Laparoscopy: How Minimally Invasive Surgery Preserves Fertility

Can modern surgery not only eliminate disease but also preserve the most valuable asset—the possibility of becoming a parent? Endometriosis and uterine fibroids remain major causes of infertility in women of reproductive age. According to statistics, one in ten women faces endometriosis, and fibroids are diagnosed in 30–40% of patients over 35.

Artificial Intelligence in IVF: How Technology Aids the Journey to Parenthood

Every day in my practice, I meet couples who have spent years striving for the cherished dream of becoming parents. And every time, I ask myself the question: how can we increase the chances of success and make this path more comfortable? Today, artificial intelligence opens up possibilities for reproductive specialists that we could only dream of ten years ago. Can a machine see what escapes the human eye? Is an algorithm capable of predicting which specific embryo has the greatest potential for development? In this article, I want to share my perspective on how artificial intelligence is already changing the practice of assisted reproductive technologies.

Hymenoplasty: anatomy, significance, and the possibility of restoration

Every woman deserves to feel confident and comfortable in her own body. Throughout my practice in Istanbul, I’ve met patients with diverse stories and reasons for seeking help. Hymenoplasty is one of those procedures that is rarely discussed but can have a profound impact on a woman's psychological well-being and quality of life. Can a delicate surgical procedure be the key to restoring inner harmony and confidence? Let's discuss this openly and professionally.

Mammography: Clinical Necessity and Preparation Guidelines

In clinical practice as a gynecologist, I often hear the question: "Can I just have an ultrasound?" Patient reluctance is understandable: as mammography can be perceived as uncomfortable, and there are many stereotypes surrounding it. But let's try to figure out in this article the clinical rationale for recommending mammography as a primary diagnostic tool.

The Path to Parenthood: Not on the First Try, but with Every Attempt

Today, I want to talk to you about a topic that concerns many patients and, unfortunately, is sometimes surrounded by misconceptions: IVF and its success rate. One of the most common beliefs I encounter in my practice is: "If IVF didn't work the first time, it's not meant to be, and you should give up." This is a deeply mistaken and, most importantly, unfair belief toward you. In this article, I will try to explain why this is not the case, based on scientific data and my many years of experience as a women's health doctor.