Breast augmentation is performed by placing silicone or saline implants under the breast tissue or chest muscle. The procedure is done under general anesthesia and typically involves a small incision made in the armpit, under the breast, or around the areola. Surgery takes about 1 to 2 hours and aims to enhance breast size and shape with natural-looking results.
No, modern breast implants are designed to look and feel natural. When performed by an experienced surgeon and with the right implant size and placement, they are not noticeable from the outside.
No, most breast aesthetic surgeries do not harm the milk ducts. Especially in breast augmentation, the implants are placed behind the breast tissue or muscle, preserving the milk ducts and allowing future breastfeeding.
Breast implants come in round and anatomical (teardrop) shapes. The ideal shape depends on the patient’s body structure, aesthetic goals, and the surgeon’s recommendations. Both options can provide natural-looking results when properly selected.
Yes, but the scars are minimal and usually fade over time. The incision is typically 4–5 cm and placed discreetly in the armpit, under the breast, or around the areola. With proper healing, scars become barely noticeable.
Modern breast implants are long-lasting and often do not need replacement for decades. However, regular check-ups are recommended, and replacement may be needed in case of complications or personal preference over time.
Breast aesthetic procedures are suitable for healthy individuals over 18 who seek cosmetic or reconstructive changes. Ideal candidates include those with underdeveloped breasts, volume loss after pregnancy, sagging, or asymmetry. A medical consultation is necessary to assess eligibility.
Breast lift results are long-lasting but not completely permanent. Aging, gravity, weight changes, and pregnancy can affect the shape over time. Maintaining a stable weight and wearing supportive bras can help preserve the results.
Breast lift surgery is usually recommended at least 6 months after breastfeeding ends. This allows the breasts to return to their natural size and shape, ensuring more accurate surgical planning and better results.
No, there is no proven link between silicone breast implants and breast cancer. Breast prostheses are FDA-approved and widely used. However, rare cases of a cancer called BIA-ALCL have been reported with certain textured implants. Regular check-ups and follow-ups are important for safety.
Most patients can return to work within 5 to 7 days after breast aesthetic surgery. Recovery time may vary depending on the type of procedure and the patient’s job. Light-duty jobs are usually manageable within a week, while physically demanding work may require more time off.
A breast lift, or mastopexy, is a cosmetic procedure that reshapes and lifts sagging breasts without changing their size. It is performed to correct breast drooping caused by aging, weight loss, or pregnancy. The goal is to achieve a firmer, more youthful breast contour.
A breast lift is ideal for women with sagging or uneven breasts who are in good overall health. Suitable candidates include those who are not planning pregnancy soon, have realistic expectations, and are bothered by the shape or position of their breasts.
Breast sagging can be identified if the nipples point downward or fall below the breast crease. Other signs include loss of firmness, flattened breast shape, or stretched skin. A simple test is to see if the nipple is lower than the fold under the breast when standing upright.
Sagging breasts are usually caused by aging, gravity, weight fluctuations, pregnancy, and breastfeeding. Over time, the skin and ligaments lose elasticity, leading to a loss of firmness and a downward shift in breast position.
A breast lift does not always require a prosthesis, but implants can be used if volume enhancement is desired. When the breasts are both saggy and lacking fullness, combining a lift with a silicone implant provides better shape and projection.
Breast aesthetic surgeries are usually performed under general anesthesia for maximum comfort and safety. In some minor procedures or touch-ups, local anesthesia with sedation may be considered, depending on the case and surgeon’s recommendation.
Before breast surgery, patients should stop smoking, avoid blood-thinning medications, and follow the doctor’s pre-op instructions. A detailed medical evaluation, blood tests, and imaging may be required. It's also important to arrange post-op support and plan for a short recovery period.
Breast surgeries can be performed in any season, but many patients prefer autumn or winter for easier recovery. Cooler weather allows for more comfortable use of post-op garments and easier scar protection from sun exposure.
Yes, a breast lift can be performed after childbirth, but it's best to wait at least 6 months after breastfeeding ends. This allows breast tissue to stabilize, ensuring accurate surgical planning and long-lasting results.
