Dr. Ayşe Dolar Bilge Expert in Ophthalmology and Oculoplastic Surgery Born in 1980 in Bursa, Dr. Ayşe Dolar Bilge is a highly respected ophthalmologist with a distinguished medical background.
She earned her medical degree from Istanbul Medical Faculty, graduating in 2004, and completed her ophthalmology residency at the Istanbul Göztepe Training and Research Hospital in 2009.
Dedicated to advancing her expertise in oculoplastic surgery, Dr. Bilge further honed her skills at the prestigious Moorfields Eye Hospital in 2009 and Uludağ University Faculty of Medicine in 2013.
A member of the Turkish Medical Association, the Turkish Ophthalmology Association, and the European Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (ESOPRS), Dr. Bilge holds the esteemed European Board of Ophthalmology (FEBO) Diploma.
With a passion for providing top-tier care and advancing ophthalmic surgery, Dr. Bilge continues to offer her patients the highest standard of treatment.
Dr. Ayşe Dolar Bilge has written and contributed to many articles published in national and international academic journals.
Today, the scientific knowledge of ophthalmology is too broad for a person to embrace. For this reason, many academician ophthalmologists in our country and developed countries work as subspecialists in certain subspecialty of ophthalmology. In this way, patients are offered a better quality and safer health service. Dr. Ayşe Dolar Bilge has also concentrated her professional and academic studies in certain areas of ophthalmology. These are: Oculoplastic and lacrimal surgery Cataract Ocular surface disease Strabismus
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Today, the scientific knowledge of ophthalmology is too broad for a person to embrace. For this reason, many academician ophthalmologists in our country and developed countries work as subspecialists in certain subspecialty of ophthalmology. In this way, patients are offered a better quality and safer health service.
Dr. Ayşe Dolar Bilge has also concentrated her professional and academic studies in certain areas of ophthalmology. These are:
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