Op. Dr. Murat Yaman
Plastic & Aesthetic SurgeryVerified
- 11+years exp.
- 5,000+surgeries
- 6Treatments
Turkish · English
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Facial surgery covers aesthetic and reconstructive procedures aimed at reshaping facial contours, restoring volume, or addressing signs of ageing. Patients travelling to Turkey can access established clinics, experienced surgical teams, and comprehensive care packages tailored to their individual anatomy and treatment goals.
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Plastic & Aesthetic SurgeryVerified
English · Turkish
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Plastic & Aesthetic SurgeryVerified
English · Turkish
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Plastic & Aesthetic SurgeryVerified
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Facial surgery encompasses a broad range of reconstructive and aesthetic procedures designed to alter facial structures, restore youthful contours, or correct asymmetry. As part of wider Plastic & Aesthetic Surgery treatments in Turkey, these procedures require precise surgical skill, as the face presents complex nerve networks, delicate skin, and prominent structural features.
Procedures within this field address different layers of tissue, from superficial skin to deep muscle planes and underlying bone. They generally divide into three functional areas: tissue lifting, volume adjustment, and structural recontouring.
Lifting surgeries address skin laxity and descended muscle layers caused by natural ageing and gravity. A comprehensive facelift focuses on the lower two-thirds of the face, repositioning deep tissues to smooth the jawline and midface. Brow lifts elevate descending brows to reduce forehead creases, while blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery) removes excess skin and fat around the upper or lower eyelids.
Volume-altering procedures add or remove targeted tissue. Facial fat transfer uses the patient’s own purified fat cells to restore hollowed cheeks or temples, whereas buccal fat extraction and double chin liposuction reduce localised fullness to create sharper definition. Structural interventions alter bone projection or cartilage; an otoplasty repositions prominent ears, while a jaw implant provides defined projection to a receding chin or weak mandibular angle.
Ideal candidates are healthy adults with realistic expectations, good skin elasticity, and clear goals. Non-smokers heal significantly better, reducing the likelihood of skin necrosis and scarring.
Choosing the appropriate operation depends on the underlying concern rather than the patient's chronological age:
Patients travelling abroad for facial procedures typically plan for a stay lasting between six and ten days. The initial phase involves face-to-face consultations, medical clearances, and blood tests, followed by the surgical procedure under general or local anaesthesia depending on the scope.
Initial swelling and bruising peak around the third or fourth day before steadily subsiding. Most stitches or surgical clips are removed between days five and seven, allowing the surgeon to conduct an in-person clearance before the flight home. While initial healing allows a safe return to normal daily routines within two weeks, deep tissues settle gradually over six to twelve months before final contours become fully visible.
Surgical pricing varies according to several clinical and logistical elements rather than a fixed fee:
The complexity of the chosen procedure plays a primary role. A deep plane repositioning requires extensive operative time and specialist expertise compared to a minor eyelid correction. Anaesthetic requirements, length of hospitalisation, operating theatre facilities, and the use of manufactured devices such as implants or biological matrices also influence the overall budget.
Patients should carefully research credentials before committing to any medical trip. Verifying that a surgeon is registered with the Turkish Ministry of Health and holds membership in legitimate national or international plastic surgery societies is essential. Ask directly about their specific experience with your chosen procedure and request non-promotional case examples demonstrating consistent results.
Hospitals should hold international accreditations or high domestic quality certifications, ensuring that operating theatres possess full intensive care backup, sterile environments, and dedicated nursing staff trained in post-operative airway and wound monitoring.
We assist international patients in navigating care options safely and transparently. By submitting your medical history and clear facial photographs, you can request a free quote. Our team coordinates directly with partner hospitals to provide an initial review and a clear, written plan detailing the proposed surgical techniques, anticipated stay duration, and recovery expectations before you decide to travel.
Most facial surgery patients stay between six and ten days. This timeframe allows for pre-operative consultations, the procedure itself, several post-operative checks, and the safe removal of stitches before flying home.
Yes, surgeons frequently combine treatments, such as an eyelid lift with fat grafting or a neck lift, during one operation. Combining procedures reduces total recovery time, though it depends strictly on your general health and safety clearance.
Surgeons place incisions within natural contours, hairline boundaries, or inside mouth and eyelid margins to keep scars inconspicuous. While some marking is inevitable, surgical incisions typically fade significantly over the first twelve months.
Light walking is encouraged immediately to support circulation. Strenuous cardiovascular exercise, weightlifting, and activities that involve bending over or heavy exertion should generally be avoided for four to six weeks to prevent swelling and bleeding.
Potential complications include prolonged swelling, bruising, haematoma, asymmetric healing, infection, and temporary numbness around the treated regions. Serious risks, such as nerve injury or poor skin healing, are rare but should be thoroughly discussed prior to surgery.
Patients must disclose all medical history, pause smoking and nicotine products for several weeks before and after treatment, and stop taking blood-thinning medications or specific herbal supplements under medical guidance to minimise bleeding risks.
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