# Op. Dr. Aysan Bayram

Source page: https://www.kudretgozistanbul.com/en/our-doctors/operator-dr-aysan-bayram

**Specialist in Eye Diseases**

> **Summary:** Op. Dr. Aysan Bayram is a specialist in eye diseases at Kudret Eye İstanbul, in practice since 1990 with 36 years of experience and more than 34,000 cases. Dr. Bayram focuses on cataract surgery, laser surgery and retinal diseases, speaks English and Macedonian and manages the examination and treatment of patients coming from abroad.

## Quick Facts
- **Title:** Specialist in Eye Diseases
- **Experience:** 36 years (since 1990)
- **Cases:** 34.000+
- **Languages:** English, Macedonian
- **Hospital:** Kudret Eye İstanbul
- **Working hours:** Monday - Friday 09.00 - 18.00; Saturday 09.00 - 13.00

---

## Areas of Expertise
- Cataract Surgery
- Laser Surgery
- Retinal Diseases
- Glaucoma Treatment
- Eye Aesthetics
- Cornea Diseases
- Intraocular Lens Treatments

## Education
- **1984-1990:** Trakya University, Faculty of Medicine
- **1994-1999:** Speciality Training, Yüzüncü Yıl University, Department of Ophthalmology

## Certificates and Teaching
- Hansatome Keratom Certificate (2005)
- Excimer Laser Technology B/L
- 2011-2016: Lecturer at Nişantaşı University, Institute of Graduate Studies
- 2012-2014: Lecturer at Bilgi University, Vocational School of Health Services

## Examination and Treatment Approach
- Every journey starts with a detailed eye examination: visual acuity, eye pressure, cornea and retina assessment and any imaging tests in the same visit.
- The treatment decision rests on these measurements, the patient's age, the distances they rely on most and their general health; options, expected results and risks are discussed with the patient.
- When surgery is needed, preparation and post-operative check-ups are handled by the same team; pre-operative tests are completed at the same hospital.

## Tests Used in the Examination
Tests are completed in the same visit, are painless and most never touch the eye. Which tests are needed is decided during the examination.
- **Refraction and corneal curvature:** the first automated measurement, the basis of the prescription.
- **Eye pressure:** measured without touching the eye with a short puff of air, no drops.
- **Corneal map:** topography and Scheimpflug scanning for thickness and curvature; used for keratoconus screening and laser suitability.
- **Quality of vision:** wavefront analysis separates corneal from lens error; weighed when choosing between laser and lens exchange.
- **Retina and optic nerve:** OCT, colour fundus photography and visual field testing detect macular, glaucoma and diabetes-related changes before the patient notices them.
- **Optical biometry:** calculates intraocular lens power when surgery is planned.