Choose a board-certified plastic surgeon with experience in breast reduction procedures. Review before-and-after photos, patient reviews, and ensure the doctor operates in an accredited medical facility. A detailed consultation is key to discussing expectations and understanding the surgical plan.
Before breast reduction surgery, stop smoking, avoid blood thinners, and follow all pre-op instructions from your doctor. You may be asked to get a mammogram, undergo blood tests, and maintain a stable weight. Planning for recovery time and arranging support at home is also important.
In most cases, breast tissue does not regrow after reduction surgery, but minor changes can occur over time. Factors like weight gain, hormonal changes, pregnancy, or aging may cause some breast enlargement or sagging. Maintaining a stable weight helps preserve the results long-term.
Breast reduction prices vary based on the clinic, surgeon’s experience, hospital quality, and whether the procedure is combined with other surgeries. At our clinics in Antalya and Istanbul, the average cost for breast reduction starts from 3000 euros.
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No, breast reduction does not increase the risk of breast cancer—in fact, it may slightly reduce it. Some breast tissue is removed during the procedure, which can lower overall risk. Regular check-ups and mammograms are still recommended as part of routine health care.
Scars from breast reduction surgery are permanent but fade significantly over time. With proper care, they become much less noticeable within 6 to 12 months. Scar-minimizing creams, sun protection, and silicone gels can help improve healing and appearance.
Tummy tuck surgery is ideal for individuals with excess abdominal skin, weakened muscles, or stubborn belly fat that doesn’t respond to diet and exercise. It’s especially suitable for those who have experienced major weight loss or pregnancy and want a firmer, flatter abdominal profile.
It's recommended to be close to your ideal weight—within 5 to 10 kilograms—before tummy tuck surgery. The procedure is not a weight loss method but a body contouring surgery. Maintaining a stable weight before and after surgery ensures better and longer-lasting results.
Yes, tummy tuck surgery leaves a scar, but it is placed low on the abdomen and can be hidden under underwear or swimwear. Over time, the scar fades and becomes less noticeable. Proper post-op care and scar treatments can improve healing and appearance.
Tummy tuck surgery is performed under general anesthesia to ensure patient comfort and safety throughout the procedure. You’ll be fully asleep and won’t feel any pain during the operation.
After tummy tuck surgery, it’s important to rest, wear a compression garment, and avoid heavy lifting for several weeks. Follow all post-op instructions, keep the incision clean, and attend follow-up appointments. Staying hydrated and maintaining a healthy diet also support faster healing.
It’s recommended to wait at least 12 months after tummy tuck surgery before getting pregnant. This allows your body to fully heal and ensures the best results are maintained. While pregnancy after a tummy tuck is safe, it may affect the surgical outcome.
A mini tummy tuck involves a small incision above the pubic area to remove excess skin and slightly tighten the lower abdominal muscles. It targets the area below the belly button and is ideal for patients with mild sagging. Recovery is usually faster than a full tummy tuck.
Initial recovery after tummy tuck surgery takes about 10 to 14 days, but full healing may take several weeks. Most patients can return to light activities within 2 weeks and resume normal routines after 4 to 6 weeks. Wearing a compression garment and following medical advice speeds up recovery.
Tummy tuck surgery is often combined with liposuction, breast lift, or breast augmentation for more comprehensive body contouring. This combination is commonly known as a “mommy makeover” and helps restore the body after pregnancy or major weight loss.
Vaser Liposuction is an advanced fat removal technique that uses ultrasound energy to break down fat cells before suctioning them out. It allows for more precise body contouring, less damage to surrounding tissues, and faster recovery compared to traditional liposuction methods.
Vaser liposuction uses ultrasound technology to target and liquefy fat, while classical liposuction removes fat mechanically. Vaser offers more precise sculpting, causes less bruising, and results in quicker recovery. It’s also better suited for areas requiring detailed contouring, such as the abdomen or arms.
Vaser Liposuction is ideal for healthy individuals with stubborn fat deposits that resist diet and exercise. It’s best for those close to their ideal weight but seeking improved body contour, not for overall weight loss. A medical evaluation is needed to confirm eligibility.
Vaser Liposuction can be applied to many body areas, including the abdomen, waist, back, arms, thighs, hips, chin, and chest. Its precision makes it especially effective for defining muscle lines and shaping smaller or delicate regions.
