Dr. Kadir Uçar

Pregnancy monitoring involves regular check-ups, ultrasound scans, and relevant laboratory tests to follow the health of both mother and baby throughout pregnancy. Delivery, at the end of this process, can take place vaginally or, when clinically indicated, by caesarean section. The frequency of monitoring and the delivery method are determined based on how the pregnancy progresses and the individual's health status.

A detailed ultrasound is an imaging examination that provides a more thorough assessment of fetal growth, organ structures, and anatomical features during pregnancy. It is typically recommended at specific points in pregnancy as part of routine monitoring, or when additional evaluation is needed. The scan is a non-invasive examination that uses sound waves rather than radiation.

Urogynecology addresses pelvic floor disorders in women, including urinary incontinence. Incontinence can be linked to childbirth, menopause, or age-related changes, and may present as stress, urge, or mixed-type incontinence. Treatment approaches range from pelvic floor exercises to surgical options, selected according to the type and severity of the condition.

Genital aesthetics covers a range of surgical and non-surgical procedures addressing structural or appearance-related concerns in the female genital area. These may relate to changes following childbirth, congenital variations, or physical discomfort in daily activities. The approach used depends on individual needs, with local or general anaesthesia used depending on the technique selected.

Infertility treatment involves the evaluation and management of couples who have not achieved pregnancy after a year or more of regular attempts. The evaluation process may include hormone testing, ultrasound, and additional investigations as needed. Treatment options vary depending on the underlying cause and can range from medication to assisted reproductive techniques.

Menopause management addresses symptoms that can occur during menopause, such as hot flushes, sleep disturbances, and changes in bone density, and involves planning appropriate care where needed. The approach can range from lifestyle guidance to hormone therapy, depending on individual symptoms and overall health. Regular follow-up helps monitor health changes associated with this stage of life.