PRIMARY TREATMENTS

Why is hair transplantation procedure done?

Since the underlying factors of hair loss cover a wide spectrum, there are a number of treatment options, including hair transplantation.

Excluding androgenetic or male type hair loss, the underlying cause must first be investigated. After the underlying cause has been identified and treated or eliminated, your doctor may offer to wait for re-growth of hair. In this period, you can take measures to improve the appearance, such as wearing a bandana or hat, make-up, and wig. If it is considered that the hair loss is reversible, medicines, such as Minoxidil, medication, nutritional supplements and acupuncture, which support and accelerate the growth of the hair, can be tried. 

In addition, healthy eating, proper hair care, hair care products and avoiding from hair dyes and perm that contribute to the hair loss can alleviate or stop the hair loss. Recently, hair mesotherapy is also giving promising results in the selected patients. 

However, hair transplant is the definitive treatment for androgenetic hair loss and other forms of hair loss caused by factors that lead to irreversible damage of hair follicles, such as chemotherapy, radiotherapy, scalp infections, burns and major surgeries.

However, there are also conditions that hair transplantation does not help. First of all, the donor are should have sufficient number of healthy hair follicles. Moreover, extra pre-transplant procedures may be required or hair transplantation may not be possible in cases, such as burn, as the scalp does not allow hair transplantation. If there is no condition that contraindicates the hair transplantation, the “natural looking” solution will be provided by hair transplantation.

Before Hair Transplantation

• Don't use aspirin and B and E vitamins and other similar medicine 1 week before the operation
• If you drink alcohol, don’t drink Alcohol 3 days before the operation
• If you have allergy to drugs? Please inform your doctor at the consultation in hospital
• Do not smoke 24 hours before the operation if possible. Don’t forget that smoking willextend the convalescence time
• If you’re using medicine for chronical (diabetes, heart disease, blood pressure, tuberculosis, etc.) or acute illnesses it is necessary that you inform your doctor at the consultation in hospital
• Bring comfortable button front shirt and a sweat pants with you
• Before the operation do not use any gel or sprays after
• Please bring comfortable clothes with you. Button down front clothes should be worn for the hair transplant
• Please confirm if you are using blood thinning medication.

Preparation

The preparation phase of hair transplantation rather aims determining whether you are a good candidate of hair transplantation.

Your health history, medications (prescription and over-the-counter) and all vitamins and food supplements are reviewed and blood and urine tests are analyzed to investigate the underlying cause of hair loss.

The time elapsed since the onset of hair loss, thickness of hair, type of the hair loss (androgenetic, generalized, alopecia areata), past history of hair loss and whether hair grew again, if same condition developed in the past, and factors that grow hair and worsen the hair loss are carefully addressed. 

If your doctor deems necessary, the scalp is biopsied and the scalp and hair follicles are examined under microscope.After it is clearly determined that the hair transplant is the best choice for your condition, you should inform your doctor about all your expectations in order to avoid disappointment after the procedure.

Risks

If you carefully follow recommendations and instructions of the doctor who will perform the hair transplantation, the risk of complication after hair transplantation is almost zero.

Surgery and early postoperative period

After the final decision of hair transplantation is made, the donor area, where hair follicles are harvested, and the recipient area, where hair follicles are transferred, are drawn and a plan is made, before the procedure is initiated. Local anesthetic agent will be administered to relieve or eliminate discomfort during hair transplantation.

 1 - FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) Hair Transplantation 

Today, there are two hair transplant techniques, namely FUE and FUT. However, Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) is the most commonly preferred technique. Follicular Unit Transfer (FUT) is the other method that was more commonly used in the past, but it is not a common method nowadays due to scar formation and requirement of stitching.

The FUE method has two subtypes, Conventional and No Shave FUE, according to whether the area that hair follicles are transferred is shaved or not. The only difference between No Shave FUE and conventional FUE is that the donor and the recipient areas are not shaved or they are cut short. In addition, if deemed appropriate, your doctor may recommended combining FUE technique with PRP and / or hair mesotherapy.

