Prof. Dr. Alper ÇıraklıOrthopaedics and Traumatology
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Orthopaedics and
Traumatology

Prof. Dr. Alper Çıraklı provides hip, knee, shoulder, hand and paediatric orthopaedic care at his clinic in Altınordu, Ordu. Diagnosis and treatment decisions are discussed with you.

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Prof. Dr. Alper Çıraklı in his consulting room at AC CLINIC
Clinical experience
18 years

orthopaedics and traumatology

Academic title
Prof. Dr.

Ordu University Faculty of Medicine

Google
4.9

36 reviews

Clinic
AC CLINIC

Altınordu · ground-floor street entrance

Marble anatomical study showing the stages of treatment in sequence

Treatment Steps

We explain what is being done and why at each stage. For urgent problems such as a fracture, dislocation or a cut to the hand or foot, call without delay.

  1. Initial Consultation

    We listen to your symptoms and examine the joint and its movement.

  2. Imaging and Diagnosis

    If needed, we clarify the diagnosis with X-rays, ultrasound or MRI.

  3. Treatment Plan

    We discuss the treatment plan together, from non-surgical options to surgery.

  4. Administration

    Injection, regenerative treatment or surgery: the agreed step is carried out at the planned time.

  5. Follow-Up

    Follow-up and rehabilitation aim to support a return to daily activities and movement.

Body Region Guides

Select a body region to read its diagnosis and treatment guide. Each condition has its own page, following the order used during a consultation.

Marble anatomical study of the shoulder joint, showing the scapula, clavicle and humeral head

Shoulder

Rotator cuff · impingement · frozen shoulder

Marble anatomical study showing the elbow joint

Elbow

Tennis elbow · locking · bursitis

Marble anatomical study showing the bones of the hand and wrist

Hand and Wrist

Carpal tunnel · trigger finger · ganglion

Marble anatomical study showing the hip socket and femoral head

Hip

Osteoarthritis · replacement · femoral head necrosis

Marble anatomical study of the knee, showing the femur, tibia and kneecap

Knee

Osteoarthritis · meniscus · anterior cruciate ligament

Marble anatomical study showing the bones of the foot and ankle and the foot arch

Foot and Ankle

Hallux valgus · heel spurs · flat feet

Patient Groups

By Treatment Method

Cannot find your topic? A–Z index of conditions and treatments

Clinic Photographs

Examination, assessment after imaging and injections are available at the same clinic, with a ground-floor entrance from the street.

The exterior and entrance of Prof. Dr. Alper Çıraklı’s clinic in Altınordu, Ordu
Street Entrance
AC CLINIC reception with its marble counter and “Per Aspera Ad Astra” wall inscription
Reception · “Per Aspera Ad Astra”
AC CLINIC corridor and “Per Aspera Ad Astra” wall inscription
Arched Corridor
AC CLINIC waiting room with arched recesses and seating
Waiting Room
An anatomical skeleton model in the AC CLINIC waiting room
Anatomical Model
AC CLINIC treatment room and equipment
Treatment Room
AC CLINIC reception counter and windows
Reception Counter
The patterned ceiling in the AC CLINIC waiting room
Ceiling Detail
View from the AC CLINIC waiting area towards the consulting rooms
Waiting Area and Consulting Corridor
The arched corridor leading to AC CLINIC reception
Corridor Leading to Reception
Prof. Dr. Alper Çıraklı in his consulting room
Consulting Room
AC CLINIC entrance and glass frontage, viewed from inside
Entrance and Glass Frontage
Daylight in the AC CLINIC waiting room
Daylit Waiting Area
The street sign outside Prof. Dr. Alper Çıraklı’s clinic
Sign

Cumhuriyet Mah. 1356. Sk. No: 144/A, 52000 Altınordu/OrduMonday – Saturday 08:30–18:00

Prof. Dr. Alper Çıraklı in his consulting room, with a photograph from his professorship ceremony and anatomical models behind himAC CLINIC consulting room

Academic Profile

Prof. Dr. Alper Çıraklı, an orthopaedics and traumatology specialist, was born in Ankara on 18.08.1984. He graduated with honours from Ondokuz Mayıs University Faculty of Medicine in Samsun in 2008.

