We approach women’s health not just by treating symptoms, but by considering the entire system.
From routine prenatal care to high-risk pregnancy management, from IVF support to menopause care and healthy aging, we’re by your side at every stage.
We approach women’s health not just by treating symptoms, but by considering the entire system.
From routine prenatal care to high-risk pregnancy management, from IVF support to menopause care and healthy aging, we’re by your side at every stage.
Pregnancy is not only the arrival of a baby; it is also a time when a woman undergoes profound physical, hormonal, and emotional changes. This special period is a sensitive yet empowering chapter in a woman’s life—one marked by deep transformation.
Every pregnancy is unique; however, certain circumstances call for closer, more vigilant management. Maternal age, chronic medical conditions, multiple gestations, genetic factors, or complications in prior pregnancies may place the current pregnancy in the high-risk category, requiring tailored surveillance and multidisciplinary care.
At certain stages of women’s health, surgical interventions may be necessary to address the underlying causes of specific conditions and provide lasting relief. Issues such as fibroids, endometriosis, uterine prolapse, ovarian cysts, abnormal bleeding, or urinary incontinence can significantly impact both physical well-being and quality of life, often requiring precise and personalized treatment approaches.
Genetics is a unique code written into each person’s life story. From fertility to pregnancy, from newborn health to the later decades of life, this code offers vital clues. In our clinic, genetic evaluation is approached not only as a diagnostic tool, but also as a preventive and guiding resource that informs personalized care and long-term planning.
For some couples, pregnancy does not begin spontaneously or easily. At that point, it may be appropriate to turn to supportive, evidence-based treatments that leverage advances in medical science to increase the likelihood of conception.
Preventive care aims to protect health at every stage of a woman’s life, identify risks early, and sustain a high quality of life for many years.
Cervical insufficiency is one of the preventable causes of preterm birth. When diagnosed in a timely manner, the chances of maintaining the pregnancy and achieving a healthy delivery can significantly improve. For this reason, women with a history of early miscarriage should be carefully monitored and thoroughly evaluated.
By integrating a functional medicine perspective with classical gynecology, our clinic identifies hidden risks that may threaten pregnancy and provides the opportunity for early intervention.
With over 30 years of professional experience, Prof. Dr. Arda Lembet has become a leading figure in women’s health, high-risk pregnancy, and healthy aging — shaping the field of medicine through a holistic vision of health.
Throughout his career, driven by a strong research-oriented approach, he has advocated that medicine should go beyond treating diseases — focusing instead on identifying root causes, preserving health, and supporting long-term well-being.
Women’s health is not a beginning or an end; it is a continuously evolving journey that spans every stage of life. Sometimes it begins with dreams of fertility, sometimes it is felt during the quiet transformation of hormonal changes. It may be redefined while expecting a baby or during the transition of menopause, when the body finds a new rhythm. That is why our approach to health goes beyond diagnosing illness it is about offering attentive, personalized support that aligns with each woman’s unique time, needs, and potential.
Health is not a momentary intervention but a conscious and continuous practice that accompanies every stage of a woman’s life cycle. Therefore, from adolescence to fertility, from childbirth to menopause and beyond, it requires both medical expertise and a guiding, compassionate approach to care.
Every story begins with an encounter some with uncertainty, others with hope. Yet all are shaped by a shared decision: to walk the path together. In this section, we share real patient journeys where science meets trust, and dedication transforms into joy.
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We answer frequently asked questions to protect your health and improve your quality of life.
I am a specialist in Obstetrics and Gynecology, with advanced training in perinatology (high-risk pregnancies). In my clinical practice, I have particular expertise in the management of:
These complex conditions are among my core clinical focus areas.
In cases of suspected fetal disease, fluid accumulation (hydrops), or complications in multiple pregnancies, I provide a comprehensive fetal medicine approach.
My clinical practices include:
All procedures are conducted within a multidisciplinary, ethical, and scientifically guided framework.
In cases of recurrent pregnancy loss, I conduct a multifactorial assessment:
The goal is always to plan the next pregnancy on the healthiest possible foundation.
In cases of recurrent pregnancy loss, failed IVF attempts, or suspected intrauterine pathology, the possibility of chronic endometritis is carefully assessed.
Diagnosis is made using immunohistochemical staining with CD138 and CD56 markers.
For selected patients, treatment includes antibiotic therapy, intrauterine irrigation, and local therapies aimed at restoring endometrial health.
This approach is especially crucial for patients with implantation failure.
