Aesthetic, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

departments of aesthetic, plastic, and reconstructive surgery work to restore the shape and functionality of any body component in order to correct both acquired (caused by an accident, an illness, etc.) and congenital anomalies and deficiencies.

The following conditions are treated by cosmetic, plastic, and reconstructive surgeons (this is not an entire list):

*Genetic abnormalities

*Lip and palate deformity

*İnjuries to the body in general

*Head-and-neck cancer

*A hand operation

*Endoscopic procedures

*Cosmetic procedures

*Getting rid of facial and eyelid wrinkles

*Rhinoplasty

*Breast lift, reduction, and augmentation (mastopexy)

*Reduction of the ear’s prominence

*Liposuction

*Hair Replacement

*Abdominoplasty and facelift

*Surgery on the genital area

*Dental and facial surgery

*Laser techniques

*Surgery for maxillofacial trauma

*Microsurgery

Services for diagnosis and treatment at the Department of Aesthetic, Plastic, and Reconstructive Surgery

Anomalies, deformities, and dysfunctions that are either congenital or acquired are corrected in the plastic and reconstructive surgery departments.

Divisions of cosmetic surgery focus on removing cosmetic issues in accordance with a person’s requirements and preferences rather than medical recommendations. Plastic surgeons who have received aesthetic surgery training as part of their residency training carry out these surgical procedures.