Get to know your doctor
Dr. Serdar Kaya is a spine neurosurgeon with more than two decades of experience dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of spinal conditions. His expertise spans the full spectrum of spine surgery, with advanced training in minimally invasive techniques, complex reconstructive procedures, and the management of recurrent or resistant spinal problems.
Dr. Kaya is known for his patient-centered approach, focusing on individualized evaluation and treatment planning. Whenever possible, he prioritizes non-surgical solutions to relieve pain and restore function, reserving surgery for cases where it is truly necessary. When surgery is indicated, he utilizes the latest minimally invasive, robotic and navigation-assisted technologies to enhance precision, safety, and recovery outcomes.
With over 20 years of practice experience, Dr. Kaya combines technical excellence with a genuine commitment to patient well-being. His care philosophy centers on helping each patient return to an active and pain-free life as quickly and safely as possible.
In addition to his clinical work, as a well published scholar, Dr. Kaya is actively involved in academic education and surgical training, sharing his expertise with colleagues through teaching and professional presentations. His ongoing academic engagement reflects his dedication to advancing the field of spine surgery and ensuring that patients benefit from the most current techniques and evidence-based practices.
Medical school
Gulhane Military Medical Academy, Ankara/Turkey
Residency
GATA Haydarpasa Training Hospital, Istanbul/Turkey
Fellowships
Wake Forest University, Baptist Medical Center, Winston-Salem, NC
St Elizabeth's Medical Center, Boston, MA
Harvard University, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, MA
The care and expertise I received transformed my life and relieved my pain.
John D.
★★★★★
Spine Surgery FAQ
What is spine surgery?
Spine surgery involves techniques to treat spinal conditions, such as pain, fractures, or deformities.
What are the risks?
How long is recovery?
Do I need a referral?
What methods do you use?
Risks include infection, bleeding, and nerve damage, although complications are rare.
Recovery varies by procedure; minimally invasive surgeries often allow for quicker healing compared to traditional methods.
A referral may be required depending on your insurance policy and provider.
We utilize both minimally invasive and traditional approaches tailored to each patient's needs.