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  1. 2008Medical Degree with HonoursOndokuz Mayıs University Faculty of Medicine, Samsun
  2. 2009–2014Specialist Training in Orthopaedics and TraumatologyOndokuz Mayıs University Faculty of Medicine
  3. 2018Associate ProfessorOrthopaedics and Traumatology
  4. 2023ProfessorDepartment of Orthopaedics and Traumatology
  5. 2026AC CLINIC, Private PracticeAltınordu, Ordu

Memberships: TOTBİD · TOTBİD Tumour Branch · TOTEK · TOTDER · TOAK · TUSYAD · KECD · ODCD · Turkish Hand Surgery Society · ÇOD · ASAMİ TÜRK · Ordu Science High School Alumni Association. Faculty member in the Department of Orthopaedics and Traumatology, Ordu University Faculty of Medicine.

Biography and publications

Patient Reviews

The reviews below are translated from patients’ own words on the original platforms.

4.9· 36 reviews
  • doktorsitesi.com
    “The communication with the patient, the attention throughout treatment, the positive progress of treatment, the sincerity and the smiling faces: everything went well :)”
    M. Y.
  • Google
    “First of all, I would like to thank my dear doctor Alper Çıraklı for bringing such a clinic to Ordu. Everything looks incredibly beautiful and professional. Friendly staff, modern equipment and his excellent treatment techniques. Dear doctor, I am glad you are here.”
    Levent Yanık
  • doktorsitesi.com
    “He explained things in a friendly and kind way; I liked his approach. God willing, we hope I will regain my health with his help.”
    N. A.
  • doktorsitesi.com
    “The best thing to happen to Ordu since 19 September… Our doctor wins hearts with his humane approach, combining pragmatism and professional knowledge…”
    S. D.
  • doktorsitesi.com
    “I met him at Ordu Research Hospital on my relatives’ recommendation after I broke my foot. He is attentive to his patients, humorous, warm and meticulous in his work. Anatolia needs people like him. I wish him continued success.”
    T. D.
  • doktorsitesi.com
    “Professor Alper performed our mother’s knee replacement surgery. His attention, friendliness and professionalism from the beginning to the end of the process gave us tremendous confidence. The surgery went very well; our mother was relieved of her pain and began walking comfortably again. We are deeply grateful to him and his team.”
    E. M.

These are English translations of reviews posted by patients on Google and doktorsitesi.com. Individual experiences vary and do not predict treatment outcomes. Diagnosis and treatment require a medical examination.

Symptoms and Treatment Guides

You do not need to know the diagnosis. Start with a common symptom, read the relevant guide or book an appointment.

  1. “My knee hurts on the stairs and feels stiff in the morning.”

    Knee osteoarthritis is often considered. Non-surgical treatment or joint replacement is assessed according to its stage.

    Knee Osteoarthritis

  2. “My knee locks and feels as though it catches.”

    This may be a meniscal tear or a loose body in the joint. Examination and MRI help clarify the diagnosis; arthroscopic repair may be an option.

    Meniscus

  3. “My hand goes numb at night and wakes me up.”

    This is a typical symptom of carpal tunnel syndrome. Early treatment may involve a splint or injection; advanced cases may require a small operation.

    Carpal Tunnel

  4. “I cannot lift my shoulder, and the pain is worse at night.”

    This may be a rotator cuff tear or frozen shoulder. Treatment is planned after ultrasound or MRI assessment.

    Shoulder

  5. “My child suddenly stopped bearing weight.”

    This needs urgent assessment to distinguish transient synovitis from septic arthritis. Contact the clinic the same day.

    A Child Unable to Bear Weight

  6. “My child will not use their arm or move their elbow.”

    This may be pulled elbow, which is common in young children and can be corrected with a simple manoeuvre during examination.

    Pulled Elbow

  7. “I feel a stabbing pain in my heel with my first steps in the morning.”

    Treatment for heel spurs or plantar fasciitis may include exercises, insoles, injections and further options if needed.

    Heel Spur

  8. “My osteoarthritis is advanced, but I do not want surgery.”

    Regenerative options such as PRP, hyaluronic acid, stem cells (SVF/BMAC) and exosomes are considered.

    Regenerative

In the Press

Local and national press reports. Select a headline to read the original article.

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Appointments and Contact

Call or contact us on WhatsApp to arrange an appointment. Briefly describe your symptoms; we try to schedule your examination and any necessary imaging on the same day.

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Opening hours
08:30–18:00Monday – Saturday

The clinic is not a 24/7 emergency department. For a fracture, dislocation, open wound, or inability to bear weight with fever, call 112 or attend the nearest hospital emergency department.