Hair Transplant

Operation Process:

1. Initial Consultation: The first step is a thorough consultation with a qualified hair transplant surgeon. They will assess your hair loss pattern, examine the donor area, and determine the suitability of the FUE technique for your specific case.
2. Donor Area Preparation: On the day of the surgery, the donor area (typically the back or sides of the scalp) is trimmed to a short length to facilitate easy extraction.
3. Local Anesthesia: Local anesthesia is administered to ensure a pain-free procedure. This ensures you remain comfortable and relaxed throughout the surgery.
4. Extraction of Hair Follicles: Using a microneedle or punch tool, the surgeon carefully extracts individual hair follicles from the donor area. The extraction process leaves tiny, almost invisible, circular scars that heal quickly.
5. Recipient Area Creation: Once the donor hair follicles have been harvested, the surgeon creates tiny incisions or recipient sites in the bald or thinning areas of the scalp. The size and angle of the incisions are critical for achieving a natural-looking hairline.
6. Graft Placement: Each harvested follicular unit is meticulously placed into the recipient sites, considering the natural hair growth pattern, density, and desired aesthetic outcome. This process requires precision and expertise to ensure optimal results.

Post-Operative Care Tips:

1. Follow the Surgeon's Instructions: Your hair transplant surgeon will provide you with specific post-operative instructions. It is crucial to follow them diligently to promote healing and maximize the success of your transplant.
2. Gentle Hair Washing: After the surgery, you will be advised to gently wash your hair using a mild shampoo to keep the scalp clean and reduce the risk of infection. Avoid scrubbing or rubbing the recipient area vigorously.
3. Avoid Direct Sun Exposure: Protect your scalp from direct sun exposure for the first few weeks after the procedure. Wear a hat or use sunscreen with a high SPF to prevent sunburn.
4. Be Mindful of Physical Activities: Avoid strenuous activities and exercise that can increase blood pressure and potentially disrupt the grafts during the initial healing phase.
5. Medication and Supplements: Your surgeon may prescribe medications such as antibiotics or anti-inflammatory drugs to reduce the risk of infection and promote healing. Additionally, they may recommend supplements such as biotin or vitamins that support hair growth.
6. Patience and Proper Hair Care: Hair transplant results take time to fully manifest. Be patient and follow a healthy hair care routine, including a balanced diet, regular exercise, and avoiding excessive heat or chemical treatments.

Facial Aesthetic

NON SURGIAL FACIAL AESTHETIC 

WHAT IS BOTOX?

Botox (botulin toxin) is a toxin obtained from the bacterium called Clostridium botulinum. It shows its effect by blocking the release of substances provide conduction at the nerve endings, and stops the transmission between the nerves and the organs reached by the nerves.

-       It is used in wrinkle treatments.
-       It is used in over-sweating treatments.
-       It is used in face shaping.
-       It is used in migraine treatments. 

NOTE: Botox is not a snake venom, it is a natural, protein-based drug produced from a special bacterium.

BOTOX IMPLEMENTATION

1. Botox (botulin toxin) is a toxin obtained from the bacterium called Clostridium botulinum.
2. It blocks the release of substances provide conduction at the nerve endings, and stops the transmission between the nerves and the organs reached by the nerves.
3. It is applied to reduce the facial wrinkles and prevent their constitution. 
4. It is a type of treatment that used to minimize the sweating complaints in the armpits, hands and soles.
5. Before the implementation, the local anesthetic creams are used for the comfort of our patients.
6. It is applied on the forehead, around the eyes and in the middle of the eyebrows with small injections.
7. The implementation takes nearly 10-15 minutes. 

Men’s Health

Penile Enlargement Procedures

Penile enlargement procedures aim to increase the length, girth, or both aspects of the penis. These procedures are typically performed by experienced urologists or plastic surgeons and may include the following options:

a. Phalloplasty: Phalloplasty is a surgical procedure that involves lengthening the penis by releasing the suspensory ligament. This allows for more of the internal portion of the penis to be exposed, resulting in increased visible length. In some cases, additional techniques such as grafting or fat transfer may be used to enhance girth as well.

b. Penile Augmentation: Penile augmentation procedures focus on increasing the girth of the penis. One common method is the injection of dermal fillers or autologous fat into the penile shaft, resulting in a temporary increase in circumference. It's important to note that these effects may diminish over time, requiring additional treatments for maintenance.

Body Aesthetics

Liposuction

What is liposuction?

Liposuction is a surgical procedure to remove excess adipose tissue in certain areas of the body that show resistant fat deposits that cannot be destroyed by slimming methods, such as the abdomen, hips, waist, thighs, and shoulders.

What are the types of liposuction

Liposuction is performed inside the hospital under the expertise of our largest medical staff. Liposuction is performed either under general anesthesia or local anesthesia. This depends on the size of the area to be used for liposuction.

Before liposuction, an examination is made of the patient so that the doctor determines the areas from which liposuction will be performed. Ultrasound liposuction is performed by making a small opening in the area and drawing liquid fat through it.

