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GETAT Traditional and Complementary Medicine

Traditional and complementary medicine (GETAT) is the totality of knowledge, skills and practices used for the maintenance of health, such as preventing, diagnosing and treating physical and mental illnesses, based on the beliefs and theories of different cultures.

"At our hospital, these procedures are performed in collaboration with the relevant specialty. Most of the indications are musculoskeletal disorders and are closely related."

These are scientifically based methods that are used complementary to modern medicine to ensure balance between the person's general energy, autonomic and hormonal systems and to strengthen the immune system.

“GETAT methods have an important place especially in the treatment and prevention of chronic diseases and in protecting one’s health.”

Ozone Therapy

Ozone is a gas produced from oxygen by means of special devices. It has been used in the prevention and treatment of diseases for about 100 years and is an effective and safe treatment method.

It is a complementary medicine application approved by the Ministry of Health.

Its mechanism of action is through oxidant and antioxidant systems, depending on the dose.

* It regulates the immune and detox systems with its antioxidant effect. Antiaging is effective.

* Anti-inflammatory effect, cytokine modulator.

* Antiviral (Corona virus, Herpes, HPV ...) Antibacterial. Antifungal.

* Autoimmune diseases due to impaired immune response (Rheumatic, Hashimato, MS ...).

* Supports circulatory disorders that develop due to age and diseases (by allowing the blood to carry oxygen and to release the oxygen it carries easily to the tissues), and accelerates the healing of diseases.

* Increases the quality of life in patients with sleep disorders and chronic fatigue.

Mesotherapy

**Mesotherapy** is a procedure in which small amounts of various substances (vitamins, minerals, amino acids, hyaluronic acid, etc.) are injected into the middle layer of the skin (**mesoderm**) with very fine needles**.

The aim is usually to improve the appearance of the skin or to support specific local problems.

**What is it used for?**

Ingredients may vary depending on the application purpose; common uses:

Skin renewal and moisturizing
Fine wrinkles and loss of elasticity
Support for reducing the appearance of blemishes
Hair mesotherapy for hair loss
Regional thinning treatments (lipolysis mesotherapy)

✔ **How is it administered?**

It is administered as small injections into the face, scalp, or targeted area.
The number of sessions generally varies depending on the individual and the goal (e.g., 3–6 sessions).

**Things to consider**

The effects may vary from person to person.
Side effects may include temporary redness, swelling, and bruising.
The procedure must be performed by a **medically trained, authorized healthcare professional**
It may not be applied in cases such as pregnancy, some skin diseases or allergies.

**Cup therapy (Hacamat)** is a **traditional medicine practice** that aims to expand the skin by applying vacuum or locally.