In the FUE method, hair follicles can also be harvested from other parts of the body, if the hair follicles on the scalp are not sufficient for hair transplantation. On the other hand, FUE method produces effective results in the treatment of hair loss in eyebrows, mustache and beard.

In FUE technique, the donor and the recipient areas are cleaned and prepped. After the scalp is drawn to plan the transplantation, photos of the scalp are taken to make comparisons.Hair follicles are harvested from the nape, where hairs are genetically resistant to hair loss, using very special thin needles measuring ≤1 mm in diameter. FUE technique does not require making incision on the scalp, while hair follicles (graft) are collected, and therefore, no scar tissue forms. The hair follicles are prepped to be transferred. 

2 - PRP Supported Hair Transplantation   

Finally, platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is a treatment that re-grows the hair. Blood is drawn from the person, it is subjected to a special process and the resultant solution is injected to the bald area. The aim is the re-growth of hair by nourishing the hair follicles. PRP can be used alone or in combination with mesotherapy.

Very tiny holes are drilled at the recipient area using a device called micromotor. These canals or holes are drilled at the direction of the growth of hair and thus, your hair will look natural when they grow after hair transplantation. 

After hair follicles are transferred in line with the pre-transplant plan and drawings, the scalp is closed with bandage.Hair transplant procedure takes about several hours. If necessary, the procedure can be completed in the second session in the next day.

You may feel mild redness and discomfort after the procedure. Usually, these conditions do not require treatment, but your doctor will inform you in detail about issues that require your attention and you will also be given an information procedure. 

You should avoid strenuous activities for 15 days and you should protect the scalp against traumas.

Your doctor will probably ask you to visit the hospital one day after the procedure. The bandage will be removed in this visit.

If you experience warmth and remarkable pain at the donor or the recipient site if you have a fever or any symptoms that you think are due to the hair transplant after you are discharged, contact your doctor immediately.

Results

Hair will grow, but it will shed quickly after the hair transplant. You can see growth of hair by transferred hair follicles approximately two months later. Your hair will normally grow and the baldness will be completely eliminated approximately 6 months to one year later.

What is the Oral and Dental Health Unit?

The unit of hospitals and similar health institutions responsible for performing the necessary medical intervention for diseases related to the mouth, teeth, gums and jaw area is called the oral and dental health unit. 

Oral and dental health problems can be experienced in many different ways. They can occur depending on many factors such as genetic structure, age, paying attention or not paying attention to personal care and hygiene rules, and diet. 

This has led to the emergence of many sub-units of the oral and dental health departments. These sections are; orthodontics, periodontology, pedodontics, oral and maxillofacial surgery, endodontics and aesthetic dentistry. 

While each of these units deals with a separate disease, sometimes cooperation can be established between sub-units in complex situations.

In the oral and dental health unit, the patient's complaint is listened in detail by the person who provides the relevant health service, and then the necessary tests are performed. 

In the meantime, it is important for the doctor to examine and listen to the patient's health history. The diagnosis is made in the light of the information given by the patient and the test results. 

The treatment method to be applied according to the diagnosis should be shared with the patient. Treatment methods differ according to the oral and dental health problem experienced.

What Diseases Does The Oral and Dental Health Unit Treat?

Dental Implants 

Protective Dentistry 

Especially in youth and childhood, dental and oral health is important. During this period, the person should have regular check-ups and pay attention to personal hygiene rules. Methods such as fissure sealant application, topical fluoride application to grinder teeth can be applied to people in this age group. 

Orthodontics 

Distortion in the teeth, mismatches of the lower and upper jaws, and disorders of the teeth in the closure of the mouth are included in the field of orthodontics. Such disorders seen in the teeth can both disrupt the aesthetics of the external appearance of the person and create issues such as chewing problems. The orthodontic treatment, popularly known as braces treatment, is used in this and similar oral and dental health diseases. 

