
Gynecologist
After completing her primary, secondary, and high school education with top honors, she was admitted to Uludağ University Faculty of Medicine and graduated in 2002. She completed her residency training in 2011 at Şişli Etfal Training and Research Hospital. She fulfilled her compulsory service at Oltu State Hospital and subsequently worked for a short period within the team of Prof. Dr. Teksen Çamlıbel at Jinemed. For the past 11 years, she has been actively working at Private Karataş Hospital, where she continues her practice.
During and after her compulsory service, she performed a large number of gynecological surgeries, including procedures for urinary incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, laparoscopy, and hysteroscopy. She received fellowship training alongside many distinguished professors in Turkey and participated in advanced cadaver courses.
Her interest in art, particularly painting—recognized with awards during her education—combined with her artistic personality, led her in the last seven years of her career to develop a strong focus on genital aesthetics, where surgery and art intersect. She has since concentrated on this field and has performed numerous surgical and non-surgical procedures in genital aesthetics. In Turkey, she received ISAGSS fellowship training in genital aesthetics from Süleyman Eserdağ.
Her specialization in urogynecology has enabled her to have a comprehensive command of pelvic floor and genital anatomy, allowing her to design and restore the genital area both anatomically and functionally while performing aesthetic procedures.
In addition, through the five-module Functional Medicine training program she completed with Mustafa Atasoy (FTA),she integrates functional medicine and hormone management with aesthetic treatments. She applies this combined approach in the management of conditions such as lichen sclerosus, genital pain syndromes, functional disorders, and decreased sexual desire.
ISAGSS focuses not only on aesthetic procedures, operations and treatments in genital area but also on reconstructive and regenerative health issues, new developments and new technologies focused upon sexual social and psychological wellbeing of the patients.