It is a reshaping process in the body and face area in accordance with aesthetic standards. Many medical equipment is used during these procedures. The aim of aesthetic procedures is to enable the patient to regain his/her self-confidence and live in peace with himself/herself through surgical procedures or minimally invasive procedures to be performed in line with the patient’s expectations. In aesthetic procedures, it is very important that the communication between the patient and the doctor is very good and that the most appropriate procedure to meet the demands is decided together with the doctor.
Services
Nose aesthetics (rhinoplasty)
Facial aesthetics
1. Upper eyelid aesthetics
2. Lower eyelid aesthetics
3. Eyelid drooping aesthetics (ptosis surgery)
4. Almond eye aesthetics (cat eye aesthetics)
5. Brow lift aesthetics
6. Face lift aesthetics
7. Face suspension aesthetics
8. Lip lifting aesthetics
9. Fat injection aesthetics
10. Forehead lift
11. Neck stretching
12. Double chin removal
13. Botox applications
14. Botox for drug-resistant migraine
14. Filling applications
15. Mesotherapy and PRP procedures (face, hair, joints)
Breast aesthetics
1. Breast lift
2. Breast reduction
3. Breast augmentation
4. Breast reduction in men (gynecomastia)
Tummy tuck
Body contouring (liposuction)
Buttock augmentation (bbl)
Thigh stretching
Arm stretching
Genital aesthetics
1. Vagina tightening
2. Genital reduction
3. Penis lengthening
What is reconstructive surgery
It is the treatment of open wounds, skin deficiencies in the joints and deep burns that affect the patient’s daily life. Any defects are corrected by surgical procedures. these procedures are not aesthetic procedures.
Facial fracture surgery
It is the process of surgical correction of facial fractures caused by traumas such as traffic accidents, falls, etc.
Hand and microsurgery
It is the process of repairing tendon, nerve and artery injuries that occur after trauma under a microscope. It also covers the elimination of nerve and tendon compression disorders such as carpal tunnel syndrome trigger finger cubital. In finger ruptures, the finger is also sewn back into place.
