Nine months and beyond
Pregnancy & Birth
Pregnancy follow-up, preparing for birth, and delivery — with a background in active birth and exercise in pregnancy.
Dr. · Nişantaşı, Istanbul
KemaleMusayeva — Obstetrician & Gynaecologist · IVF and Embryology
An obstetrician and gynaecologist trained at Cerrahpaşa, caring for women at her Nişantaşı practice — from pregnancy and IVF to gynaecological and pelvic-floor health.
02From Cerrahpaşa to today
Training & experience
- Cerrahpaşa Faculty of Medicine
- 1997
- Medical degree and ObGyn specialty training
- Robotic surgery training
- IRCAD
- Da Vinci · Strasbourg, France · 2011
- Advanced laparoscopic surgery
- NHS
- Birmingham Women's · 2012
- Clinical observership
- UCSD
- Moores Cancer Center, San Diego · 2014
- Assisted reproduction
- IVF
- Training 2014–2015 · clinical practice 2015
- Embryology training
- ART Lab
- VKV American Hospital · 2017
03No medical vocabulary needed
How can I help you?
Choose a topic to see where to start.
This section does not diagnose anything — it only points you to relevant information.
04Women's health, chapter by chapter
Areas of care
Building a family
IVF & Fertility
IVF, ICSI, IUI, genetic testing of embryos, and fertility preservation.
At every age
Gynaecology & Women's Health
From routine check-ups to PCOS, irregular periods, fibroids and cysts, and care through menopause.
Chapter 04
Urogynaecology & Pelvic Floor
Assessment and treatment options for urinary incontinence and pelvic-floor concerns.
Chapter 05
Intimate Health & Laser
Fractional CO₂ laser (MonaLisa Touch) options for vaginal dryness, laxity and some forms of urinary leakage.
05Profile
Dr. Kemale Musayeva
“Every reality begins with a dream.”
She graduated from Istanbul University Cerrahpaşa Faculty of Medicine in 1997 and completed her specialty training in the faculty's Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, with a thesis on women with polycystic ovary syndrome.
In the years that followed she worked on active birth and water birth, wrote about exercise in pregnancy and ran prenatal education programmes. She trained in robotic surgery (IRCAD, Strasbourg), advanced laparoscopy (Birmingham) and urogynaecology.
From 2014 she turned to assisted reproduction and in 2017 trained in embryology at the American Hospital in Istanbul. Today she sees patients at her private practice in Nişantaşı.
06Approach
Science, experience and individual care.
- I
Science from the very first cell
Adding embryology to her obstetric training came from wanting to see reproduction as one continuum — from the first cell in the lab to the birth itself.
- II
Lifestyle is part of care
She wrote her specialty thesis on polycystic ovary syndrome, a condition she has lived with herself. As a doctor and an athlete she gives nutrition, movement and stress management real weight in women's health.
- III
The right birth for mother and baby
Having worked on active birth and exercise in pregnancy, her aim is simple: whatever the mode of birth, a healthy baby in the mother's arms.
07Interviews and writing
Journal
Frequently asked questions
Does sending the form book my appointment?
No. The form is a request; the practice will contact you to agree a date and time.
What should I bring to my first appointment?
Previous test results, scan and surgery reports, a list of your medications and the date of your last period all help.
When should we seek fertility advice?
The usual guidance is after a year of trying under 35, or six months over 35 — sooner if there is a known issue.
Can I exercise during pregnancy?
For most healthy pregnancies, regular moderate exercise is recommended. We'll agree which activities suit you at your check-ups.
Is leaking urine just part of getting older?
It's common, but it isn't something you have to live with. There are many options, and the first step is talking about it.
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A private consultation.
Choose whichever suits you. Every request is handled in confidence.
In an emergency, call 112 or go to the nearest emergency department.
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