Best Rehabilitation (per 1 day) Doctors in Turkey for Australians

Dr Turkan Tunerir is the Medical Director and founder of the Fizyomer Terapia Centre, where she oversees personalised recovery programmes.

• Specialises in physical therapy and rehabilitation medicine
• Personally conducts patient examinations to define individual therapy goals
• Evaluates complex cases to coordinate specific recovery pathways
• Leads a dedicated team at a specialist rehabilitation and aesthetic facility
• Focuses on clinical evaluation to monitor patient progress daily

Assistant Professor Bestami Yalvac is a rehabilitation specialist at Hisar Hospital Intercontinental with a specific focus on complex spinal health and nerve-related recovery.

• Specialises in treating stroke patients including those with hemiplegia and paraplegia
• Focuses on recovery for spinal cord problems and lumbar slippage
• Uses dry needling and kinesiotape to manage chronic rheumatic pain
• Assistant Professor at Galata University – training the next generation of specialists
• Expert in ozone therapy for managing long-term fibromyalgia and inflammation

Professor Baris Metin is a neurologist at NP Istanbul Brain Hospital, the second-ranked brain hospital in Europe. He specialises in neurological rehabilitation for complex cases like stroke, traumatic brain injury, and Parkinson's disease.

• Expert in functional neuroimaging to map brain activity during recovery
• Provides specialised rehabilitation for cerebral palsy and West syndrome
• International clinical experience gained from practice in Belgium
• Designs tailored inpatient rehabilitation programmes for multiple sclerosis and ALS
• Oversees precise diagnostic evaluations using video-EEG monitoring and MRI scans

Professor Nihal Ozaras combines her medical specialty with a Master of Neuroscience to provide high-level care at NP Istanbul Brain Hospital.

• Completed clinical observation at Harvard University's Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital in Boston
• Specialises in neurological and paediatric rehabilitation for complex recovery cases
• Performs botulinum toxin injections to treat spasticity and muscle stiffness
• Expert in managing diverse musculoskeletal disorders and local injection therapies
• Graduate of the prestigious Cerrahpasa English Faculty of Medicine

Dr Muhsin Doran leads the physical therapy team at Liv Hospital Vadistanbul, focusing on advanced neurological and robotic-assisted recovery.

• Specialises in ER2School robotic rehabilitation for complex movement disorders
• Performs ultrasound-guided injections for precise musculoskeletal pain management
• Expert in scoliosis treatment and manual therapy techniques
• Member of the Turkish Society of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
• Completed specialist training at the Istanbul Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Training and Research Hospital

Dr. Nurten Kuchukchakir is the Chief Physician at Romatem Bursa. She specializes in neurological, orthopedic, and musculoskeletal rehabilitation. Dr. Kuchukchakir uses robotic rehabilitation and pain management techniques. She treats complex conditions like spinal cord injuries, stroke, and cerebral palsy.

• Expert in Lokomat robotic gait training and hydrotherapy.
• Certified in ultrasound-guided musculoskeletal and botulinum toxin injections.
• Performs specialized therapies like neural therapy, acupuncture, and ozone therapy.
• Member of the Turkish Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Association.

Professor Gunesh Yavuzer holds a PhD from Erasmus University in the Netherlands and specialises in high-tech recovery for stroke and spinal injuries. He leads treatment programmes at Romatem Rehabilitation Centres using advanced robotic technology.

• Specialises in neurological rehabilitation for Parkinson's Disease and Multiple Sclerosis
• Uses robotic rehabilitation tools to improve functional recovery and mobility
• Performs clinical gait analysis to diagnose and treat balance disorders
• Focuses on orthopaedic rehabilitation following major surgeries or trauma
• Published extensive research on robotic-assisted recovery and motor function