Vaser Liposuction is performed under local or general anesthesia using ultrasound energy to break down fat cells. A small probe delivers sound waves to liquefy fat, which is then gently suctioned out. This technique preserves surrounding tissues and allows for smoother, more defined results.
Vaser Liposuction can be done under local anesthesia, sedation, or general anesthesia, depending on the treatment area and patient preference. Small areas may only require local anesthesia, while larger or multiple areas are typically treated under general anesthesia for maximum comfort.
After Vaser Liposuction, patients should wear a compression garment, avoid strenuous activities, and follow all post-op instructions. Mild swelling and bruising are normal and subside within a few weeks. Staying hydrated, walking gently, and attending follow-up visits help support healing and results.
Most patients can return to their normal daily activities within 3 to 5 days after Vaser Liposuction. However, it’s recommended to avoid intense physical activity and heavy lifting for at least 2 to 3 weeks. Full recovery and visible results improve gradually over time.
Vaser Liposuction prices vary depending on the number of areas treated, the clinic, and the surgeon’s expertise. At our clinics in Antalya and Istanbul, the average price for Vaser Liposuction starts from 1500 euros.
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No, Vaser Liposuction is considered safe when performed by an experienced surgeon in a certified medical facility. As with any surgery, there are minor risks such as swelling, bruising, or temporary numbness, but serious complications are rare. Proper aftercare minimizes potential side effects.
Vaser Liposuction typically takes between 1 to 4 hours, depending on the number and size of the treated areas. Smaller zones like the chin or arms may take under an hour, while full-body sculpting can require a longer session. Your surgeon will give a personalized time estimate.
It is not recommended to undergo Vaser Liposuction while breastfeeding. Hormonal changes and fluid retention during this period can affect results and healing. It’s best to wait until breastfeeding is fully completed and the body has returned to its natural state before considering surgery.
Vaser Liposuction is generally well-tolerated and causes minimal pain compared to traditional liposuction. Mild discomfort, swelling, or soreness may occur in the first few days, but these symptoms are manageable with prescribed painkillers and proper aftercare.
Vaser Liposuction is generally suitable for adults over 18 who are in good health and have realistic expectations. There is no strict upper age limit, but the skin’s elasticity and overall health play a key role in achieving optimal results. A medical consultation is essential.
Initial results from Vaser Liposuction can be seen within a few days, but final results typically appear after 2 to 3 months. Swelling gradually subsides over time, and the body continues to contour and tighten for several weeks after the procedure.
Yes, the fat cells removed with Vaser Liposuction do not return, so the results are permanent—if a stable weight is maintained. However, significant weight gain can cause remaining fat cells to expand, which may affect body contour over time. Healthy lifestyle habits are key to long-term results.
No, Vaser Liposuction does not cause more weight gain. It removes fat cells permanently from targeted areas, but it does not prevent future weight gain. If a healthy lifestyle isn’t maintained after the procedure, weight can return in untreated areas.
Yes, wearing a compression garment (corset) after Vaser Liposuction is essential for proper healing and optimal results. It helps reduce swelling, supports skin tightening, and improves body contour. The corset is usually worn for 3 to 6 weeks, depending on the treated areas and your doctor’s advice.
Yes, Vaser Liposuction can be safely repeated if needed, especially for touch-ups or new treatment areas. However, it’s important to allow full healing between sessions—usually at least 6 months. A thorough evaluation by your surgeon will determine the right timing and approach.
Yes, Vaser Liposuction can be effectively used to treat the neck and jowl area. It targets excess fat under the chin, improves jawline definition, and enhances facial contour with minimal scarring and quick recovery.
Vaser Liposuction leaves minimal scarring, as the incisions are very small—typically just a few millimeters. These tiny entry points usually fade over time and become barely noticeable, especially with proper aftercare and scar treatments.
No, the ultrasound waves used in Vaser Liposuction are designed to selectively target fat cells without harming the skin or surrounding tissues. This technology allows for precise fat removal while preserving nerves, blood vessels, and connective tissue, resulting in smoother and safer outcomes.
When performed by an experienced surgeon, Vaser Liposuction provides smooth and symmetrical results. Asymmetry is rare but can occur if the procedure is not done properly. A detailed preoperative plan and precise technique help ensure balanced body contouring.
