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Breast Aesthetics on Medicine and Its Meanings
A Ablactation: Weaning the baby Adjuvant Treatment: Auxiliary treatment performed in addition to surgery after surgery. Axillary Incision: The incision procedure made from the armpit in breast surgery. Acute Mastitis: Local findings such as stiffness, pain, and redness as well as fever and chills in the breast. Alveolus Mammarial gland. Amastia: Unilateral or bilateral absence…
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Glossary of Breast Aesthetics Terms
AAblactation:Weaning the baby Adjuvant Therapy:Adjunctive treatment given in addition to surgery after the operation. Axillary Incision:An incision made in the armpit during breast surgery. Acute Mastitis:Local symptoms such as breast hardness, pain, and redness, along with fever, chills, and shivering. Alveoli:Mammary gland. Amastia:Absence of one or both breasts. Anisomastia:The breasts differ in size. Areola:The area…
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Microsurgery
Microsurgery is to perform surgical applications that are challenging or invisible to the naked eye with the help of a surgical microscope. Although microsurgery is usually mentioned for suturing the post-traumatic ruptures in organs such as hands, arms, legs by surgical methods,
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What is microsurgery and what is it used for?
What is microsurgery? What does it mean? This is a medical technique where specialist doctors use special magnifying instruments such as optical glasses and surgical microscopes to perform surgical interventions to correct minor bodily injuries that are invisible to the naked eye and too small to be treated with normal procedures. What is microsurgery used…
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Cosmetic Surgery Procedures for Men
What are the most popular cosmetic surgery procedures for men? It’s no longer just women who aim for an aesthetically pleasing appearance. Today, men are taking significant steps to rejuvenate themselves by researching cosmetic surgery to improve their looks, just as much as women. Many men, wanting to get rid of the signs of aging…
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Vaginal Rejuvenation
What is a vaginal rejuvenation operation, and why is it done? What are surgical and non-surgical vagina rejuvenation procedures? Learn more about the five critical questions to ask before vaginal rejuvenation surgery with Prof Dr Şükrü Yazar. What is Vaginal Rejuvenation? Vaginal rejuvenation procedures are the procedures performed to restore the genital area to its…
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What is Arm Lifting and What are the Methods?
What is an arm lift and why is it performed? Arm lifts are surgical or non-surgical aesthetic procedures performed to correct skin deformities in the upper and lower arm regions. Arm lifts are performed to reduce excess fat tissue in areas such as the arms, armpits, and elbows that cannot be eliminated through diet and…
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Glabellar (Mid-Eyebrow) Rhytids
The vertical lines in the forehead and between the eyebrows are called the glabellar (mid-eyebrow) rhytids. These rhytids begin to emerge depending on facial mimics, skin thickness, genetic factors, and face shape.
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Glabella Brow Lines
What is the glabella (mid-eyebrow) line? The vertical lines on the forehead, between the eyebrows, are called glabella lines. Glabella is a Latin medical term. This word is used to describe the protrusions, bumps, and humps on the forehead bone between the eyebrows. How do glabella (brow) lines form? Individuals’ facial expressions begin to appear…
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Nasolabial Lines
What are nasolabial lines? Nasolabial lines, whose name comes from Latin, refer to the area between the nose and the mouth. In medical literature, they are described as depressions and folds starting from a point on the nose and extending to the mouth, while in common parlance they are referred to as smile lines or…
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Marionette Lines
In the holistic anatomy of the human body, the most active area in the face is the mouth and its surrounding area. For this reason, deformations in that region are more frequent. While some of these deformations occur during the aging process, some are due to the fact that mimics are mostly around the mouth.
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What are Marionette Lines and How Do You Cross Them?
What are Marionette Lines? In the overall anatomy of the human body, the most mobile area of the face is the mouth and its surroundings. Therefore, deformations in this area are also more frequent. While some of these deformations occur during the aging process, others stem from the fact that most facial expressions occur around…