Or by classic liposuction by removing the subcutaneous fat by opening the skin, but this method is not preferred now because the patient needs another skin tightening operation.

Vaser liposuction or sculpting is the name given to the process of liposuction from the area that needs fat removal with sound waves. With this application, fat is easily dissolved and removed by breaking the bonds between body fat in liquid form. The advantage of the Vaser liposuction method is that it does not damage the surrounding tissues while breaking down the fat cells. In addition, the speed of recovery so that they can return to their daily lives,

Gastric Bypass Surgery

1. Understanding Gastric Bypass Surgery: Gastric bypass surgery is primarily recommended for individuals with severe obesity (BMI above 40) or those with a BMI above 35 with obesity-related health conditions. The surgery aims to limit the amount of food intake and nutrient absorption, resulting in weight loss and improvement in obesity-related health issues.
2. Procedure Overview: During gastric bypass surgery, the surgeon creates a small pouch at the top of the stomach using staples or a band. This reduces the stomach's capacity, restricting the amount of food that can be consumed. The surgeon then reroutes a section of the small intestine, connecting it to the newly created pouch. This bypasses a portion of the digestive tract, reducing calorie and nutrient absorption.
3. Benefits of Gastric Bypass Surgery:

• Significant Weight Loss: Gastric bypass surgery typically leads to substantial weight loss, with many individuals losing 60% to 80% of their excess body weight within the first year.
• Improvement in Obesity-related Health Conditions: Gastric bypass surgery can lead to significant improvements or remission of conditions such as type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, sleep apnea, and joint pain.
• Enhanced Quality of Life: Weight loss achieved through gastric bypass surgery can improve overall physical mobility, self-esteem, and emotional well-being.

4. Postoperative Recovery and Lifestyle Changes:

• Hospital Stay: Patients typically stay in the hospital for a few days after surgery to ensure proper healing and manage any immediate complications.
• Dietary Changes: Following gastric bypass surgery, patients are advised to follow a strict diet plan that progresses from liquids to soft foods and eventually solid foods. Portion control and mindful eating become crucial for long-term success.
• Physical Activity: Regular physical activity is important for maintaining weight loss and overall health. Patients are encouraged to engage in regular exercise once they receive clearance from their surgeon.

5. Considerations and Risks:

• Potential Complications: As with any surgical procedure, gastric bypass surgery carries risks, including infection, bleeding, blood clots, and leaks at the surgical site. However, these risks are generally low when performed by experienced surgeons.
• Lifestyle Changes: Gastric bypass surgery requires significant lifestyle changes, including dietary modifications, regular exercise, and long-term follow-up with healthcare providers. Compliance with these changes is crucial for successful weight loss and maintenance.
• Psychological Support: Emotional and psychological support, such as counseling or support groups, can be beneficial in addressing the challenges and adjustments associated with significant weight loss.

Breast Aesthetics

1. Understanding Breast Augmentation: Breast augmentation is a surgical procedure that aims to enhance the size, symmetry, and shape of the breasts. It is commonly sought by individuals who wish to increase the volume of their breasts, restore breast fullness lost after pregnancy or weight loss, or improve breast symmetry. Breast augmentation can be performed using different techniques and with various types of implants, allowing for customized results.
2. Breast Augmentation Procedure: The breast augmentation procedure involves several key steps:

• Anesthesia: The patient is typically placed under general anesthesia to ensure comfort and safety during the procedure.
• Incision Placement: The surgeon makes an incision in a predetermined location, which may be in the inframammary fold (under the breast crease), around the areola (the dark skin surrounding the nipple), or in the armpit. The choice of incision placement depends on the patient's anatomy and preferences.
• Implant Placement: The surgeon creates a pocket either behind the breast tissue (subglandular placement) or behind the chest muscle (submuscular placement) and inserts the breast implant. The specific placement is determined based on factors such as the patient's body type, existing breast tissue, and desired outcome.
• Incision Closure: After the implant is in place, the incisions are carefully closed using sutures, and the breasts are bandaged to support the healing process.

3. Implant Options: Breast implants come in different shapes, sizes, and materials. The two main types of implants are:

• Saline Implants: These implants are filled with a sterile saline solution. They can be adjusted in size during surgery and typically require a smaller incision.
• Silicone Implants: Silicone implants are filled with a cohesive silicone gel, which provides a natural look and feel. They are pre-filled and require a slightly larger incision for placement.

The choice of implant type and size depends on factors such as the patient's body proportions, desired outcome, and the surgeon's recommendations. During a consultation, the surgeon will discuss the options and help determine the most suitable implant for the patient's goals.

4. Recovery and Considerations:

• Postoperative Recovery: After breast augmentation surgery, patients may experience some swelling, discomfort, and temporary changes in breast sensitivity. Pain medication and specific postoperative instructions will be provided to manage these symptoms. Recovery time varies, but most individuals can return to normal daily activities within a few weeks.
• Long-Term Care: Regular follow-up visits with the surgeon are important to monitor the healing process and ensure the implants are functioning properly. Mammograms and routine breast exams should be continued as recommended by a healthcare professional.
• Potential Risks and Complications: While breast augmentation is generally safe, like any surgical procedure, it carries potential risks such as infection, bleeding, changes in nipple or breast sensation, implant rupture, and capsular contracture. Understanding the risks and discussing them with the surgeon is crucial for informed decision-making.

