At first glance, the most noticeable area of the face is the nose, and this makes it an extremely important structure from an aesthetic standpoint. Aesthetic nose surgery (rhinoplasty) is one of the most frequently performed operations in the field of plastic surgery. Today, it is possible through a single surgical intervention to change both the external appearance of the nose and correct functional problems related to breathing.

There are two methods for performing the intervention - open and closed methods. The surgical method should be chosen according to the individual case, with appropriate planning, by evaluating your current condition and expectations. After the operation is completed, a splint is placed over the nose for a period of one week. It helps preserve the new shape of the nose during the initial postoperative period. At the end of the surgical intervention, soft plastic tampons are placed inside the nose to stabilize the septum, which divides the two nasal airways.

One of the most important structures that complement the female body and give it a feminine appearance is the breasts. Small breast size affects self-confidence in some women. Today, the most commonly used method for breast augmentation is through the use of silicone prostheses (implants). With a detailed evaluation performed before the surgery, the type of prosthesis to be used is decided together with the patient. Today, round and teardrop-shaped prostheses filled with silicone gel and with a textured surface are most commonly used.

Due to factors such as breastfeeding, aging, gravity, and weight gain and loss, the ligaments that hold breast tissue in place lose their function over time, and sagging and asymmetry may develop. In breast lift aesthetic surgery, excess skin is removed, sagging breast tissue is reshaped, and the nipple is returned to its proper position. If necessary, if there is volume loss in the breasts, silicone prostheses can be used to provide a fuller breast appearance. This can be done during the same surgery or in a subsequent one. Although it varies depending on the technique applied, scars remain along the incision lines after the surgery. These scars, while visible initially, become less noticeable over time.

Large and sagging breasts can cause back and neck pain in women. Redness and skin irritation appear under the breast as a result of skin-to-skin friction. Large breasts can put pressure on the chest, causing breathing difficulties that limit daily physical activity. They also create problems with clothing choices and can cause psychological issues. Along with eliminating these problems, breast reduction surgery also aims to ensure a natural breast appearance. A mammography should be performed before the surgery, and an ultrasound if necessary.

Gynecomastia is defined as enlarged and feminine-type breasts in men. It is most commonly observed during periods of hormonal changes such as puberty or in conditions that develop as a result of medication use. Gynecomastia can create psychological problems, as well as cause breast pain, swelling, and sensitivity.

After an examination and ultrasound, the appropriate treatment is selected. This condition can be treated with liposuction alone, or in cases of excess skin and laxity, skin correction can be performed with surgical incisions. It is recommended to wear a compression garment for at least 3 weeks after the surgery.

For a successful fight against excess weight, a proper diet and appropriate physical activity are necessary. Despite the efforts made, there may be stubborn fat deposits in certain parts of the body, especially in the abdominal and waist areas, that are not significantly affected by diets and exercise. Liposuction is a surgical procedure in which fat deposits in certain parts of the body are suctioned with a special vacuum and the fat is removed from the body. This procedure is not a weight loss method but is applied as a method for regional body contouring.

In the widely popular ultrasonic liposuction (Vaser Liposuction) of recent years, excess fatty tissues are removed by first breaking down the fat cells using ultrasonic energy and then suctioning them with a special vacuum. This technique is preferred because it protects the surrounding tissue, promotes skin tightening, and ensures a faster return to daily life after the intervention. Wearing a compression garment for at least 3 weeks after the surgery will positively impact the results.

Due to reasons such as excessive weight gain or loss, aging, and gravity, sagging can occur in some parts of the body, including the back. Although not as commonly preferred as other tightening surgeries performed on other parts of the body, this intervention plays a complementary role in body contouring. In back lift surgery, the scars are hidden along the bra line.

With weight gain and loss and with aging, the arms may sag, and this situation can be bothersome, especially when raising the arm up or wearing short sleeves. Sagging arm skin can be removed with an arm lift surgery, also known as brachioplasty. The surgical incision scar may extend from the armpit to the elbow and is hidden on the lower inner part of the arm. Liposuction can also be performed in the same session to achieve arm slimming. It is recommended to wear an arm compression garment for 3-4 weeks after the surgery.

The skin of the thighs, which loses its elasticity with aging and excessive weight gain and loss, causes aesthetic problems, especially as sagging in the inner thigh area, and can also cause friction during walking and create discomfort. Thigh lift surgery aims to create a thinner and firmer upper leg by removing the sagging skin from its inner side. This surgery may also be recommended when fat removal with liposuction is necessary. The surgical scar is hidden in the groin area and inner thigh.

Due to aging, sun exposure, and gravity, the sagging and deep wrinkles that form on the face and neck can be removed with a face and neck lift surgery. A facelift can be performed both independently and in combination with forehead and temple lifting, eyelid aesthetics, and facial fat injection.

Facial Rejuvenation and Contouring

Lip Fillers

Hand Rejuvenation

Fat injection is a process of injecting one's own fatty tissue, taken from one part of the body into another area using cannulas, after proper processing. It is most commonly used for facial rejuvenation and contouring, but it is also used for lip augmentation, cheekbone enhancement, and removal of wrinkles around the mouth. Generally, after fat injection, a permanence of 30% to 70% is achieved. After 3-6 months, if necessary, additional fat injections can be performed.

The fat placed on the face through fat injection increases the production of collagen, which is an important building block of the skin, and provides skin vitality by acting as stem cells.

The hands are one of the body parts that most reveal a person's age. Especially in people with a slim build, the abrasive effect of the sun and the loss of moisture in the skin with aging cause spots, wrinkles, and vascular formations to appear on the skin. With the help of fillers containing hyaluronic acid, PRP, and fat injection, a more youthful appearance can be given to the hands.

Bichectomy surgery (Hollywood cheek), which we can define as the removal of fat from the cheeks, has become very popular recently. Through a small incision made inside the mouth, the fat pads on the cheeks are removed, achieving permanent cheek slimming with no visible external scars.

Since this is a procedure that can be performed under local anesthesia, it can also be combined with other surgeries and performed under general anesthesia.

With aging, loosening and sagging of the skin occurs in the area of the eyebrows, upper and lower eyelids, and at the same time, especially in the lower eyelids, bags may appear due to herniation of fatty tissues forward. Besides causing disruption of the aesthetic appearance, drooping upper eyelids covering the eyes can also impair vision.

In eyelid aesthetic surgery, excess skin and herniated fatty tissue are removed. On the upper eyelid, the scar remains along the eyelid crease, and on the lower eyelid, it remains just below the lashes. The area of the body that heals with the least scarring is the eyelid area.

Protruding ears can disrupt a person's aesthetic appearance and cause psychological problems. Most of the ear's development is completed by age 6, and from this age, ear correction surgery can be performed. It can be done under general anesthesia, or in older patients, with local anesthesia and sedation. Through an incision behind the ear, permanent sutures are placed to reshape the ear, and the auricle is pulled back. It is recommended to wear an ear bandage for three weeks after the surgery.