. I don't understand how such a well-established hospital, which provides such good service, can be so nonchalant despite me winning the case. I will go to court again and initiate debt collection proceedings. I hope to receive a response quickly. Translated fromTurkish

kasım acar

1 month back

On June 7, 2026, we went to Medipol Mega University Hospital to visit a patient. The hospital's Assistant Security Chief, O.Ş., grabbed my 10-year-old son, Furkan Mert Acar, by the collar, mistaking him for a stray child, and pinned him against a wall, frightening him. This trauma has triggered my son's pre-existing anxiety disorder. When we complained to the hospital management, they reviewed the camera footage, and at 9:33 PM on June 7, 2026, hospital official İ.Ö. called me, admitting that the security personnel had indeed grabbed my son by the collar, as confirmed by the camera recordings, and apologized. However, the entire hospital management is trying to downplay this physical violence against a 10-year-old child. I am filing a criminal complaint with the Bakırköy Chief Public Prosecutor's Office tomorrow morning. This is an institution where child safety is nonexistent and which cannot even protect its personnel." Translated fromTurkish

abdolghani maho

1 month back

We arrived at the emergency room and waited for over an hour, but the translator didn't come. We were forced to see the doctor without one. We went for an X-ray, and when we returned, they said the doctor was in the red section. We waited for over an hour again. The treatment was very bad and only added to our suffering. Translated fromEnglish

Burcu Yıldırım Bitirmiş

1 month back

The staff are unaware of each other's identities. The physical therapy department, in particular, is a very problematic area… Translated fromTurkish

Lacriment

1 month back

We were very pleased with the delivery and newborn care. During our two weeks in intensive care, all the nurses and doctors were very helpful. Translated fromTurkish

Harun ÜNLÜ

1 month back

gulcin suzen

1 month back

Hello, we had an appointment with Dr. Burcu Yıldız at Medipol Mega Hospital's Obstetrics and Gynecology Department on May 21st for our baby. After the holiday, I experienced pain, and since we had a 10-day free check-up entitlement, we called on Friday to schedule an appointment. Sunday was the 10th day, but our doctor was on leave. The customer representative told us to call Monday morning for a free check-up because the doctor was on leave, but when we called on Monday, the doctor refused. Patient rights couldn't convince us either; they suggested we see another doctor, but the person who scheduled the appointment told us to wait for our doctor, and we pointed out that they hadn't given us this information. All they offered was a discounted check-up entitlement. Is it that simple? I have the right to a free check-up, and this was the first time I'd requested one. They said they would get back to us, but no one has responded. It's been days, and I'm still waiting for a response from the hospital... Translated fromTurkish

محمد احمد

1 month back

Kartal Kubat Kaya

1 month back

Friends, I came to the orthopedics department on 06.06.26.
Planning management is zero, the staff at the counter gave ready-made AI-like answers, customer management is zero, this is a private hospital, friends.
I waited until 14:15 for my 13:15 appointment.
Why?
Insufficient planning. In the huge Medipol Mega Hospital, there are only 2 orthopedic doctors, and the professors never run out of coffee, food, and tea.

Dr. Mustafa Fatih Taşçı
I suggest you have a set daily work schedule, a set timetable for when you are on call, and anticipate potential complications before scheduling appointments. Giving appointments to 20 people with 10-minute intervals and not being able to see anyone is not a service, it's inadequacy.

If you cannot plan the process and make predictions, I recommend you hire a qualified assistant.

Medipol Mega is a disgrace. Translated fromTurkish

Yaren Dağdeviren

1 month back

On May 25, 2026, I consulted Dr. Ali Balevi regarding my hair loss. During the examination, when I asked a question about my condition, the doctor, his assistant, and other staff members responded by laughing. This attitude made me feel belittled and not taken seriously as a patient with a health problem. My complaint was not adequately listened to, and no satisfactory explanation or treatment plan was offered. I left extremely dissatisfied with the approach and professionalism of the doctor. I absolutely do not recommend him. Translated fromTurkish

Bengü Duran

1 month back

We had an appointment at the dermatology department today. Although our supplementary health insurance is valid at the hospital, they said it wasn't valid at the time of our appointment. Even though I repeatedly stated this during our appointment, they insisted we pay with TTS (Supplementary Health Insurance), saying it was an administrative decision and that we could only be examined if we paid the examination fee. I will complain to all relevant public authorities. The administration has no right to make such a decision and cause us such hardship. Furthermore, despite me insisting on TTS for the appointment, they said they would help, then made me travel through Istanbul's Friday night traffic to say we could only be examined if we paid the examination fee. I find this neither ethical nor legal. We've had health insurance for years and have never encountered such a situation. Translated fromTurkish

Şehri Ünal

1 month back

Huseyin Altuntoprak

1 month back

The zirconium crown I had made at Medipol Mega Bağcılar Hospital came loose for the third time yesterday.

