Traditional and Complementary Medicine

The Traditional and Complementary Medicine Department at Medical Park integrates holistic healthcare approaches with modern medicine. Our goal is to support classical and Western medical treatments by offering patients safe, evidence-informed therapies that promote physical and mental well-being. Ancient treatment methods are applied alongside modern medical practices and newly developed therapeutic techniques, enhancing overall patient care.

Philosophy of Traditional and Complementary Medicine

Traditional and Complementary Medicine is rooted in centuries-old medical practices influenced by the culture, beliefs, and traditions of different regions. Rather than serving as an alternative to conventional medicine, Traditional and Complementary Medicine complements it, helping to protect, improve, and restore health while minimizing unnecessary medications or surgical interventions. The focus is on enhancing overall well-being, addressing the root cause of health issues, and supporting patients’ physical and mental health.

Treatment Methods in Traditional and Complementary Medicine

Medical Park’s Traditional and Complementary Medicine Department offers a wide range of therapies tailored to patients’ needs. Some of the most commonly applied methods include:

• Phytotherapy: Uses medicinal plants for treatment and prevention. It is effective in gastrointestinal disorders, urinary tract diseases, and weight management, with proper dosage and application critical for success.

• Ozone Therapy: Utilizes ozone gas for its anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, and wound-healing properties. It can strengthen the immune system, alleviate respiratory difficulties, and support the management of infections.

• Acupuncture: An ancient practice of over 3,000 years that stimulates specific points on the body with fine needles to regulate energy flow. Commonly applied for pain, migraine, asthma, depression, anxiety, and neurological conditions, acupuncture is safe and free of known side effects.

• Mesotherapy: Involves the injection of small amounts of medication or fluids into the superficial skin layers. This method is widely used in aesthetic treatments such as skin rejuvenation, wrinkle reduction, cellulite therapy, hair loss management, fat reduction, and genital aesthetics.

• Cupping Therapy (Hijama): One of the oldest traditional practices, involving localized suction and blood extraction. It is typically performed near the affected area to relieve pain, improve circulation, and support healing.

• Osteopathy: A hands-on therapy focusing on identifying and treating the root cause of health issues. It is commonly applied in pain management, posture correction, stress relief, and nervous system-related conditions.