Arm lift surgery, also known as brachioplasty, is a cosmetic procedure that removes excess skin and fat from the upper arms. It is ideal for individuals with sagging or loose skin due to aging or significant weight loss. The goal is to create a tighter, more toned arm appearance.
Brachioplasty is performed to tighten and reshape the upper arms by removing excess skin and fat. It is commonly chosen by people who experience sagging due to aging, genetics, or major weight loss. The procedure helps achieve a firmer and more youthful arm contour.
Arm skin sags due to aging, loss of skin elasticity, significant weight loss, or genetics. Over time, collagen and elastin production decreases, causing the skin to loosen. Fat accumulation and reduced muscle tone can also contribute to a droopy appearance in the upper arms.
Arm lift surgery is performed by making an incision along the inner arm to remove excess skin and fat. Depending on the severity of sagging, the incision may extend from the armpit to the elbow. The remaining skin is then tightened to create a smoother, firmer arm contour. The procedure is done under general anesthesia.
Arm lift surgery typically takes 1.5 to 3 hours, depending on the amount of excess skin and whether it's combined with liposuction. The procedure is performed under general anesthesia and may vary based on the patient's individual needs.
Arm lift surgery is generally well-tolerated and not considered highly painful. Discomfort, swelling, and tightness may occur in the first few days, but these are manageable with prescribed pain medication. Most patients report mild to moderate pain that improves quickly during recovery.
Arm lift surgery is usually performed under general anesthesia to ensure complete comfort and safety during the procedure. In some minor cases, local anesthesia with sedation may be an option, depending on the surgical plan and patient preference.
Arm lift surgery is suitable for healthy adults with sagging upper arm skin that doesn’t improve with exercise. Ideal candidates are non-smokers, at a stable weight, and have realistic expectations. It’s especially beneficial for those who have lost significant weight or experienced age-related skin laxity.
Arm lift surgery prices vary based on the clinic, surgeon’s experience, and whether it's combined with other procedures. At our clinics in Antalya and Istanbul, the average cost for arm lift surgery starts from 2000 euros.
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As with any surgical procedure, arm lift surgery carries some risks, including infection, bleeding, scarring, and temporary numbness. In rare cases, asymmetry or delayed wound healing may occur. Choosing an experienced surgeon and following all post-op instructions helps minimize these risks.
Liposuction alone removes excess fat but does not address loose or sagging skin. For significant skin laxity, an arm lift surgery is needed to remove and tighten the skin. Sometimes, a combination of liposuction and arm lift provides the best results.
Yes, liposuction is often combined with arm lift surgery to remove excess fat and improve overall arm contour. This combination provides a smoother, more toned appearance and is commonly recommended for optimal results.
Yes, arm lift surgery leaves scars along the inner arm where the incisions are made. While scars are permanent, they typically fade over time and can be minimized with proper care and scar treatment. The incision length depends on the amount of skin removed.
Arm lift surgery results are long-lasting, but natural aging and weight changes may affect skin elasticity over time. Most patients do not need a repeat procedure, but some may choose to undergo a second surgery years later to maintain results.
No, drugs and creams cannot prevent or reverse significant arm sagging caused by loose skin and tissue laxity. While topical products may improve skin hydration and texture, they do not tighten the underlying skin or remove excess tissue. For noticeable sagging, surgical intervention is the most effective option.
Yes, breast lift and arm lift surgeries can be safely performed together in a combined procedure. This approach reduces overall recovery time and provides comprehensive body contouring results, especially after significant weight loss or aging.
Arm lift surgery results are long-lasting but not entirely permanent. Natural aging, gravity, and weight changes can affect skin elasticity over time. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle helps preserve the results for many years.
Mild swelling in the hands can occur after arm lift surgery but is usually temporary. This happens due to fluid accumulation and typically resolves within a few days to weeks with proper care and elevation. If swelling persists or worsens, consult your surgeon.
No, arm lift surgery focuses on removing excess skin and fat and does not damage the underlying muscles. The muscles remain intact and functional, as the procedure is performed superficially beneath the skin.
