Deciding to undergo cosmetic surgery is a journey that often begins with a deep, personal reection. It's essential to ask yourself, "Do I truly want this surgery for myself?"
Read More »For some patients, surgery can evoke fear and bring to mind negative scenarios. Not knowing what to expect in the early days after surgery is often the main reason for this anxiety. Questions like “How will the anesthesia process go? Will I feel pain? Will I be able to move? Will eating or going to the bathroom be difficult? Will a urinary catheter be used? When can I return to work?” are among the most common concerns we hear.
Read More »From a patient’s perspective, opinions can be divided into two groups: those who believe surgery shouldn’t be done in summer and those who think it’s unsuitable in winter. So, who is right, and which is the better choice?
Read More »Let me start with the conclusion: Absolutely not. Achieving the desired result after surgery is a journey. A significant part of this journey takes place on the operating table, but it certainly doesn’t end there.
Read More »Facial aging is a complex process influenced by multiple factors due to the intricate anatomy of the face. In summary, aging affects the face in several ways: skin quality decreases over time, the skin begins to sag, fat distribution changes and diminishes, the supporting ligaments and underlying tissues lose their elasticity, muscles weaken, and even the facial bones lose volume.
Read More »Medical tourism in Turkey has been successfully practiced for many years. Traveling from another country for surgery can sometimes feel like Christopher Columbus crossing a foggy ocean to discover America. I’d like to illuminate this journey for you.
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