Periodontology 

Periodontology unit deals with gingival diseases. Gum diseases that start with gingivitis cause problems such as tooth loss, calculus, gingival recession, and periodontitis (damage to the tissues supporting the teeth and alveolar bone). The symptoms of gum diseases are listed as follows, and people with these symptoms should apply to the periodontology unit: 

• Bleeding gums
• Redness and swelling of the gums
• Rocking, elongation of teeth
• Inflammation between the tooth and gum
• Displacement of teeth
• Gingival recessions and sensitivity on the root surfaces exposed due to this recession
• Bad odor and taste in the mouth
• Black areas caused by tartar between the teeth or at the edges of the gums

Pedodontics

Oral and dental health problems seen in childhood are treated in the pedodontics unit. This unit accepts patients aged 0-15 years. Oral and dental health problems experienced by the patients in this age group during the edentulous period, the period when the milk teeth begin to erupt, the mixed dentition period (the period when the milk teeth and permanent teeth are seen together), the period of completion of the permanent teeth are evaluated in the pedodontics unit.

In the pedodontics unit, existing problems such as dental caries and early tooth loss are treated, as well as preventive and protective health services are provided. These services include applications such as prostheses, placeholders, fissure sealants, fluoride gel and fluoride varnish.

Oral, Dental and Maxillofacial Surgery 

Oral and maxillofacial surgery unit plays a role in the treatment of diseases such as cyst and lesion formation in the jawbones, tooth and jaw fractures, implant treatments, and size loss in the jawbones. Treatment methods such as bone powder (graft) applications, sinus lifting (sinus elevation), apical resection are applied in the treatment of these diseases. Local anesthesia is applied during the procedures.

Oral and maxillofacial surgery unit is also involved in the treatment of tumor or cyst formations in the soft and hard tissues inside the mouth such as the palate, tongue, cheek, lips, muscles, bones and teeth.

Endodontics 

The endodontic unit is involved in the treatment of the loss of vitality of the teeth as a result of damage to the pulp tissue containing nerve and vascular packages in the teeth. If the treatment is neglected, health problems such as tooth loss and lesions in the roots of the teeth may occur.

Root canal treatment, dental trauma treatment, post placement in the root canal cavity (for coronal restoration) and similar endodontic applications are covered under the roof of this unit.

Aesthetic Dentistry 

Issues such as crooked teeth, deterioration of the tooth surface or shape, physical harmony between gums and teeth, tooth decay, and color changes are treated by the aesthetic dentistry unit. In order to give the patient a more aesthetic smile, applications such as composite or porcelain laminate, porcelain veneers, whitening, gingival adjustments are applied. 

Dental Laser Treatment

In our clinics, we use WaterLase© YSGG laser which can perform almost all procedures on bone, teeth or soft tissues and azlase diode laser which is used for bleaching, Temporomandibular joint pain relief and some soft tissue cases. 

What are the clinical applications of Laser in dentistry?

• Treatment of caries
• Extraction of wisdom teeth or other impacted teeth
• Bone surgery (Treatment of cysts, neoplasms or abscesses)
• Bleaching
• Biopsies
• Cutting and reshaping of gum
• Treatment of oral lesions
• TMJ pain relief by biostimulation feature
• Removal of stains

What are the advantages of using laser?

It is possible to bleach every teeth in 4 minutes only! Hypersensitivity related to bleaching will be minimal through being exposed to bleaching agents for such short time. Since there is no need to contact with the tissue, pain related to vibration and pressure will not occur. Thus anaesthesia may not be needed.

Perfect homeostatic control is a great advantage for surgical procedures. Plus, laser provides more comfortable and fast healing. Sterile and disinfected operation area. Most conservative approach for dental fillings with selective removal of infected dentin.

