FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT OPERATIONS AND PROCEDURES

Rhinoplasty

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1. What is rhinoplasty?

   It is a surgical procedure performed to correct the shape and function of the nose.

2. Who can undergo rhinoplasty?

   It can be performed on individuals over 18 years of age with good overall health.

3. Is rhinoplasty a painful procedure?

   Mild pain may occur after surgery, but it can be managed with painkillers.

4. How long does the surgery take?

   Usually between 1–1.5 hours. Revision surgeries may take longer.

5. Will there be nasal packing after surgery?

   Silicone packs and a nasal splint are used to maintain breathing. They are usually removed after 7 days.​

6. What is the recovery process like?

   Rest is recommended for the first week. Swelling reduces within 1–2 weeks. Patients can return to daily activities after 1 week.

7. When does the nose shape settle?

   Typically within 3–6 months.

8. Will breathing problems improve as well?

   Yes, nasal breathing issues are corrected. Swelling inside the nose gradually decreases, improving airflow.

9. Does rhinoplasty leave scars?

   Closed technique leaves no scars; scars from open technique fade over time.

10. Is non-surgical nose aesthetics possible?

    Small corrections can be made with temporary fillers, but they are limited.​

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Breast Aesthetics

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1. What is breast aesthetics?

   Procedures aimed at correcting breast size, shape, and sagging.

2. What materials are used for breast augmentation?

   Silicone implants are commonly preferred.

3. Are implants safe?

   Yes, FDA-approved implants are safe.

4. Is breast reduction permanent?

   Yes, it is a long-term and permanent procedure. Breast sagging may recur due to aging or pregnancy/breastfeeding.

5. Does it affect breastfeeding?

   Breast reduction may remove part of the milk glands, causing breastfeeding issues in about 30% of cases. Breast augmentation does not affect breastfeeding.

6. When is breast lift performed?

   If sagging is present and volume is sufficient, a lift is performed.

7. Will surgery leave scars?

   Scars are initially noticeable but fade over time.

8. How long does the surgery take?

   Reduction and lift procedures take about 2–3 hours, while augmentation is less than 1 hour.

9. How long is the recovery period?

   Patients usually return to normal life within 1 week. Heavy exercise is allowed after 1 month.

10. Is wearing a bra necessary after surgery?

    Yes, special support bras are recommended for about 1 month post-surgery.

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Abdominoplasty

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1. ​​What is Abdominoplasty?
   It is a procedure to remove sagging abdominal skin and excess fat.

2. Who is it suitable for?
   Individuals who have given birth or experienced significant weight loss.

3. Will there be a scar?
   The scar is planned to be hidden within the bikini line.

4. How long does the surgery take?
   Usually takes 2-3 hours.

5. What is the recovery time?
   Rest is recommended during the first week; normal activity can generally resume after 4 weeks.

6. Are the abdominal muscles tightened as well?
   Yes, weakened abdominal muscles are repaired during the procedure.

7. What happens if I become pregnant again?
   Aesthetic results may be affected, and sagging may recur after pregnancy.

8. Does it replace weight loss?
   No, this is not a weight-loss method.

9. Is a compression garment needed after surgery?
   Yes, a compression garment should be worn for about 1 month during recovery.

10. Can it be combined with liposuction?
    Yes, combined procedures are possible.

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Liposuction

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1. What is liposuction?
   It is a procedure that removes excess fat from the body using suction.

2. Who is it suitable for?
   Individuals who are close to their ideal weight but have localized fat deposits.

3. Is it a weight-loss method?
   No, it is a body-contouring procedure.

4. Which areas can it be applied to?
   It can be performed on the abdomen, waist, hips, thighs, arms, chin, and many other areas.

5. How many liters of fat can be removed?
   Typically 2-4 liters depending on the person. Amounts over 5 liters are not recommended due to increased risk. Staged procedures are safer.

6. Will there be scars after surgery?
   Incisions are small, so scarring is minimal.

7. When will the results be visible?
   Results become more noticeable within 1-3 months as swelling decreases.

8. Can fat accumulate again?
   Yes, if weight is gained, fat can return.

9. Is general anesthesia required?
   Usually yes, but small areas can be treated under local anesthesia.

10. Is wearing a compression garment necessary?
    Yes, it should be worn for about 1 month to support the healing process.

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Face Lift

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1. What is a facelift?
   It is a cosmetic procedure performed to eliminate sagging and wrinkles on the face.

2. At what age can it be performed?
   Generally performed on individuals over 40 years old.

3. Is it only for the face, or does it include the neck as well?
   Most often, it is combined with a neck lift.

4. Will there be scars?
   Scars are hidden in front of and behind the ears and fade over time.

5. How long do the results last?
   Depending on individual factors, results can last 7-10 years.

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Botox & Fillers

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1. What is botox?
   A treatment that relaxes facial muscles to reduce wrinkles.

2. What is filler?
   Hyaluronic acid is injected to restore volume loss in the face.

3. How long does botox last?
   Typically lasts 4–6 months.

4. How long does filler last?
   Depends on the treated area, generally around 12 months.

5. Are there any side effects?
   Temporary bruising or swelling may occur. safe when performed by qualified professionals.

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Male Aesthetics

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1. What is male aesthetic surgery?
   These are cosmetic procedures that make men's facial and body features more proportionate and masculine.

2. What are the most common procedures?
   Rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, gynecomastia, liposuction.

3. Do the results look natural?
   Yes, the masculine structure is preserved while achieving a natural appearance.

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Reconstructive Surgery

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1. What is reconstructive surgery?
   It is the repair of tissue loss that occurs congenitally or due to injury.

2. In which cases is it performed?
   It is applied in situations such as scars, tissue loss after cancer, or congenital anomalies.

3. How is it different from aesthetic surgery?
   Reconstructive surgery also aims for functional improvement, not just cosmetic results.