Arm lift surgery is generally suitable for adults over 18 years old who have completed physical growth. There is no strict upper age limit, but overall health and skin condition are important factors. A medical consultation is necessary to determine individual eligibility.
Yes, patients can gradually return to sports and physical activities after full recovery, typically 4 to 6 weeks post-surgery. It’s important to follow your surgeon’s advice and avoid strenuous exercises during the initial healing period to prevent complications.
Arm lift surgery provides long-lasting results, but natural aging, gravity, and weight changes can cause some sagging over time. Maintaining a stable weight and healthy lifestyle helps preserve the surgery results for many years.
Most patients can return to light work within 1 to 2 weeks after arm lift surgery. Recovery time varies based on the extent of surgery and job demands. Physically demanding work may require additional time off as advised by your surgeon.
Non-surgical methods like radiofrequency, ultrasound, and laser treatments can improve mild skin laxity, but they do not remove excess skin. For significant sagging, surgical arm lift remains the most effective option. Non-surgical treatments are best suited for mild cases or as complementary therapies.
"Bat arm" refers to sagging or loose skin on the underside of the upper arms, resembling bat wings. This condition is usually caused by aging, weight loss, or genetics. Arm lift surgery effectively removes excess skin and tightens the area, significantly improving the bat arm’s appearance.
Liposuction (Liposhaping) removes excess fat but does not address loose or sagging skin. For significant skin laxity in the inner thighs, a thigh lift surgery is required to remove and tighten the skin. Sometimes, combining liposuction with thigh lift yields the best results.
Yes, liposuction is often combined with thigh lift surgery to remove excess fat and tighten loose skin for improved contour. This combination provides smoother, more natural results and is commonly recommended for optimal thigh rejuvenation.
Yes, thigh lift surgery leaves scars along the inner thigh where incisions are made. While scars are permanent, they typically fade over time and can be minimized with proper care. The length and location of scars depend on the amount of skin removed.
No, drugs and creams cannot effectively prevent or reverse significant thigh sagging caused by loose skin and tissue laxity. While some topical products may improve skin texture and hydration, they do not tighten skin or remove excess tissue. Surgery remains the most effective treatment for noticeable sagging.
Thigh lift surgery results are long-lasting but not entirely permanent. Natural aging, gravity, and weight fluctuations can affect skin elasticity over time. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle helps preserve the results for many years.
Thigh lift surgery is generally suitable for adults over 18 who have completed physical growth. There is no strict upper age limit, but overall health and skin condition are important factors. A medical consultation is necessary to determine individual eligibility.
Yes, patients can gradually return to sports and physical activities after full recovery, typically 4 to 6 weeks post-surgery. It’s important to follow your surgeon’s advice and avoid strenuous exercises during the initial healing period to prevent complications.
Thigh lift surgery provides long-lasting results, but natural aging, gravity, and weight changes can cause some sagging over time. Maintaining a stable weight and healthy lifestyle helps preserve the surgery results for many years.
Most patients can return to light work within 1 to 2 weeks after thigh lift surgery. Recovery time varies based on the extent of surgery and job demands. Physically demanding work may require additional time off as advised by your surgeon.
Non-surgical treatments like radiofrequency, ultrasound, and laser therapies can improve mild skin laxity in the thighs. However, these methods do not remove excess skin or provide the same results as surgical thigh lift. Surgery remains the most effective option for significant sagging.
Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) is a cosmetic procedure that enhances the shape and size of the buttocks using fat transfer. Fat is liposuctioned from other areas of the body, purified, and then injected into the buttocks for a fuller, natural look.
Yes, fat injection (lipofilling) adds volume to the buttocks by transferring your own fat. This method provides a natural enhancement with minimal risk of rejection or allergic reaction.
Yes, hip reduction can be achieved through liposuction to remove excess fat and improve contour. In some cases, surgical options may be considered if there is significant skin laxity.
Modern silicone implants are durable, but replacement may be needed after 10-15 years or if complications occur. Regular check-ups help monitor implant condition and ensure safety.
Yes, butt lift surgery leaves small scars at the liposuction and injection sites. These scars usually fade over time and are discreetly placed to minimize visibility.
Most stitches used in butt lift procedures are dissolvable and do not require removal. If non-dissolvable stitches are used, your surgeon will schedule a follow-up to remove them safely.
