Ahmet Bekin

With anatomical gastric botox, the goal is to tailor injection planning to the stomach’s structure rather than using the same injection points for everyone. At the clinic, Ahmet Bekin works as a specialist in General Surgery, combining non-surgical weight-loss approaches with hernia surgery and other general surgical care. His practice includes “mide botoksu” (gastric botox) and “anatomik mide botoksu,” and he also addresses epigastric hernia (“göbeküstü fıtığı”) and femoral hernia. For hernia patients, he discusses minimally invasive options such as laparoscopic inguinal hernia repair, including scenarios where both sides can be repaired during the same operation. He also covers post-treatment recovery topics for gastric botox, including a stepwise return to training.

Education

• 2000–2006 — Kocaeli University Faculty of Medicine, medical degree.
• 2006–2011 — Istanbul University (Çapa), Department of General Surgery, specialization training.

Work experience

• 2012–2014 — Stony Brook University Hospital, New York, training in Laparoscopic and Robotic Surgery.

Clinical focus and techniques

Ahmet Bekin’s clinical work centers on General Surgery with two visible patient pathways: hernia repair (often using minimally invasive techniques) and gastric botox for weight-loss support.

• Mide botoksu (gastric botox) — including guidance on how the procedure is applied.
• Anatomik mide botoksu — injection planning tailored to the stomach’s anatomical structure, including more precise planning for antrum-area treatments.
• Ameliyatsız zayıflama (non-surgical weight loss) — supported through gastric botox approaches.
• Epigastric hernia (göbeküstü fıtığı) — treated as part of his hernia practice.
• Femoral hernia (femoral herni) — included in his hernia education and treatment scope.
• Umbilical hernia / incisional-site hernia (göbek fıtığı, kesi yeri fıtığı).
• Laparoscopic inguinal hernia repair (laparoskopik kasık fıtığı ameliyatı).
• Single-incision approaches (tek delikten cerrahi / single incision surgery) — discussed as part of modern minimally invasive options.
• Hemorrhoid surgery — including hemorrhoidectomy and stapled hemorrhoidopexy in advanced cases; laser hemorrhoid surgery is also covered in his materials.
• Gallbladder surgery — laparoscopic cholecystectomy is described as the most commonly preferred technique in his patient guidance.

Professional societies and certifications

• Not listed in the available profile materials.

Academic output

Publication metrics such as total papers or citation indices are not stated in the available profile materials.

Courses and advanced training

• 2012–2014 — Laparoscopic and Robotic Surgery training at Stony Brook University Hospital, New York.

Awards and recognition

• Not listed in the available profile materials.

Ahmet Bekin communicates in Turkish, English, and Arabic, which is helpful for international patients planning surgery or a consultation. His clinic location is in Istanbul, Turkey, and he supports appointment booking via WhatsApp. For patients considering gastric botox, he also provides practical post-procedure guidance, including a gradual, week-by-week return to training.