Dental Cosmetics-Whitening 

Teeth Whitening 

Teeth Whitening is a cosmetic dentistry procedure performed on natural teeth. Active oxidising agent penetrates the porosities of enemal and breaks down stain deposits.Continious consumption of tea, coffee, red wine or smoking stain teeth. Other than external coloration, usage of tetracycline type antibiotics during childhood, excessive Fluor intake and enamel defects discolor teeth. Additionally traumatised necrotic teeth change in darker colors. For an effective bleaching, clean plaque free tooth surface is a must.

Home Bleaching:

Bleaching trays are given to patients. Bleach is applied into those trays as described. Patient wears the tray for recommended time according to the concentration (2-4 hours).Patient must brush his teeth before and after the application and avoid consumption of coloring products during treatment.Disadvantage of home bleaching is the long term (about 1 month) needed for whitening, while the advantage is its being more affordable.

Office Bleaching:

High concentrated bleach is applied by the dentist at clinic. Gum is covered with a protective layer. Sessions are 45 minutes long and the number is decided upon severeness of coloring.Quick result and furter whitening (when home method is inadequate) are this method's advantages.

Endodontic Bleaching

Endodontic bleaching is performed on devitalized teeth that have undergone root canal treatment. Opposite to other methods this brightens teeth from the inside out.Dentist controlled whitening is not harmful for the teeth. Enamel does not wear off, instead, coloring molecules are removed through enamel. Sensitivity in following days are normal and temporary.Maintenance of light shade achieved depends on patient's care.Bleaching does not change color of composite fillings or porcelain.

What is Aesthetic Surgery?

Aesthetic/cosmetic surgery covers surgeries and attempts to further beautify the bodily appearance and bring it to perfection. The main purpose here is beauty and aesthetic concerns rather than a medical problem.

What is Plastic Surgery?
Although aesthetic surgeries constitute the majority of plastic surgery; reconstructive surgery, hand surgery, craniofacial surgery, microsurgery and burn treatments are also included in the field of plastic surgery.

Reconstructive surgery includes the repair of all acquired or congenital tissue and organ loss affecting the skin, subcutaneous tissue and bones in the body. For example, vascular masses such as attached fingers (syndactyly), traumatic burns, different incisions and limb ruptures, chronic wounds, and hemangiomas are within this surgical discipline.

And plastic surgery is an extensive discipline that covers all these areas. During the plastic surgery specialization training, aesthetic (cosmetic) surgery training is given, as well. Aesthetic concerns can sometimes present diseases accompanied by medical problems other than just for beauty purposes. 

For example, both medical and aesthetic problems such as surgical correction of giant breasts (gigantomastia) or restructuring of the excessive fat in the body can be solved together. 

Accordingly, it is very important to preserve the function of an organ as well as aesthetically correcting it. For example, during rhinoplasty (aesthetic nose surgery), breathing problems should be corrected while shaping the nose. 

What Diseases Does Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Treat?

1. Congenital or acquired deformities (cleft lip, cleft palate, congenitally attached fingers)
2. Open wounds after trauma and illness
3. Post-traumatic facial fractures and their surgical treatment
4. Skin cancers and surgical treatment
5. Post-traumatic functional disorders of the hand and hand surgery
6. Microsurgery (Tissue transplants, nerve and vascular repairs)
7. Surgical treatment of skin tumors (moles)
8. Eyelid disorders
9. Burns and scars that cause functional and aesthetic deformities

Surgical interventions frequently performed in the Plastic Surgery Unit are as follows:

1. Scar treatment
2. Treatment of non-healing wounds
3. Skin cancers 
4. Fractures in facial bones 
5. Head and neck area repairs 
6. Deformities in genital organs 
7. Microsurgical interventions 
8. Breast reconstruction 

What is General Surgery?

General surgery is a discipline based on surgical repair of diseases that cannot be treated with drugs or other medical methods, or healing by cutting and removing the diseased organ. The term “surgery”, whose origin goes back to the Latin word “chirurgiae” and means “handiwork”, is used today to treat many diseases through surgery. 

