Op. Dr. Ahmet Şadi Kılınç

Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgeon. Bahçeşehir, Istanbul.

Dr Ahmet Şadi Kılınç holding an X-ray

Dr Ahmet Şadi Kılınç is an orthopaedic and trauma surgeon who sees and treats patients in Bahçeşehir, Istanbul.

Areas of practice

His main areas of practice are knee and hip replacement, arthroscopic (keyhole) surgery, sports injuries, shoulder and elbow surgery, hand surgery, foot and ankle surgery, fracture and trauma care, children’s orthopaedics, diabetic foot care and bone and soft tissue tumours. Orthopaedic injections and regenerative treatments are also among the options for suitable patients.

Approach to treatment

Every patient’s complaint, lifestyle and expectations are different, so treatment begins with a detailed examination and the right imaging. Where possible, non-surgical options are considered first. When surgery is needed, the method, possible risks and recovery are discussed openly and the decision is made together.

Surgery is only one part of treatment. Follow-up visits and rehabilitation after surgery are as important as the operation itself for a safe return to daily life and sport.

Preparing for your visit

Bringing any previous X-ray, MRI and CT images (on CD or as a digital link) and reports, a list of your medications and documents about previous operations makes the assessment easier.

How he works

The right diagnosis first
No treatment is planned before the source of the pain is found. The examination is never rushed, and imaging is requested when needed.
Surgery is neither the last resort nor the first option
Many complaints improve with exercise, physiotherapy or injections. Surgery is recommended when its benefit is clear.
Decisions are made together
Options, the expected course and the risks are explained in plain language. The final decision is the patient's.
Recovery starts after surgery
Follow-ups and rehabilitation are part of the treatment. The return to daily life and sport is tracked step by step.

Let us look at your complaint together in an examination.