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Phone: (248) 848-1479

Address: 34505 W 12 Mile Rd Ste 195, Farmington Hills, MI 48331

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Osteoporosis
Warts
Arthritis
Medical Weight Loss
I have had great luck with exercise my entire life. In high school it was tennis, dance and pompoms. In college, aerobics and running and walking all over Ann Arbor kept me fit even if I did gain the Freshman 15. Medical school and residency-not so good about diet but steady exercise with circuit training and running and swimming. By the time I went into practice, I had completed two pregnancies and time was limited but I always put gym clothes in my car and never went home without going to the sports club first. I loved step aerobics and low impact classes and used the stair climber and cross trainer as alternatives on days I missed class. After Nikolas, I took up spinning which was great for a quick 10 pound weight loss. Currently, I like Jillian Michaels from The Biggest Loser's "Yoga Meltdown" (although I can't get passed level 1!). I am also swimming three times a week to help preserve my knees.
Pediatric Care
The American College OBGYN and the American College Pediatrics recommend a Tdap Booster to help reduce Infant Pertussis Infection (whooping cough) with each pregnancy after 28 weeks. A sore arm is common but other issues with the vaccine are rare. Partners and any other baby contacts should booster every 3 years. Help us protect your baby!
Primary Care
Please reschedule your office appointment if you suspect you have influenza or Covid and we will manage this by telehealth or through your primary care so as not to infect other pregnant patients in the office.
Male Infertility
Abnormal, suggestions may include a male fertility urology consult to look for varicose veins and hormonal abnormality. Couples with male infertility issues may benefit from intrauterine insemination done in our office or may be referred for ICSI, a special form of IVF-in-vitro fertilization.
Emergency Care
We do offer an answering service for emergencies when the office is closed. An "on call" physician will be paged to assist you. Do know that this call will take the physician away from her personal family time. Please respect us and call only if you are contemplating emergency room care. Charges will be rendered as appropriate. If you have concerns about our on call protocol, please visit the on call page, or call our office. Please refer to the obstetrics page on this website for medications to use for pregnancy.
Colonoscopy
Colon cancer screening is encouraged for most patients with a baseline colonoscopy recommended by age 50 and rectal exams and tests for blood in the stool annually on exam. The good news is that screening has become easier with improved prep regimens and excellent anesthesia options for comfortable testing. Cologuard is a new innovative test with a 92% cancer detection rate that will be used to screen patients unable or unwilling to do colonoscopy. This test will only be used for the low risk populations.
Constipation
Immunizations
Update your vaccinations for Rubella and Chicken Pox at least 7 months prior to conceiving as these illnesses can lead to lasting problems for your fetus especially if illness occurs in the first trimester. If you are exposed during pregnancy, please call us immediately. Vaccination is available immediately after delivery in the hospital and is safe for nursing.

Gynecology
We are pleased you have chosen our practice to meet your medical needs and are delighted to get to know you. Please use this website to learn about our practice and procedures. We also have included some basic information about obstetric care and common gynecology topics.
Female Infertility
Obstetrics
After graduating from North Farmington High School in 1983, I attended the University of Michigan's Inteflex Program from 1983 to 1990. I received my degree in biomedical science with a focus on ethics, women's studies and business. After receiving my medical degree from the University of Michigan, I completed my residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at William Beaumont in Royal Oak. I stayed on to practice at Beaumont after considering all of my options as the hospital provides state of the art academic medicine in a private personalized setting. This environment is comfortable for me and my patients.
Endometriosis
Once the basic testing is completed, Clomid/Femara may be tried alone or with insemination for 3-6 months. As an alternative a diagnostic laparoscopy may be suggested especially if endometriosis or adhesions are suspected from your history.
Pelvic Pain
Pregnancy
Labor and Delivery
I am proud to have worked in the service of women for more than 30 years. I began my career as a young nurse in labor and delivery where I immediately felt at home caring for women. My experience as a nurse practitioner includes the care of women during adolescence, during the child-bearing years and during the peri and post-menopause. I also have experience caring for women with gynecologic cancers and those who are at risk for cancer. I welcome patients for care regarding birth control options and initiation, vaginitis, concerns about sexually transmitted infections and problems with menstrual bleeding.

Internal Medicine
Urology
Ovarian Cancer
Overall American women have a 1 in 10 chance of developing breast cancer and a 1 in 55 chance of developing ovarian cancer during their lifetime. Many patients have a very strong cancer history in the family. Particularly concerning would be first degree relatives such as a mother, daughter or sister with breast cancer especially prior to menopause or ovarian cancer at any age. This may indicate a gene mutation in the family. Ashkenazi Jewish patients of European Jewish descent are particularly at risk. Genetic testing provides information on the likelihood of developing these diseases in the future. Knowing your cancer risk may help you to make better informed decisions about screening and prevention options. Genetic testing for breast and ovarian cancer is a way to determine if you or a family member carries a gene mutation that increases the risk of these diseases. This testing is available in our office and may be covered by your insurance. The decision to test is extremely personal and genetic specialists are also available to sort through complicated family history and help provide extensive information about options if testing is positive or negative. (contact genetics) Please ask us about your risk and keep us updated about your family history. For more information on genetic testing, visit www.myriad.com.
Cervical Cancer
An important advancement in women's health care, this vaccine for HPV helps prevent cervical cancer and genital warts. Gardisil is typically given between ages 9 and 26 in a series of 3 shots (initially, 2 months later and 6 months after first dose). We do not administer this in our office, however we do recommend you go to your primary care/public health department doctor to get the series.
Colon Cancer
Interstitial Cystitis
Urinary Tract Infection
Many women will suffer from an occasional urinary tract infection. Cystitis, a simple bladder infection, will usually cause burning, urgency, painful urination, and frequency. A typical feeling is a strong urgency just after you have already emptied your bladder. We recommend a culture be done prior to treatment whenever possible to document which bacteria caused the problem. Many bacteria are now resistant to treatment and may not be cured by standard regimens. Sometimes the urine is sterile and the problem was not a bladder infection at all. Please do not self treat bladder infections, unless instructed to do so.

