Dr. Abdulmuttalip Simsek is a professor and urological surgeon at Memorial Bahçelievler Hospital. He specializes in robotic and reconstructive surgery for complex urological conditions. Dr. Simsek completed advanced training in reconstructive urology at Sheffield University Hallamshire Hospital.

Urological Specialization and Treatment Methods

Dr. Simsek focuses on both oncological and reconstructive urology. He treats various genitourinary cancers and functional disorders using modern surgical techniques. His primary areas of focus include:

Prostate, kidney, bladder, and testicular cancers
Urethral strictures and Peyronie's disease
Erectile dysfunction and penile prosthesis surgery
Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) using the BPH-HOLEP method

The specialist also performs reconstructive procedures. These surgeries include urethroplasty, hypospadias surgery, and penile enlargement. He addresses incontinence and treats stone disease through minimally invasive surgery.

Work Experience

2024–Present — Urology Specialist — Memorial Bahçelievler Hospital, Istanbul
2020–2024 — Attending Robotic and Reconstructive Surgeon — Başakşehir Çam ve Sakura City Hospital
2016–2020 — General Practitioner, Department of Urology — Bakırköy Sadi Konuk Research and Education Hospital
2015–2016 — Reconstructive Urology Training — Sheffield University Hallamshire Hospital, UK
2012–2015 — Urology Specialist — Haseki Research and Education Hospital
2011–2012 — Urology Specialist — Lütfiye Nuri Burat State Hospital

Education and Academic Background

Dr. Simsek holds the academic rank of Professor. He has contributed to medical education in Turkey. His medical training began at Istanbul University Medical School.

2021–Present — Professor of Urology
2015–2021 — Associate Professor of Urology
1999–2005 — Medical Degree — Istanbul University Medical School

Conditions Treated

The doctor treats a broad spectrum of urological illnesses. He provides care for chronic conditions and acute infections including:

Polycystic kidney disease and kidney cysts
Prostatitis and cystitis
Varicocele and hydrocele
Phimosis and bladder leukoplakia — white patches on the bladder lining that may be precancerous
Azoospermia and male infertility factors