Plastic Surgery

It is the shaping, complementary, holistic and recent science of surgery, containing aesthetic/plastic and reconstructive surgical procedures. If aesthetic surgery is an elegant glove, plastic surgery is a healthy hand. The locations of the organs and tissues in the surgery are in the same place with little differences and the human anatomy is similar without exceptions.

With the advancing technology, the duration of surgical operations is shortened and the complication rates are also reduced.

In plastic surgery procedures, every patient and disease which occurs in a different area and has a different problem is a challenge for us. It is impossible for the same two patients or injuries/diseases.  For this reason, different results will be obtained in similar procedures shaped by personal approach, planning and experience. This means that the doctor/practitioner carries out the procedure /puts the signature to each person, which means the originality of that doctor/practitioner in each procedure. Plastic surgery is a dynamic science which works within this depth, responsibility and discipline.

The procedures performed are interventions in order to give shape, form (aesthetic, cosmetic) and/or provide functional procedures (reconstructive) for the replacement of the tissue and organs which are lost totally, partially. Also, aesthetic and functional outcomes of all procedures are occurred/formed together. Plastic surgery owes its development to creative, self-sacrificing and courageous surgeons who have been involved in a range of war environments. That is why the founders are military origin. Plastic surgeons have a wide range of procedures ranging from lost hands and fingers/nails to hair and eyebrow transplantation, from creating/making/performing alimentary canal to occurring/making breasts, from burns to the facial bones fractures, from non-healing wounds to the temporomandibular joint disorders.