Body contouring
Body contouring options for localized fat, excess skin and changes after weight loss or gain.
Body contouring options vary according to localized fat, excess skin and tissue support. These procedures do not replace weight-loss treatment; suitability is determined through an individual health assessment.
Liposuction
It is a surgery that aims to reduce subcutaneous fat accumulation in certain areas. It is not a substitute for weight loss, obesity or cellulite treatment.
Evaluation · Options · RecoveryBodyTummy Tuck
It is a surgery that reduces excess skin in the abdomen and corrects abdominal wall laxity in the appropriate patient. Incision scarring and healing burden are important parts of planning.
Evaluation · Options · RecoveryBodyMini Tummy Tuck
It is a more limited tummy tuck approach that is evaluated in selected individuals where the excess skin remains predominantly below the belly button.
Evaluation · Options · RecoveryBodyArm Lift
It reduces sagging skin and the appropriate amount of fat tissue in the lower part of the upper arm. The length of the scar that will occur with the shape change is evaluated together.
Evaluation · Options · RecoveryBodyThigh Lift
It aims to reduce loose skin and excess tissue in the thigh area. Inner thigh, outer thigh and hip transition may require different plans.
Evaluation · Options · RecoveryBodyBody Lift
These are surgical approaches that address regional or peripheral skin laxity that spreads around the abdomen, waist, hips and thighs.
Evaluation · Options · RecoveryBodySurgery After Major Weight Loss
It is personalized surgical planning that addresses skin folds and shape changes that remain after major weight loss.
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It is an individual treatment plan created for breast or body changes that disturb the person after pregnancy and breastfeeding; It is not a standard surgery package.
Evaluation · Options · RecoveryBodyButtock Contouring
Buttock contouring covers procedures for volume, sagging and proportions of the surrounding tissues. Fat injection requires particular assessment of the potentially life-threatening risk of fat embolism.
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