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Vaser – Ultrasonic Liposuction
Vaser liposuction is an alternative technology to traditional liposuction. Vaser ultrasonic liposuction is a process by which fatty deposits are removed from beneath the skin to improve the aesthetics of a particular body part.
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One of our non-surgical aesthetic procedures: HIFU
Focused Ultrasound (HIFU), a non-surgical method used against sagging and wrinkles that occur with age in the face and neck area, is a method that can directly reach tissue layers. HIFU, which tightens the skin and improves skin quality in every area of the face, aims to restore the oval contours of the face that…
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ThermaCell RF
In the Gold Needle Fractional Radio Frequency method, the shot is directly made to the subcutaneous tissues in the targeted area thanks to the gold needles. When the golden needle head of the ThermaCell RF device is brought into contact with the skin, the micro-needles automatically enter the skin at the adjusted depth. It creates…
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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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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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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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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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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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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…