Best Chronic Sinusitis doctors in Istanbul: TOP 4 doctors

Dr. Vuralkan has published 10+ international studies on sinusitis treatments, including award-winning research on nasal polyp prevention.

• 15+ years specializing in ENT conditions at leading Turkish hospitals
• Member of Turkish Rhinology Association – focused on sinus disorders
• Researcher on innovative treatments like L-carnitine for ear conditions
• Board-certified in ORL-HNS with additional thyroid surgery training

Expert in endoscopic sinus surgery – Dr. Emre Gunbey performs advanced procedures for chronic sinusitis at Lokman Hekim Istanbul Hospital.

• Over 10 years of experience in ENT surgery
• Trained at Mayo Clinic for advanced ENT techniques
• Specializes in both functional and aesthetic nasal procedures
• Member of European Rhinology Association

Dr. Turkmen specializes in sinus surgery with specialized training in Germany – one of few surgeons with this combined expertise in Turkey.

• 15+ years of ENT experience
• Member of European Facial Plastic Surgery Association
• Trained in advanced techniques at Maxillofacial Surgery Course
• Regularly attends international rhinoplasty conferences

Dr. Yasar Cokkeser is an ENT specialist. He graduated from Istanbul University Faculty of Medicine (1983–1989). He completed his ENT residency at Ankara Numune Hospital (1989–1994). He held a Clinical Research Fellowship in Otology and Skull Base Surgery at Gruppo Otologico, Italy (1993–1994). He also completed observerships at GWU Neurosurgery, House Ear Institute, USC, Johns Hopkins, and the University of Pennsylvania.

He served at Inönü University as Assistant Professor (1994–1999) and Associate Professor (1999–2005). He was Chief of Clinic at Ümraniye Training and Research Hospital (2005–2007). His recent practice includes Medicana Ataköy (2024–2025).

He has more than 75 publications indexed in Index Medicus. His articles appear in Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg, Am J Otol, J Laryngol Otol, and Ann Otol Rhinol Laryngol. His work covers revision stapes surgery, skull base approaches, vestibular schwannoma, and DCR outcomes in 115 patients (130 eyes).