Dr. Altuğ Çetinkaya

Prof. Dr. Altuğ Çetinkaya is a distinguished ophthalmologist and oculoplastic surgeon based in Ankara, renowned for his expertise in both functional and aesthetic eye care. Holding the academic title of Professor Doctor, he completed advanced training in the United States before returning to Turkey, where he has amassed more than 25 years of hands‑on experience treating complex ocular conditions. His practice, located in the Maidan İş ve Yaşam Merkezi, serves as a hub for cutting‑edge oculoplastic and orbital surgery, blending rigorous scientific knowledge with meticulous surgical skill. The breadth of Prof. Çetinkaya’s services is extensive and highly specialized. He offers comprehensive eyelid aesthetic procedures, corrective surgery for ptosis, brow lifts, and treatment of blepharospasm, as well as non‑surgical periorbital rejuvenation. In addition, he addresses tear duct obstructions, orbital tumors, thyroid‑associated eye disease, orbital fractures, and prosthetic eye implantation, ensuring that patients receive a single, coordinated source of care for all their ocular needs. Patient care at his clinic is guided by a philosophy of compassion, precision, and individualized treatment planning. Each case is evaluated with a multidisciplinary approach, integrating the latest evidence‑based techniques to achieve optimal functional and cosmetic outcomes. Prof. Çetinkaya’s commitment to high success rates is matched by his dedication to patient education, fostering confidence and understanding throughout the treatment journey. Beyond clinical practice, Prof. Dr. Çetinkaya is an active contributor to the ophthalmic community, delivering invited lectures, publishing scientific papers, and presenting at national and international conferences. His accolades and ongoing research underscore a lifelong commitment to advancing oculoplastic and orbital surgery. Patients who choose his care benefit not only from his surgical expertise but also from a warm, supportive environment that prioritizes their well‑being and long‑term vision health.