Chin Augmentation

Chin augmentation, also known as genioplasty, is a cosmetic procedure designed to enhance the size, shape, and projection of the chin. By improving chin aesthetics, this procedure can help create a more balanced and harmonious facial profile. In this article, we will explore the details of chin augmentation, including the procedure, implant options, recovery, and considerations.

1. Understanding Chin Augmentation: Chin augmentation is a surgical procedure that aims to improve the appearance of the chin by enhancing its size, projection, or contour. It is commonly sought by individuals who wish to address a weak or recessed chin, improve facial symmetry, or enhance the overall balance of their facial features. Chin augmentation can be performed using different techniques, including implants or bone reshaping procedures, to achieve the desired outcome.
2. Chin Augmentation Procedure: The chin augmentation procedure typically involves the following steps:

• Anesthesia: The patient is usually placed under general anesthesia or local anesthesia with sedation to ensure comfort during the procedure.
• Incision Placement: The surgeon makes an incision in a discreet location, such as underneath the chin or inside the mouth along the lower lip. The choice of incision placement depends on factors such as the desired outcome and the surgeon's preference.
• Implant Placement or Bone Reshaping: Depending on the patient's needs, the surgeon may use either a chin implant or perform bone reshaping techniques. A chin implant is typically made of silicone or other biocompatible materials and is placed over the existing chin bone. In bone reshaping procedures, the surgeon repositions or modifies the existing chin bone to achieve the desired contour.
• Incision Closure: Once the implant is in place or the bone reshaping is complete, the incisions are carefully closed using sutures. The surgeon may use absorbable sutures that do not require removal.

3. Implant Options: Chin implants come in various shapes and sizes to suit individual facial features and desired outcomes. The surgeon will assess the patient's facial structure and discuss the options available. Implants are typically made of solid silicone or other biocompatible materials that provide a natural look and feel.
4. Recovery and Considerations:

• Postoperative Recovery: After chin augmentation surgery, patients may experience some swelling, bruising, and discomfort, which can be managed with pain medication and cold compresses. It is essential to follow the surgeon's postoperative instructions, which may include dietary restrictions, oral hygiene recommendations, and avoiding activities that can put strain on the chin area.
• Healing and Results: The initial swelling and bruising will gradually subside over several weeks. The final results of chin augmentation become more apparent as the healing process progresses. It is important to have realistic expectations and understand that individual healing and recovery times may vary.
• Potential Risks and Complications: While chin augmentation is generally safe, there are potential risks associated with any surgical procedure, including infection, bleeding, implant shifting or displacement, scarring, and nerve damage. Choosing an experienced and board-certified plastic surgeon can help minimize these risks.

Dental

Dental fillings

Dental fillings are used to treat tooth decay that has caused a cavity

The dentist first removes the decay from the tooth, then cleans the cavity and places the filling material.

There are a variety of materials for cavity filling.

The most appropriate material will be selected based on the size, shape and location of the filling. A common choice is a tooth-colored filling material (such as a resin or ceramic composite), which can restore a tooth's appearance, shape, and function.

Teeth whitening treatment 

can be applied in two ways. 

First, the home bleaching

Secondly, office bleaching

After consultation and analysis by the doctor, the method of teeth whitening that will be used for the patient is determined

After examination and examination, the whitening gel prescribed by the dentist is applied using heat or ultraviolet light.

After that, the teeth are prepared and made suitable for the whitening procedure prior to the treatment.

For this, the teeth are first cleaned and polished. Then the color of the teeth is determined after the cleaning procedure, and the teeth whitening treatment is applied. The treatment lasts about 30-45 minutes

After completing the teeth whitening treatment, it is possible to develop sensitivity in the teeth after completing the teeth whitening treatment. Therefore, care must be taken regarding foods and drinks in this process, and attention to dental hygiene during the first 24 hours after whitening. Foods that have coloring effects should not be eaten. After 24 hours, cleaning, care and adherence to feeding habits that have a major role in restoring the color of the teeth must be done, and follow-up in daily brushing to maintain the color of the teeth

Zirconium 

veneers are light and hard veneers to preserve teeth.

It is applied to patients who are allergic to metals. It is one of the most preferred methods of veneers at the present time, due to its advantages. It is used to treat tooth decay and for aesthetic purposes.

Zircon is one of the most preferred uses nowadays, because it does not contain metal, and it can be used even by those who are allergic to the metal.

Close to the natural tooth color and

It prevents cold and hot sensitivity on the teeth due to its thermal insulation property.

It is not affected by tooth yellowing factors such as tea and coffee, which makes the color of the zirconium coating stable.

Zirconium veneers can be used for a very long time with regular inspection and maintenance