Autism
We offer optional non-invasive evaluations for chromosomal problems (such as Down's syndrome) and screening for neural tube defects including Spina Bifida. This testing is typically done after 10 weeks and allows us to grow free fetal DNA from the mother's blood with a 99% accuracy at detection for Down's and other common trisomies and many microdeletions. We are very excited about this non invasive advancement to health care. It also allows you to know gender early on if desired. We will also discuss testing for Cystic Fibrosis, a genetic disease for which one in thirty Caucasians are carriers, Spinal Muscle Atrophy (SMA), a common genetic cause of SIDS, and Fragile X, a cause of autism in boys. For Ashkenazi Jewish women of European Jewish descent, a special panel of genetic test including Tay Sachs, Canavan, and Familial Dysautonomia is available. Testing options continue to expand over time and futher testing options can be added as desired.

Stress Management
These free lectures are for all adults and new moms and dads. Some of the topics of lectures will include: Healthy habits, healthy eating for you and your family, family stress management, what's for dinner, healthy steps forward.
Depression
Anxiety

Endocrinologist

Diabetes Care
Thyroid

Ultrasound
Dating a pregnancy is important and we will use information about your periods to date your pregnancy. (Bring whatever information you recall about your cycle, when your pregnancy test was positive and when you think you conceived with you to your appointment.) You will have an ultrasound early on in the office to confirm your dates.
Chemotherapy
Ovarian cancer screening unfortunately has not proven very successful despite many clinical trials aimed at early detection. Ovarian cancer does tend to present as late stage disease but recent approaches with aggressive surgery and chemotherapy have been able to improve lifespan and quality of life. Symptoms are vague and include bloating, gastrointestinal distress, pelvic cramping or fullness, fatigue and weight loss. Testing includes a pelvic exam, ultrasound and occasionally blood work such as CA125. This last blood test has caused a bit of controversy over the last decade. This test is not recommended for routine screening because of false positives and negatives. Unlike the PSA made exclusively in the male prostate, CA125 is made by the entire peritoneal lining and can be elevated falsely in many non cancer situations. I will never deny a patient access to this test but discourage its use as a routine as it may prompt unnecessary surgery and tremendous anxiety if elevated. However, if you have symptoms you are concerned about, please share them with me and mention you are worried about ovarian cancer so that we can discuss your concerns fully. Do not wait until your annual.

Minimally Invasive Surgery
I am particularly interested in reproductive physiology and infertility and am thrilled to help couples who are having difficulty conceiving. I also enjoy primary care medicine and early detection and treatment of gynecologic conditions especially those of hormone imbalance. One of my favorite parts about practice is caring for women in all age groups and focusing on both physical and emotional needs. I also am pleased to offer less invasive and alternative approaches to address common problems women encounter such as pelvic pain, dysfunctional bleeding and birth control. The practice of medicine has advanced greatly over the past twenty years and I strive to use new technology in a balanced and safe way. I have been using minimally invasive surgery and recently added robotics to allow for expedited recovery for patients needing surgery.
Robotic Surgery
Dr. Melissa Bayci received her Doctor of Medicine degree as a member of the charter class of the Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine. She completed her residency at William Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak where she served as Administrative Chief House Officer in her 4th year of residency.She is certified in Robotic Surgery Advanced Training and has a Certificate of Advanced Training in Medical Education. Dr. Bayci is a junior fellow of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and a member of the American Medical Association as well as the American Medical Womenâ€™s Association.
Hysterectomy
The lining of the uterus, the endometrium is shed by bleeding each month during a woman's menstrual cycle. Sometimes the bleeding is too much or too long and treatment is needed. The ablation procedure treats the lining to control bleeding without hormones and does not remove the uterus. Indeed it has replaced hysterectomy in many cases as a less invasive, easy and safe alternative.
Endometrial Ablation
For women with very heavy cycles again basic labs are drawn including a hemoglobin to look for anemia, thyroid check and female hormone levels including menopause levels. An ultrasound is usually done in our office to evaluate for polyps and fibroids. This is best done on day 4-7 of the menstrual cycle to allow the endometrium to be assessed at its thinnest. Please call us on day 1 of your cycle to schedule this appointment. A sonohysterogram is similar to an ultrasound but allows us to further evaluate the lining by placing a small amount of sterile fluid into the cavity. It causes a small amount of cramping which can be minimized by using Motrin 6oo mg 1 hour prior to the appointment. It is also best done early in the cycle. If we find a fibroid or polyp, an outpatient surgical procedure called a Hysterscopy and D&C (dilation and curretage) will be considered to discover the source of bleeding. If the ultrasound is normal, often hormonal correction can be obtained through low dose birth control pills and other hormonal remedies, including IUD insertion. We also routinely offer endometrial ablation to help minimize menstrual flow in women who have completed childbearing.
Laparoscopy

Acne Treatment
Cyst

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