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Dr. Kerem Çağlayan

Short answerAs a specialist in anesthesiology and resuscitation, Dr. Kerem Çağlayan integrates his extensive clinical experience in intensive care, perioperative medicine, and pain medicine with functional medicine, ozone therapy, healthy aging, bioresonance, and medical aesthetic procedures. His approach considers safety, individualized assessment, and scientific evidence together.

From experience in anesthesiology, intensive care, and pain to a holistic approach to health

Dr. H. Kerem Çağlayan brings together more than 35 years of clinical experience rooted in his specialty in Anesthesiology and Resuscitation in the individualized evaluation of pain management, ozone therapy, functional medicine, healthy aging, bioresonance, and aesthetic–energy-based procedures. The approach centers not on a single method, but on a clear roadmap that considers the person’s medical history, expectations, safety, and scientific evidence together.

The first step is not to choose a procedure, but to correctly identify the need.

Pain assessment in Bodrum

Common reasons patients seek a pain doctor in Bodrum include lower back and neck pain, sciatica, knee and shoulder pain, neuropathic pain, and persistent chronic pain. The goal of the assessment is to identify not only the location of the pain, but also its source, nervous system findings, loss of function, and treatment steps appropriate for the individual, together. For a detailed approach, you can review the Bodrum Pain Treatment guide.

Clinical experience

Throughout his professional career, Dr. Kerem Çağlayan has participated in approximately more than 40.000 surgical procedures and the treatment of more than 12.000 intensive care patients. This experience provides a strong perspective on physiology, patient safety, pain control, close monitoring, and difficult clinical decisions.

These numbers were shared not as a guarantee of results or success, but to illustrate the scope of clinical experience spanning many years.

Specialty foundation

Anesthesiology and Resuscitation

Anesthesiology is not merely the process of putting someone to sleep during surgery. It encompasses the preservation of vital functions, pain control, safe medication use, risk assessment, and a safe recovery process after the procedure. The attention to safety, dosage, interactions, and monitoring in Dr. Kerem Çağlayan’s clinical approach draws on this specialty foundation.

Intensive care experience

Intensive care requires assessing complex health problems simultaneously, recognizing small changes early, and adjusting treatment according to the individual’s response. This experience also strengthens an approach to chronic complaints that sees the entire clinical picture rather than focusing on a single laboratory result or a single procedure.

Pain management

Pain is not merely a matter of perceived intensity; it is addressed together with the nervous system, tissue damage, sleep, movement, emotional burden, and the person’s daily functioning. The goal is not to minimize pain or promise a definitive solution with a single method, but to correctly identify the type of pain and collaboratively plan safe and realistic options.

Areas of practice

Pain treatment and clinical assessment

A detailed assessment is performed for lower back, neck, joint, and musculoskeletal pain, as well as neuropathic pain and chronic pain conditions. When necessary, standard treatments, interventional options, and movement and rehabilitation approaches are considered together.

Ozone therapy

Ozone therapy is evaluated in conjunction with the appropriate indication, dosage, route of administration, contraindications, and current treatments. Since clinical uses and the level of evidence may vary depending on the method and the health problem, the procedure is addressed not as a stand-alone solution, but as one of the options that may complement the standard approach in an appropriate patient. For detailed information, you can review the Ozone Therapy guide.

Functional medicine and healthy aging

Nutrition, sleep, movement, metabolic risks, medications being used, and verified laboratory findings are evaluated within the same clinical framework. The goal is not a promise of a “single root cause” or age reversal, but to identify modifiable risks and create a sustainable plan that supports functioning and quality of life.

Bioresonance

Dr. Kerem Çağlayan has training and practical experience in bioresonance, on a journey that began with training he received in Germany. During consultations, rather than the superiority of a device or brand, the purpose for which the method is being considered, the level of current research, and its place within standard diagnosis and treatment are explained. Bioresonance may be considered a complementary option in an appropriate clinical context, without replacing established diagnosis and treatment. For detailed information, you can review the Bodrum Bioresonance (Bioresonance) guide.

Aesthetic and cosmetic procedures

Dr. Çağlayan is authorized by the Ministry of Health to perform Medical Aesthetic and Cosmetic procedures. The goal of an aesthetic assessment is not to change the person’s facial expression or make an unrealistic promise of rejuvenation. Skin structure, anatomy, previous procedures, recovery time, and expectations are evaluated together. A measured approach that preserves a natural appearance is adopted for energy-based procedures, Endolifting, and other medical aesthetic options.

IV and infusion treatments

The IV route is not preferred solely because it is faster. The cause of the complaint, confirmed deficiency, kidney and heart function, medications, and oral options are evaluated. Medical indications are distinguished from general wellness claims.

Scientific and ethical approach

For every complaint, the appropriate clinical question is identified first.
Areas where the evidence is strong are distinguished from areas where it is limited or uncertain.
Complementary approaches do not replace standard diagnosis and treatment.
No unnecessary burden of tests, supplements, or procedures is created.
Risks are explained without being concealed, but in understandable language that does not provoke anxiety.
Not performing a procedure on an unsuitable individual is also part of safe medical decision-making.
When necessary, a multidisciplinary evaluation with the relevant specialties is recommended.

Patient journey

1. Listening and goal setting

The complaint, health history, and areas the individual wants to change in daily life are clarified.

2. Clinical suitability assessment

The examination, existing diagnoses, medications, previous treatments, and, if necessary, validated tests are considered together.

3. Comparison of options

The expected benefit, level of evidence, safety, recovery time, and alternatives are shared in an understandable manner.

4. Personalized plan and follow-up

The plan is kept as simple, measurable, and sustainable as possible. Outcomes and the individual’s experience are reassessed during follow-up.

Why this approach?

Anesthesiology and intensive care center on safety and detail; pain management on the individual’s function; the functional and healthy aging approach on lifestyle; and aesthetic procedures on anatomy and expectations. What these fields have in common is evaluating the individual without reducing them to a single complaint or procedure category.

Appointments and contact

Noting your existing test results, list of medications and supplements, previous treatments, and primary expectation before the consultation facilitates the evaluation. An appointment request does not constitute a guarantee of diagnosis or treatment; the purpose of the initial consultation is to identify the safest and most meaningful next step for you.

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Written and medically reviewed by: Dr. Kerem Çağlayan
Last medical review: 10 September 2026
Information: This page has been prepared to provide general information about Dr. Kerem Çağlayan’s clinical approach and areas of practice. Personal health decisions are planned by considering the individual’s history, examination, and necessary evaluations together.

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