The Department of General Surgery, which has different fields of study, cooperates with units with expertise in different fields such as oncology, endocrinology and traumatology. General Surgery, which is one of the areas where new generation medical applications are used most frequently, is a treatment system in which robotic technology is used extensively and successful results are obtained. 

What Diseases Do General Surgery Treat?

The organs to which the surgeries will be performed or the systems to which they are connected also determine which department of the General Surgery will perform the treatment. Thyroid gland (Goiter) surgeries are performed in order to eliminate the diseases of endocrinology department patients that require surgical treatment. 

General Surgery works with more than one different department. For the treatment of digestive system diseases, operations such as esophagus, small and large intestines, stomach, rectum, liver, gall bladder are performed by General Surgery. The operations are performed with open or closed methods. Endoscopic and laparoscopic systems, which are frequently used among closed surgery methods, contribute positively to the rapid progress of postoperative recovery. Therefore, in recent years, closed surgery methods are more preferred by doctors and patients.

Breast complaints are among the important health problems that women and, in some cases, men also suffer from. The surgical removal of benign or malignant formations in the breast is among the subjects of General Surgery. General Surgery also provides a function as preventive medicine, especially in some cases such as breast that require follow-up. It is essential to follow the patient with preventive medicine methods and eliminate the problem without the need for surgery.

Oncology patients constitute a significant part of General Surgery patients. Tumor formations that can occur in different parts of the body are eliminated in cooperation with General Surgery and doctors specialized in the region where the relevant organ is connected. Diagnosis and treatment methods of oncology patients are planned and applied simultaneously by General Surgery and specialist doctors of the relevant department. Surgical and post-operative treatment methods continue to be carried out together with different units such as Pathology, Radiology, Medical Oncology.

The diseases in which The General Surgery treat are as follows:

1. Gastrointestinal System
2. Intra-abdominal
3. Digestive system
4. Skin and Soft Tissue Surgery
5. Breast Diseases
6. Endocrine System
7. Surgical Oncology
8. Surgical Intensive Care
9. Traumatology
10. Vascular Surgery
11. Transplantation Surgery
12. Cardiovascular Surgery
13. Pediatric Surgery
14. Pediatric Cardiovascular Surgery
15. Thoracic Surgery
16. Plastic Surgery
17. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
18. Orthopedics and Traumatology
19. Obesity Surgery

Diseases within the scope of the General Surgery unit can be listed as follows:

1. Thyroid diseases,
2. Appendicitis,
3. Pain, swelling, hardness or soreness in the breast
4. Pain or swelling in the abdomen
5. Orthopedic problems (including gangrene)
6. Hemorrhoids (Piles)
7. Pilonidal Sinus
8. Small and large intestine problems
9. Liver problems
10. Stomach
11. Skin problems (Skin Tag, sebaceous glands)
12. Blood in large stools,
13. Abdominal pains
14. Constantly repeated diarrhea and constipation,
15. Pain under the right rib, feeling of pressure and pain extending to the right scapula. Feeling of tension in the right shoulder area,
16. Pain and swelling in and around the belly button,
17. Inguen pain and swelling in the inguen,
18. Emergency cases,
19. Injuries and traumas in the accident,
20. Pain and discomfort in the gallbladder,
21. Pancreas problems,
22. Cysts,
23. Moles that occur on the skin surface and are expected to be removed,
24. Fistula.

What is Cardiovascular Surgery?

The 'heart' is our organ, whose main task is to pump blood, which moves oxygen-rich blood and nutrients to our body through the circulatory system. With its strong muscle structure, it is a non-stop pump that contracts 60-80 times per minute and pumps approximately 4-6 liters of blood to the organs. 

