Antalya · Döşemealtı

Döşemealtı Physiotherapy & Manual Therapy

Access to our clinic in Konyaaltı from the Döşemealtı region (Bahçeyaka, Yeniköy, Yeşilbayır) is approximately 20-25 minutes via the ring road or Burdur road. Personalized manual therapy and clinical rehabilitation programs are planned for clients residing in Döşemealtı following a physician's diagnosis.

accessible clinical applications from Döşemealtı

Physician-diagnosed clinical physiotherapy applications personalized according to evidence-based guidelines.

Manual Therapy & Joint Mobilization

International Evidence-Based (EBM) Joint and Spine Rehabilitation

Manual therapy refers to specific mobilization and manipulation techniques applied entirely by the physiotherapist's hands to restricted or painful joints, without using any devices or machines. Current clinical guidelines in medical literature (Cochrane, PEDro) strongly support (Level A evidence) manual therapy as a primary conservative approach for neck hernia, lumbar hernia, facet syndrome, and frozen shoulder syndrome.

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Lymphedema & Lipedema Physiotherapy

Complex Decongestive Therapy (CDT)

Lymphedema is the accumulation of protein-rich interstitial fluid leading to chronic swelling as a result of congenital or acquired damage (post-cancer surgery, radiotherapy) to the lymphatic system. Lipedema, on the other hand, is a painful fat metabolism disease frequently seen in women, characterized by symmetrical fat tissue accumulation in the legs. According to the International Society of Lymphology (ISL) guidelines, the gold standard management approach for both conditions under physician control is 'Complex Decongestive Therapy (CDT)'.

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Clinical Reformer Pilates

Customized, Safe, and Medical Exercise Approach

Clinical Pilates is a medical exercise concept conducted under the guidance of a specially trained physiotherapist, completely different from traditional gym pilates. It is specifically modified according to the individual's anatomical structure, postural deviations, and physician-diagnosed injuries (e.g., lumbar disc hernia, neck straightening, scoliosis, calcification). Literature emphasizes that segmental stabilization exercises are the greatest shield preventing recurrences in chronic spinal problems.

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Scoliosis Physiotherapy (Schroth Method)

Three-Dimensional Spine Correction Exercises

Scoliosis is a complex three-dimensional condition characterized not only by the spine curving to the right or left, but also rotating around its own axis. In Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis cases diagnosed by a physician, the most effective conservative exercise approach backed by evidence (SOSORT guidelines) is the Schroth concept.

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Orthopedic Rehabilitation

Pre-operative (Pre-op) and Post-operative (Post-op) Process Management

Orthopedic rehabilitation is the most important step that crowns the surgeon's successful operation after orthopedic surgeries (Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) repair, meniscus repair, knee and hip replacement, bone fractures). If correct physiotherapy is not applied, there is a high risk of permanent joint stiffness and muscle atrophy (wasting).

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Muscle & Chronic Pain Management

Biomechanical Approach to Fibromyalgia and Myofascial Pain Syndrome

The stress of modern life, postural deformities, and inactivity lead to Myofascial Trigger Points (commonly known as 'muscle knots') and widespread muscle sensitivities throughout the body. Scientific research shows that such chronic pain causes facial adhesions in muscle and fascia tissues.

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frequently seen complaints in Döşemealtı

Some of the titles we frequently encounter in our clinic based on the lifestyle and occupational distribution of the region:

  • Chronic back and lower back pain caused by desk work or sedentary lifestyle
  • Lower back and shoulder strains after gardening/agricultural work
  • Clinical reformer pilates for neck straightening and postural deformities
  • Joint osteoarthritis associated with aging and orthopedic rehabilitation needs
  • Knee and ankle injuries after sports activities

Transportation

Direct transport via Burdur-Antalya road or ring road connection. Easy access by public transport heading to Konyaaltı or via private vehicle.

Clinic Location

Toros Mah. 801. Sok. No:4/4 Kat:2

Konyaaltı / Antalya

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Frequently Asked Questions

The travel time from Döşemealtı to our clinic in Konyaaltı Toros District is approximately 20-25 minutes by car. Free street parking is available around the clinic without any issues.

You can schedule your appointment via phone or WhatsApp after a medical diagnosis by your physician. The most convenient hour is planned by taking the travel time into account.

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