Body Surgery
Body contouring is the general name for surgical procedures aimed at correcting fat deposits, skin sagging, and tissue laxity that lead to disproportion in body lines. Weight gain and loss cycles, pregnancy, breastfeeding, the aging process, and genetic structure can cause significant changes in body form over time. These changes can lead to aesthetic and functional discomfort in certain areas, even if the individual is at their ideal weight.
The primary goal of body contouring procedures is not to transform the individual into a different body type, but to make the existing body structure more balanced, aesthetic, and harmonious. Modern plastic surgery philosophy prioritizes achieving natural results that avoid exaggeration and ensuring long-term patient satisfaction.
Surgical Procedures Within the Scope of Body Contouring
Body contouring does not consist of a single surgery. Tummy tuck (abdominoplasty), liposuction, arm lift, thigh lift, and body contour adjustments are evaluated within this scope. While a single procedure is sufficient for some patients, combined surgeries may provide more balanced results in some cases.
During the planning process, skin elasticity, fat distribution, muscle structure, and general health status are evaluated in detail. The goal is to reshape the body contours within natural limits.
Who is Body Contouring Suitable For?
Body contouring is suitable for individuals experiencing skin sagging after weight loss, those with resistant fat deposits in specific areas, or those who feel an aesthetic imbalance in their body proportions. It is of great importance that weight stability has been achieved before the surgery and that expectations are realistic.
Recovery Process and Results
The recovery process may vary according to the procedures performed. Edema and swelling are normal during the first few weeks. The use of supportive corsets and compliance with the doctor’s recommendations directly affect the success of the outcome. With correct planning, body contouring can significantly improve an individual’s body perception and quality of life.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do I need to do to make an appointment?
You can create an online appointment through our website or easily schedule one by contacting us by phone.
How long does the examination take on average?
While the duration of the examination varies according to the patient’s complaint, it takes between 15–30 minutes on average.
Is a follow-up required after treatment?
Depending on the treatment applied, a follow-up appointment may be scheduled. Our doctor provides the necessary information after the examination.