Butt lift surgery typically takes 2 to 4 hours, depending on the extent of liposuction and fat transfer. The duration varies based on individual patient needs and surgical techniques.
Before butt lift surgery, avoid smoking and blood-thinning medications, maintain a stable weight, and follow all pre-op instructions from your surgeon. A medical evaluation and realistic expectations are important for a successful outcome.
Eyelid surgery risks include infection, bruising, swelling, dry eyes, and temporary vision changes. Rare complications may include scarring, asymmetry, or difficulty closing the eyes. Choosing an experienced surgeon minimizes risks.
Recovery after eyelid surgery usually takes 1 to 2 weeks. Swelling and bruising improve gradually, and most patients resume normal activities within 10 days. Following post-op care instructions helps speed healing.
Eyelid surgery scars are minimal and typically hidden within natural skin folds. They usually fade over time and become nearly invisible with proper care.
Eyelid surgery is recommended for functional issues such as droopy eyelids that impair vision, eyelid malpositions, or irritation from excess skin. It can improve both appearance and eye function.
There is no strict age limit for eyelid surgery, but candidates should be in good overall health. Most patients are middle-aged or older, but younger individuals with specific issues may also benefit.
Bichectomy involves removing the buccal fat pads through small incisions inside the mouth to slim the cheeks. It is a minimally invasive procedure performed under local anesthesia or sedation.
Bichectomy involves removing the buccal fat pads through small incisions inside the mouth to slim the cheeks. It is a minimally invasive procedure performed under local anesthesia or sedation.
Bichectomy surgery typically takes about 30 to 60 minutes. It is minimally painful due to local anesthesia, and most patients experience mild discomfort during recovery, which is manageable with pain relief medication.
Candidates for bichectomy are individuals who want a slimmer, more defined cheek appearance. It is ideal for those with full or round cheeks seeking facial contouring.
Bichectomy is recommended for patients with prominent buccal fat pads causing a round or puffy cheek appearance. It is also considered when a more sculpted and slim facial contour is desired.
There is no strict age limit, but candidates should be adults with fully developed facial structures. A medical consultation is necessary to assess suitability.
Prominent ear usually results from an underdeveloped antihelix or an enlarged conchal bowl. These structural issues cause the ear to stick out more than normal.
Prominent ear surgery (otoplasty) is generally well-tolerated with minimal pain. Local anesthesia with sedation or general anesthesia is used to ensure comfort, and pain is managed effectively during recovery.
Most patients return to normal activities within 1 to 2 weeks after prominent ear surgery. Avoiding strenuous activities during the initial healing phase is important.
No, otoplasty does not affect hearing. The surgery only reshapes the external ear and does not involve the ear canal or inner ear structures responsible for hearing.
Patients usually resume daily activities within 2 to 3 weeks after facelift surgery. Full recovery, including reduction of swelling and bruising, may take several months.
Facelift surgery is designed to maintain natural facial expressions and smile. Experienced surgeons ensure muscle function is preserved, so expressions remain unaffected.
When performed by an experienced surgeon, facial aesthetic procedures aim to enhance natural beauty without causing an unnatural look. Proper planning and technique help maintain natural facial expressions and contours.
Facial aesthetics can be performed at various ages, but the best timing depends on individual health and goals. Younger patients may seek preventative treatments, while older individuals pursue rejuvenation. A consultation determines the ideal approach.
Facelift results are long-lasting but not permanent. Aging continues naturally, but surgery significantly slows visible signs of aging for several years.
Facelift surgery involves tightening facial muscles, removing excess skin, and repositioning tissues through incisions around the ears and hairline. It is usually done under general anesthesia.
Yes, facelift surgery leaves scars that are carefully placed along natural skin folds. Scars typically fade over time and become inconspicuous with proper care.
Vaginal relaxation can affect self-confidence, sexual satisfaction, and emotional well-being. Many patients report improved quality of life and intimate relationships after treatment.
Like any surgery, vaginal procedures carry risks such as infection, bleeding, and scarring. Choosing an experienced surgeon and following post-op care reduces complications.
Vaginal aesthetic surgery may or may not affect the hymen depending on the procedure type. Discuss your concerns with your surgeon to choose an approach that respects your preferences.
