Op. Dr.
Ali Çetinkaya
Frequently Asked Questions
What characteristics should I look for in a plastic surgery clinic?
Choose a clinic with board-certified surgeons, modern facilities, positive patient reviews, and a focus on safety and personalized care.
How should I prepare for my first consultation?
Bring your medical history, a list of questions, and photos if applicable. Be ready to discuss your goals, concerns, and expectations openly.
What are the most common misconceptions about plastic surgery?
Myths include instant results, no scarring, and that it is only for vanity. In reality, it requires recovery, has risks, and can improve quality of life.
How do I manage recovery after plastic surgery?
Follow your surgeon's aftercare instructions, rest, avoid strenuous activities, and attend follow-up appointments for optimal healing.
What is the role of technology in modern plastic surgery?
Advanced technology like 3D imaging, laser treatments, and minimally invasive techniques enhance precision, safety, and patient satisfaction.
What are the psychological benefits of plastic surgery?
Many patients experience improved self-esteem, confidence, and mental well-being after achieving their desired appearance through plastic surgery.
What is the importance of before-and-after photos?
They showcase a surgeon's skill and help patients visualize potential results. Always review them during consultations.
How do I ensure my safety during plastic surgery?
Choose a board-certified surgeon, verify facility accreditation, and discuss all risks and safety protocols during your consultation.
How do I deal with societal stigma around plastic surgery?
Focus on your personal goals and reasons for surgery. Remember, it's your body, and your decision should be about your well-being.
How painful is plastic surgery?
Discomfort varies by procedure, but pain is managed with medications, and most patients find it manageable with proper aftercare.
Is plastic surgery painful?
Discomfort varies by procedure, but pain is managed with medications. Most patients describe it as manageable with proper aftercare.