Op. Dr. İlhan Serdaroğlu
I have been serving patients for over 25 years.
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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In society, some people may perceive a small and recessed chin structure as a sign of a “weak or timid personality,” which may cause discomfort in social life. For this reason, such profile procedures can also be considered as psychological support and confidence-enhancing operations, since they can directly affect a person’s self-confidence and social relationships.
How is the operation performed?
Through an incision made under the chin or inside the mouth, an implant of appropriate size and shape (such as round or square) is placed in front of the chin bone structure. The implant cannot be noticed either by touch or by visual inspection from the outside. The operation takes approximately 30 minutes to 1 hour and can be performed under local anesthesia with sedation.
What is the postoperative period like?
There may be swelling, mild pain, and bruising in the chin area. A light bandage is used as a dressing and is removed on the 3rd day. The sutures are removed after 5–7 days. Normal daily activities can usually be resumed after one week.