Vaginal surgeries are generally well-tolerated with manageable pain controlled by medication. Scarring is minimal and typically hidden within natural folds, becoming barely noticeable over time.
Both qualified plastic surgeons and gynecologists with specialized training perform vaginal aesthetic surgeries. Choosing an experienced surgeon with relevant expertise is crucial for safety and good results.
Patients can usually take a shower 24 to 48 hours after surgery, following their surgeon’s specific instructions. Care should be taken to keep the area clean and dry.
Many patients report improved sexual satisfaction after vaginal aesthetic surgery due to enhanced comfort and confidence. However, results vary individually.
Minor bleeding or spotting may occur after labiaplasty but usually resolves within a few days. Excessive bleeding is rare and should be reported to your doctor immediately.
Urine function is generally not affected by vaginal aesthetic surgery. Some patients may experience temporary urinary discomfort or frequency, which resolves during recovery.
Rhinoplasty involves mild to moderate discomfort post-surgery, which can be managed with pain medications. Most patients tolerate the recovery period well.
Rhinoplasty carries risks like infection, bleeding, swelling, and asymmetry. Serious complications are rare with experienced surgeons. Following pre- and post-op care minimizes risks.
Yes, rhinoplasty can be safely combined with other facial surgeries such as facelift or chin augmentation for comprehensive results. Your surgeon will plan the procedures accordingly.
Conditions like uncontrolled diabetes, bleeding disorders, smoking, and poor overall health can affect recovery. Your surgeon will evaluate your medical history before surgery.
Both techniques are effective. Closed rhinoplasty involves incisions inside the nose, while open rhinoplasty uses a small external incision for better visibility. The choice depends on case complexity and surgeon’s preference.
In closed rhinoplasty, scars are hidden inside the nose. Open rhinoplasty leaves a small, well-hidden scar on the columella that usually fades over time.
Non-surgical rhinoplasty with fillers can temporarily improve minor contour issues but does not provide permanent or structural correction like surgery.
Post-surgery nasal drainage is common due to swelling and mucus production, but it typically decreases within days to weeks. This is a normal part of healing.
Yes, smoking negatively impacts healing by reducing blood flow and increasing risks of complications. It is strongly advised to stop smoking at least several weeks before and after surgery.
There is limited scientific evidence supporting homeopathic remedies for swelling and bruising. Standard medical treatments and cold compresses remain the most effective options.
You should fast for at least 6-8 hours before surgery. After waking up, patients can usually start with light fluids and progress to solid foods as tolerated, often within a few hours.
If non-dissolvable stitches are used, they are typically removed within 5 to 7 days post-surgery. Many rhinoplasty surgeries use dissolvable stitches that do not require removal.
Allergic reactions to dissolvable stitches are extremely rare. These stitches are made from biocompatible materials designed to minimize immune response.
In some cases, corticosteroid treatments may be prescribed to reduce scar tissue formation and inflammation. Your surgeon will decide based on your healing progress.
Typically, patients have 3 to 5 follow-up visits within the first few months after surgery. These appointments monitor healing and address any concerns.
Surgically, it is possible to revise or enlarge the nose after rhinoplasty, but it requires careful planning. Non-surgical options are limited and temporary.
If you are unsatisfied, revision rhinoplasty may be considered after full healing, usually 12 months post-surgery. A detailed consultation helps plan any corrective procedure.
Avoid smoking, alcohol, blood thinners, and certain medications before surgery. Follow all pre-op instructions from your surgeon for a safe procedure and smooth recovery.
The highest risks include infection, bleeding, anesthesia complications, and poor wound healing. Choosing an experienced surgeon and following all medical advice greatly reduces these risks.
Breast reduction involves removing excess breast tissue and skin to reduce the size of the breasts. The incision shape depends on breast size: a lollipop shape for small, a J-shape for medium, and an inverted T-shape for large breasts. Mammography is usually required before surgery to assess breast tissue.
Breast lift surgery reshapes and repositions the breasts to correct sagging. If the breast is very saggy, implants may be used. When breast tissue is sufficient, lifting is done using the patient’s own tissue. The nipple is repositioned, and the breast regains volume and firmness. It is often combined with augmentation or reduction.