The most important system it works with is the 'vascular system'. It collects the blood from our body with the venous system, sends it to the lungs for oxygenation, and pumps the oxygen-rich blood back to our body through the arteries. The Department of Cardiovascular Surgery is the medical unit that carries out the treatment of diseases (congenital or acquired) related to the heart and the vascular system it works with, with drugs or surgery.

Cardiovascular diseases are among the serious causes of death both in our country and in the world. Thanks to the continuous progress of modern medicine, many diseases are under control with early diagnosis. In cardiovascular diseases that require surgical treatment, the treatment of our patients is carried out by specialist doctors.

1. Coronary bypass surgery / By-pass surgery on the working heart
2. Heart valve surgeries (replacement or repair of valves)
3. Minimally invasive heart surgery
4. Aortic aneurysm surgeries (Classic and Endovascular (Closed) method)
5. Heart tumors
6. Surgical and Endovascular (stent, balloon) treatment of peripheral arterial diseases
7. Treatment of acute and chronic arterial diseases (Embolectomy, thrombectomy)
8. Carotid Artery (Carotid artery) Diseases and treatment
9. Varicose veins treatment (Endovenous Laser and Radiofrequency Ablation, Sclerotherapy / Foam Sclerotherapy)
10. Deep Vein Thrombosis Treatment
11. Cardiac membrane (Pericardium) diseases
12. Treatment of vasospastic vascular diseases, Buerger's disease, some inflammatory vascular diseases, cardiovascular injuries

What is Interventional Radiology?

Applications that combine radiological imaging methods with surgical techniques and contribute to the diagnosis and treatment of diseases are called Interventional Radiology. The effectiveness of Interventional Radiology applications has increased with the use of high-tech imaging devices. In the diagnosis and treatment procedures performed by making small incisions on the skin, the intervention to the target organ can be intravenous or extravascular. 

The treatment area is reached by using multiple imaging methods such as Ultrasound, Computed Tomography, MR, or Angiography. Treatments are carried out with materials that are harmless to the body and under the guidance of imaging methods. The procedures are performed with local anesthesia and intravenous drugs that relieve the patient, without causing serious pain to the patient.

In cases that are surgically risky or unsuitable for treatment, targeted treatments can be performed much more painlessly and with less trauma. It has important advantages for the physician and the patient, such as shortening the length of stay and returning to social life earlier.

Interventional Radiology is carried out by specialist physicians and ancillary team trained on this subject. Finding the right physician who is an expert in the field of interventional radiological methods becomes the key to more effortless and targeted treatment. Interventional radiology procedures in our health institutions are carried out by expert and experienced personnel.

