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Liposuction Technologies
Liposuction technologies slims and reshapes specific areas of the body by removing excess fat deposits. It improves your body contours and proportion. Liposuction is not a treatment for obesity or a substitute for proper diet and exercise. While liposuction permanently removes fat cells, remaining fat cells can expand or new ones can form if you…
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Breast Aesthetics After Childbirth and Lactation
Pregnancy and breastfeeding can cause breast deformation. In this case, breast lift surgery alone can be performed, or breast augmentation or reduction procedures can also be carried out. For breast aesthetics after childbirth and breastfeeding, mothers are expected to complete the breastfeeding process and wait 3 months afterwards. For detailed information: https://sukruyazar. com/dogum-sonrasi-estetigi/
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Take care of your skin with high-performance products: TEOXANE
Teoxane, a Swiss manufacturer of hyaluronic acid, offers a skincare range that supports skin care and contains powerful agents, primarily hyaluronic acid. Teoxane products are free from harmful chemicals such as dyes, perfumes, and parabens. In skin protection and care Products with a powerful formulation also contain hypoallergenic ingredients. In our clinic, we use Teoxane’s…
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Lip Shaping Methods
Lip fillers are used to achieve fuller, more voluminous lips. These fillers can also eliminate lines around the mouth and in the lip area. Hyaluronic acid fillers are most commonly preferred for lip shaping. Fat tissue taken from the patient’s body can also be used for lip shaping after undergoing certain processes. Hyaluronic acid fillers…
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Areola
The areola is defined as dark circles around the nipple. Areola region, which has a dark and bumpy structure on the breast, is in the form of a circle surrounding the nipple and has an average diameter of 5 centimetres. Its colour, size, and shape vary from woman to woman/person to person. The nipple and…
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Breast Cancer
What is breast cancer? Breast cancer is a cancer that can develop in the lobules, mammary glands, or milk drainage ducts of the breast tissue where milk is produced in women, and can spread or multiply depending on its nature. Along with lung and cervical cancer, it is one of the most common types of…
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What is a mastectomy and what are its types?
What is a mastectomy? Mastectomy is a general term for surgeries performed to remove cancerous tissue from the breast. Historically common, mastectomy is now preferred for patients with large, widespread tumors in the breast where breast-conserving surgery is not suitable. The surgery for a patient diagnosed with breast cancer is performed by a general surgery…
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Mastectomy
Mastectomy is the name given to the surgeries performed in order to remove the cancer tissue in the breast. Mastectomy is preferred for patients with tumours that are widespread in the past, but now it is only preferred where conservative breast surgery is not suitable and which are widely distributed.
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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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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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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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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,