Frequently Asked Questions

Physiotherapy is a healthcare profession that assesses and treats movement disorders, pain, and functional limitations. It aims to improve quality of life through manual therapy, exercise, and electrotherapy. Physiotherapists are healthcare professionals specialized in rehabilitation of musculoskeletal, neurological, and cardiopulmonary conditions.

Physiotherapy can be beneficial for musculoskeletal problems, sports injuries, post-surgical rehabilitation, chronic pain, neurological conditions, and women's health issues. People of all ages, from infants to elderly, can receive physiotherapy. It is particularly important for back and neck pain, disc herniation, tendinitis, bursitis, sports injuries, and post-stroke rehabilitation.

In private health centers in Turkey, a doctor's referral is not mandatory for physiotherapy. However, a doctor's report is required for treatment under social security. We will evaluate your complaints and recommend the most suitable treatment. In some cases, a doctor's report may be requested.

Treatment duration varies depending on the patient's condition, severity of the complaint, and response to treatment. Generally, acute complaints require 4-8 sessions, while chronic conditions may need 10-15 sessions or more. We will provide you with an estimated plan after the initial examination.

You can book an appointment by phone (+90 552 750 71 71), WhatsApp, or by filling out the appointment form on our website. We will determine the most suitable date and time together.

The initial assessment session lasts approximately 45-60 minutes. This includes detailed history taking, physical examination, and treatment planning. Follow-up treatment sessions are generally 30-45 minutes, depending on the treatment techniques applied.

We recommend bringing any diagnostic reports, MRI/X-ray results, and a list of medications you are currently taking. Wear comfortable clothing that does not restrict your movement. Shorts and t-shirts that allow easy access to the treatment area are preferred.

Manual therapy consists of specialized treatment techniques applied by the physiotherapist's hands. It reduces pain, increases range of motion, and relieves muscle spasms through joint mobilization, soft tissue techniques, and manipulation. It is an effective treatment method for back, neck, shoulder, and other joint problems.

Lymphatic drainage is particularly applied to patients with lymphedema, post-surgical edema, chronic venous insufficiency, and circulatory disorders. It can also be preferred for cellulite and general detox. It is an effective treatment method frequently applied for arm edema after breast cancer surgery.

Some treatment techniques may cause mild discomfort, but there should be no excessive pain. Please inform your physiotherapist about everything you feel during treatment. The intensity is adjusted according to your tolerance. Mild pain or fatigue after treatment is normal and passes within 24-48 hours.

Yes, physiotherapy can be safely applied during pregnancy. Physiotherapy can be relieving for pregnancy complaints such as back pain, pelvic girdle pain, and leg cramps. Birth preparation exercises and pelvic floor training can also be provided. Some treatment methods may be restricted for pregnant patients.

The start time of post-surgical physiotherapy varies depending on the type of surgery and the surgeon's recommendation. After some surgeries (such as knee replacement, shoulder surgery), early mobilization is important and physiotherapy can start the day after surgery.

Yes, we offer home physiotherapy service for patients with mobility limitations or who cannot come to the clinic. Home treatment is ideal for hospital discharge, elderly patients, or those with severe mobility limitations. Please contact us for detailed information.