1. Cerebrovascular diseases
2. Opening of stenosis and obstruction in brain and neck vessels
3. Removal of intravascular clot in stroke patients
4. Treatment of veins that have bled or have not bled due to a bubble (aneurysm) or vascular clump
5. Body Arterial and Vein Diseases
6. Opening clogged leg and arm veins, balloon stent applications
7. Opening of vascular occlusions such as kidney, intestine, lung.
8. Removal of over-enlarged (such as varicose) veins or congenital vein balls.
9. If the clot in the legs and great veins needs to be cleaned, placing filters that prevent the clot from going to the lungs.
10. Post-traumatic hemorrhages - Other internal hemorrhages
11. In cases where life-threatening bleeding cannot be achieved with standard treatments and surgery, reaching the bleeding focus through the vein and stopping the bleeding
12. Establishing a pathway between the hepatic vein and the main vein that reduces pressure in cirrhosis hemorrhages (TIPS procedure)
13. Tumor Embolization
14. Shrinking vascular-rich tumors with intravascular occlusion before surgery
15. Treatment of painful, bleeding uterine fibroids without removing the uterus Dialysis and Permanent Vascular Procedures
16. Opening occluded fistulas of dialysis patients
17. Prior indwelling dialysis catheter placement in patients with unopened fistula
18. Subcutaneous vascular access procedure in cancer patients (Port catheter)
19. Cancer
20. The embolization process includes the treatments performed by reaching the tumor site in the cancerous organ by intravenous administration and administering chemotherapy or radioactive material through the vein that feeds the tumor.
21. Tumor ablation is the process of destroying the tumor. In ablation, the tumoral tissue is reached with the help of imaging through small incisions made from the skin. In the ablation process, it is possible to destroy the tumor in the tumor tissue by using methods such as radiofrequency, microwave, cryotherapy and Electroporation (IRE). Each method has different advantages and advantages. In cancer treatment, interventional radiological procedures can be applied to many cancerous organs (Liver, pancreas, lung, kidney, prostate, breast, thyroid, bone)
22. Cyst-abscess-fluid drainages
23. Treatment of drainable fluid accumulations such as cyst-abscess that develop in the body on the basis of diseases
24. Treatment of parasitic cysts such as liver spleen hydatid
25. Bile Duct drains
26. Opening, balloon and stenting of bile ducts blocked by stone or tumor
27. Urinary Tract Drains
28. Attempts to correct obstructed urinary drainage: Applications such as Nephrostomy Cystostomy and DJ stenting
29. Needle Biopsies
30. Obtaining tissue, fluid, cell samples for pathological, microbiological or genetic studies for diagnosis, organ biopsies (lung-liver-pancreas-kidney-bone-thyroid, lymph..)

What is Obstetrics and Gynecology? 

Gynecology and Obstetrics specialization, which deals with gynecology and female reproductive organ structures, refers to the branch of "Gynecology and Obstetrics", which is a branch of medicine. Gynecology is concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of all kinds of diseases of the female reproductive organs such as the uterus, cervix, vagina, vulva, tubes, while the Obstetrics department deals with pregnancy follow-up and elimination of pregnancy problems. 

In addition, the diagnosis of female infertility problem, uterine film shooting, egg tracking, vaccination and treatment through in vitro fertilization methods are also in the field of interest of this section.

The Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, apart from obstetrics and pregnancy, is a department that provides services with all the possibilities of modern medicine in subjects such as pediatric - adolescent gynecology, gynecological cancers, urogynecology, reproductive health, high-risk pregnancies, sexual dysfunction, menopause, gynecological operations.

Which Diseases Obstetrics and Gynecology Treat? 

Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, It carries out the follow-up, diagnosis and treatment of many gynecological diseases such as menstrual period diseases, sexual dysfunctions, infertility, vaginal problems, placental disorders, birth problems, pregnancy follow-up, miscarriage, uterine diseases, ovarian problems, birth control methods, external genital organs, cyst and fibroid operations, normal cesarean section and pregnancy process.

Diseases that are examined in the Gynecology and Obstetrics department and whose diagnosis and treatment processes are followed are as follows:

1. Gynecological Oncology
2. Cervical cancer,
3. Uterine cancer,
4. Breast cancer,
5. Types of cancer seen in external genital organs,
6. Ovarian cancer screening and diagnosis
7. Information and application for cervical cancer vaccine.
8. Andrology (Reproductive Health)
9. Infertility
10. Infertility tests,
11. Ovulation tracking,
12. Ovulation problems,
13. Endometriosis,
14. Hysteroscopy,
15. Duct obstruction
16. Ultrasound and doppler.
17. Menopause
18. Periodic gynecological examination,
19. Bone density measurement-screening after 65 years of age,
20. Breast ultrasound and mammography,
21. Hormone replacement therapy if necessary.
22. Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology
23. Gynecological Operations
24. Cyst operations,
25. Myoma operations,
26. Infertility operations,
27. Urinary tract operations,
28. Ectopic pregnancy,
29. Laparoscopic, abdominal, vaginal hysterectomy,
30. cancer operations,
31. Endometriosis,
32. Opening of septum and adhesions,
33. Removal of polyps and Myoma,
34. Endometrial resection and other surgical operations.