Liposuction

Liposuction is a procedure designed for individuals who do not have a weight problem but want to target specific areas of localized fat. Excess fat tissue is removed from the body through this method, which shapes the body. It is one of the aesthetic operations also known as fat removal. Liposuction is particularly applied to stubborn areas of localized fat such as the waist, abdomen, hips, buttocks, and thighs. The procedure involves creating 1-2 millimeter incisions in the fat tissue and using a vacuuming method to remove the fat. It is important for individuals to consult with a specialist doctor before undergoing liposuction to get a professional opinion.

Liposuction is not a weight loss method. It is a technique for localized slimming, contouring the body, and reducing localized fat. If a person has general obesity or a significant weight problem in addition to localized fat, they should first follow a diet program and engage in exercise to lose excess weight. Afterward, liposuction can be considered for localized fat. However, liposuction is performed only on individuals with good overall health and is not suitable for those who have recently given birth, are pregnant, or have chronic conditions such as diabetes or heart disease. Tests should be conducted to assess risk factors for these individuals, and necessary precautions should be taken. Additionally, liposuction is not typically performed on elderly patients.

Motherhood Aesthetics

If you're dealing with weight gain during pregnancy and post-birth body deformities, you might consider the Mommy Makeover surgery, a trending procedure worldwide and a method trusted by many celebrities to regain their pre-pregnancy body shape.

Six-Pack

Abdominal muscles, which are a key element of male attractiveness and, frankly, a dream for many women, are often a challenging area to define. Unfortunately, the abdomen is where localized fat accumulation is most intense in men. Healthy eating and regular exercise might not be sufficient to achieve the desired definition of abdominal muscles.

Failing to reach this goal can lead to negative thoughts about healthy eating and exercise, causing individuals to choose clothing that hides their belly, pushing them further from their goal. In fact, it is possible to achieve your dream body in a short time with abdominal muscle aesthetics, also known as six-pack aesthetics.

However, it's important to note that achieving these results typically requires being at or near your ideal weight. Even reaching your dreams to some extent demands dedication!

Arm and Leg Lifts

Arm and leg lift procedures address sagging and stretch marks due to extreme weight fluctuations, reduced skin elasticity due to aging, or genetic predisposition at a younger age. The loss of subcutaneous support tissue and the accumulation of excess and improperly distributed fat can necessitate a lifting surgery. With arm and leg lift operations, you can achieve a firmer, younger, and stronger appearance.

Post-Bariatric Body Contouring

After obesity surgery, also known as bariatric surgery, post-bariatric body contouring procedures address deformities such as skin sagging that occur due to the significant weight loss. This type of surgery is also referred to as post-bariatric surgery.

Buttock Implants

For individuals dissatisfied with the size of their buttocks, if there is insufficient fat tissue available for injection or if the patient does not wish to undergo fat injection surgery, buttock implants can be used to enhance the size directly. The underlying issue is often the insufficient development of the muscle structures that form the buttocks. When these muscles are underdeveloped, the buttocks appear flat with no noticeable protrusion or elevation.

Calf Implants

The condition where the lower leg from below the knee to above the ankle appears separated, often referred to as "O" legs, is a common cosmetic concern, especially among women. As a result, some individuals avoid wearing skirts or shorts because they are unhappy with the appearance of their legs. Although not a deformity, this structural difference can be addressed with various sizes of silicone implants designed for that area.