Beril Yüksel

With IVF and assisted reproductive treatments since 2009, Assoc. Prof. Dr Beril Yüksel brings a long clinical timeline to the lab-driven care pathway at Ventus IVF Center. At the clinic, she is listed as Ventus IVF Clinical Director and Obstetrics, Gynaecology and IVF Specialist. Her work connects patient goals to the laboratory steps that include ICSI, embryo culture, embryo freezing and embryo biopsy, with the physician interpreting laboratory data within the patient’s treatment plan. She also supports PGT decision-making by evaluating patient age, ovarian reserve and the transfer plan’s context.

After graduating from Hacettepe University Faculty of Medicine, she completed specialist training in Obstetrics and Gynaecology at Ankara Dr Zekai Tahir Burak Women’s Health and Research Hospital. In 2012, she participated in research in robotic surgery and urogynaecology at Tufts University Baystate Medical Center in the United States. Following her work at the IVF and Reproductive Genetics Centre of Memorial Şişli Hospital in Istanbul, she continued her clinical practice at Ventus IVF from January 2024.

Education

• Hacettepe University Faculty of Medicine — medical degree (graduation year not stated).
• Dr Zekai Tahir Burak Women’s Health and Research Hospital — specialist training in Obstetrics and Gynaecology (years not stated).
• Tufts University Baystate Medical Center — research participation in robotic surgery and urogynaecology (2012).

Work experience

• Ventus IVF Center — Clinical Director; Obstetrics, Gynaecology and IVF Specialist (current role; start year not stated).
• Ventus IVF — clinical practice in IVF and reproductive medicine (January 2024).
• Memorial Şişli Hospital — IVF and Reproductive Genetics Centre (role not specified; prior to January 2024).
• Tufts University Baystate Medical Center — research participation in robotic surgery and urogynaecology (2012).

Clinical focus and techniques

At Ventus IVF Center, her clinical role is to coordinate IVF decisions with the embryology laboratory workflow—so the right genetic and embryo-management steps are selected for the patient’s clinical context.

• ICSI (microinjection) integration into the treatment plan, with laboratory execution by the embryology team.
• Embryo culture and embryo freezing planning, interpreted in the context of fresh transfer suitability and future frozen embryo transfer.
• Embryo biopsy and PGT integration for cases where genetic testing is indicated.
• Recipient assessment, endometrial preparation and embryo-transfer planning in egg donation pathways (as described for the clinic’s ART workflow).
• Ovarian stimulation, oocyte collection and IVF/assisted reproductive treatment planning (as part of the clinic’s IVF pathway).

Professional societies and certifications

Not listed in the provided profile material.

Academic output

Her profile at Ventus IVF Center states nearly 100 peer-reviewed publications and international research experience in the United States at Tufts University Baystate Medical Center.

Courses and advanced training

Not listed in the provided profile material.

Awards and recognition

Not listed in the provided profile material.

For international patients, her clinic work is described in English-language media and patient-facing materials from Ventus IVF Center. She practices in Northern Cyprus (Nicosia/Lefkoşa) through Ventus IVF and supports coordinated follow-up as part of the clinic’s pathway from initial consultation to personalised treatment planning.