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Microsurgery
Microsurgery is one of the most important subbranches of plastic surgery. Plastic surgery closes many unclosed wounds by using microsurgical methods and transporting various distant tissues along with their vessels.
Hand and Upper Extremity Surgery
Conjoined fingers, more fingers than normal, missing fingers, fingers larger than normal, fractures and tumors in hand bones, tendon ruptures, hand vascular injuries
Breast Reconstruction, Breast Repair, Breast Reconstruction After Breast Cancer
breast reconstruction, breast repair, breast reconstruction after breast cancer, silicone breast reconstruction, breast reconstruction from hip skin, breast reconstruction from back skin, breast reconstruction from abdominal skin
Impacted Tooth
Impacted tooth extraction surgery is a surgery that is usually performed by putting the patient to sleep (general anesthesia). Teeth in proper position and orientation that are not fully embedded under the bone, but are only hidden under the intraoral covering called mucosa, may be preferred to be extracted with a nerve block.
Facial and Jawbone Repairs
The nasal bone is the most frequently broken bone due to its protruding structure on the face. Most nasal fractures can be replaced with a closed technique.
Temporomandibular Joint Diseases
Jaw joint surgery, Jaw joint anatomy, Loss of mouth opening, Jaw dislocation, Jaw joint dysfunction, Jaw joint surgery process, Jaw joint prosthesis
Cavitation (Creation of Void)
Cavitation is the explosion of low-frequency ultrasonic sound waves by heating the fat in the fat cells. Gaps form within the fat tissue. The oil, which becomes liquid, passes into the lymphatic system and is excreted.
Laser and Radiofrequency Treatments
Laser is not used only for aesthetic purposes in plastic surgery. It can also provide important solutions for many medical requirements.
PRP and Cell Treatments
The tissues used for regeneration and rejuvenation in plastic surgery are the epidermis and dermis layers of the skin and the fibroblast cells of the fatty tissue and connective tissue.
mesotherapy
Mesotherapy is performed in sessions. The goals of the sessions are different from each other. Performing these sessions regularly will also increase the targeted success.
Chemical Peeling
Chemical peeling is of three types: superficial, medium and deep peeling, depending on the depth of the skin layers penetrated by the substance.
Botox Applications, Botulinum Toxin Type - A Applications
BoNT-A is successfully used by plastic surgeons not only in the treatment of skin wrinkles, but also in the treatment of spasm in muscle diseases, in the treatment of migraine, and in the problem of excessive sweating in the armpits, palms, and soles of the feet.
Filling Applications
Filling materials are prepared in different types, varying in terms of molecular diameter for each part of the body. There are subtypes of the same brand that vary depending on the injection site and the volume to be injected.
Mechanical Skin Resurfacing - microdermabrasion
Mechanical skin resurfacing surgery takes between 30 minutes and 2 hours depending on the area, and except for minor regional applications, it is recommended that the patient be anesthetized.
Calf and Leg Aesthetics
Calf Aesthetics, Leg Aesthetics. The leg is the region that anatomically covers the part from knee level to ankle level. The back surface of this is called calf.
Liposuction (Fat Removal)
Although liposuction basically provides reduction in subcutaneous fat tissue, its main goal is surface correction.
Ear Aesthetics
Ear Aesthetics - The main problems seen in the newborn baby are the prominent (sail) ear, faint or very obvious ear recesses and protrusions, the earlobe being too forward and prominent, partial (microtia) or complete absence of the ear along with the ear canal. (anotia) are deformities such as cup ear, telephone ear, pointed ear (Spock ear) due to deformities of the ear folds.
Body Aesthetics
Remember that although your excess tissue is removed during the surgery, body aesthetic surgeries are not performed for the purpose of losing weight, they only aim to regulate the body surface.
Breast Aesthetics in Men
The growth of the breast tissue in men, which occurs due to the increase in the volume of the mammary gland or fat, is called gynecomastia. While gynecomastia creates an aesthetically feminine appearance in the breast, it can also be a sign of a hormonal disorder.
Breast Augmentation Surgery
The ideal candidate for breast augmentation surgery is patients who have sufficient breast skin but insufficient breast volume, who do not have symmetry problems or rib cage abnormalities (such as pigeon chest, shoemaker's chest), who do not smoke, and who do not have internal diseases (such as diabetes, kidney failure). .
Breast Lift Surgery
Our main goals in breast lift surgery are to move the nipple and areola tissue upwards in accordance with the definition of breast sagging, to make the breast fuller using available tissues or a silicone prosthesis, and to remove excess breast skin.
Genital Aesthetic Surgery
Laser vaginal rejuvenation, sagging labia majora and minora, Penis thickening, Penis Extension, Prostheses for erection purposes
Eyelid aesthetic
Crow's feet treatment, tear spring treatment, eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty), eyelid eversion treatment (ectropion), light filling.
Breast Reduction Surgery
The critical point in choosing the surgical technique in breast reduction surgery is the location of the normal location of the nipple and areola relative to the location available in the patient.
Hair Restoration and Hair Transplantation
Hair Care, Hair Mesotherapy, Hair Physiology, FUE Method Hair Transplantation
Facial Aesthetics
In facial aesthetics, the structure of the skin is important in determining basic surgery and treatment approaches.
Rhinoplasty
In rhinoplasty, it is necessary to plan a special surgery for each nose and obtain a nose shape suitable for the person's face and, more importantly, a "breathing nose" that is expected to accompany it.