However, the real problem is not the crown falling off, but the hospital's approach to it.

I went to the hospital the next morning because of the crown that fell off in the evening. Although I had experienced the same problem before, for a procedure that takes about 5 minutes, I was only told, "You don't have an appointment, come back tomorrow."

A patient having to come to the hospital for the third time for the same problem raises questions about the quality of the procedure. In such a situation, what is expected is not to redirect the patient to the appointment process again, but to prioritize resolving the inconvenience experienced.

Private hospitals don't just sell treatment; they must also offer trust, quality, and patient satisfaction. Unfortunately, the experience I had today showed that a procedure-oriented approach is adopted rather than a patient-oriented service approach.

I hope Medipol management takes this feedback into account. Because patient satisfaction is measured not by when there is no problem, but by the approach taken when a problem occurs. Translated fromTurkish

Şevval Şen

1 month back

I'm giving 5 stars so it will be visible. ‼️My sister had surgery (cesarean section) with Dr. Sema Yılmaz, a gynecologist, on May 20th! We returned to the hospital the day we were discharged, and when we got home, my sister was vomiting and in a terrible state. Less than 24 hours after being discharged, we returned to the hospital, where they asked for another 25,000 TL and we learned she had an infection. 12 days later, my sister had excessive bleeding. We called an ambulance; she lost tons of blood. The extent of the tissue left behind during the cesarean section is quite significant. Despite him saying it was impossible, we showed her to several doctors, including a professor. They all said there was tissue left behind. They're going to perform an abortion to get the tissue. She'll have an abortion after the C-section. Don't go there. He's not even a doctor who admits his mistakes. We regret it. It's been 14 days since the surgery. We're still suffering. The baby, who isn't even 40 days old, is constantly in and out of hospitals because of his mother. Infection and tissue left behind since birth. Something new comes up every day. I'd say don't go there unless you're someone who's completely out of touch with life. Translated fromTurkish

recep gültekin

1 month back

I have been followed as an oncology patient at this institution for 5 years. During this period, I have been charged high amounts for many procedures other than chemotherapy, such as radiotherapy, colonoscopy, pericardial effusion intervention, MRI, and CT scans.
According to the Social Security Institution (SGK) and the Health Application Communiqué (SUT), the maximum additional fee that foundation university hospitals can charge oncology patients is limited to 200%. However, at this institution, I have encountered fee practices far exceeding state support and legal limits. When I requested a 'Service Detail Document' (invoice breakdown) showing which medical procedures these payments pertained to in detail, they refused to provide a written response and verbally informed me over the phone that 'a breakdown cannot be provided due to a management decision.'
Although everything is clearly visible in the e-Nabız records, the fact that the invoice does not specify the content but only states a general 'Health Service' is both far from transparent and makes it difficult for patients to pursue their legal rights. Failure to comply with the limits set by the Health Services Tariff (SUT) and causing hardship to patients is a clear violation of both individual rights and the system established by the state. In response to this violation of my rights, a formal notice has been sent via a notary public, and legal proceedings have been initiated with CİMER (Ministry of Health) and VIMER (Ministry of Finance). I recommend that all patients going through similar processes carefully compare their E-Nabız records with their billing statements. Translated fromTurkish

Semra cebir

1 month back

We went to a pediatric neurologist on March 26th, and private healthcare approval was granted. Two months after the examination, they asked us to pay because the insurance didn't cover it. It's clear they're just trying to avoid losing the patient; they have the approval, but then two months later, when the insurance doesn't pay, they don't want to take legal action against the patient. What's the point of waiting for insurance approval then? Tell us if we'll accept payment if the insurance doesn't cover it. It's a shame, don't deceive anyone. Translated fromTurkish

Pervin Belenkoğulları

1 month back

You are dealing with very experienced and knowledgeable people. The doctors are good. We would especially like to thank Professor Dr. Gökhan Baysoy and all the assistants and staff. Translated fromTurkish

Fatma Turan

1 month back

They were very attentive and helpful, I was very pleased. I would like to thank everyone involved, especially Dr. Mehmet Akif Çaçan. Translated fromTurkish

Maareb Rushdy

1 month back

Emir Muratovic

2 months back

Mehmet Hanifi Çeliktepe

2 months back

Medipol Hospital enjoys immunity because it's Fahrettin and Emine's hospital; even if you were dying in the emergency room, you couldn't get treatment without paying an extra fee. Unfortunately, this is what happens in a country ruled by Tayyip. Translated fromTurkish

Medipol Mega University Hospital

About the clinic

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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