I graduated with honors from Marmara University Faculty of Medicine and completed my specialization in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at Akdeniz University. I believe that surgical experience, the selection of the right technique, and personalized planning are crucial in hair restoration. A natural, anatomically appropriate hairline design and a tissue-respecting surgical approach that reduces the risk of complications are essential in hair transplantation. While aiming to reduce the psychological effects of hair loss in both men and women, I also strive to apply medical and scientific supportive treatments and share my experiences globally.
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Our patient processes at our clinic
If there is significant laxity and sagging of the arm skin, surgical correction is performed. If your skin still has significant firmness and elasticity and subcutaneous fat is more prominent (a problem more common in our younger patients), liposuction alone can remove this subcutaneous fat tissue, and there will be no sagging of the skin. In other words, liposuction alone is sufficient.
Scars from the surgical procedure will remain on the inside of the arm. If there is significant sagging over a large area, a straight line scar extending from the armpit to the elbow may remain. This scar will fade over time and take on the skin color. If the sagging is concentrated in the upper part of the arm and the amount is small, then only an indistinct scar will remain in the armpit.
It should not be performed on individuals who have had breast tissue and axillary lymph nodes removed due to cancer. It should also not be preferred for individuals who sweat excessively in the armpits and frequently experience infections (common armpit acne).
With a soft bandage after the operation, the patient can go home the next day. After the check-ups on the second day, an arm brace will be fitted for the patient to wear for 3 weeks. Keeping the arms elevated after the operation will reduce pain and swelling. Arm exercises can be started in the second week.