Medical Aesthetics

Peeling is a process of removing dead cells, dirt, and damaged tissue accumulated on the uppermost layer of the skin in a controlled manner using specially formulated acidic solutions. Applicable at superficial, medium, or deep levels, peeling targets sun spots, fine wrinkles, acne scars, and uneven skin tone. Following the procedure, collagen production in the lower layers of the skin is stimulated, resulting in a much fresher, more vibrant, smoother, and brighter complexion.

With the aging process, the amount of subcutaneous fat tissue, hyaluronic acid, and collagen decreases; this causes sagging and drooping in the face. Using FDA-approved, safe fillers, volume is added to the lips, cheekbones are defined, the jawline is sharpened, and deep nasolabial lines are eliminated. It is a highly comfortable procedure that provides immediate results, non-surgical facial reshaping, and allows for a quick return to daily life.

Repeated facial expressions (smiling, frowning, surprise) over the years lead to permanent dynamic wrinkles on the skin. Botox treatment temporarily relaxes the contraction of the muscles that cause these wrinkles, making the skin appear smooth as if it had been ironed. It is particularly effective on forehead lines, the area between the eyebrows (glabella), and crow's feet around the eyes. When performed by experts, it does not create a frozen expression; on the contrary, it gives your face a rested, bright, and much younger look.

Mesotherapy is a process where hyaluronic acid, vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and antioxidants, created as a personalized "youth cocktail," are injected directly into the middle layer of the skin (mesoderm) using micro-needles to improve skin quality. Acting at a depth inaccessible to creams applied to the skin's surface, mesotherapy deeply moisturizes the skin, increases elasticity, reduces fine wrinkles, and erases the appearance of fatigue. It is also frequently used to stop hair loss and strengthen hair strands.

Burn injuries can reduce quality of life not only aesthetically but also functionally by restricting joint movement. Post-burn contractures can be relieved, and scars can be made more acceptable using skin grafts or tissue expanders (tissue balloons). Advanced tissue repair techniques aim to provide both physical and psychological relief for the patient.

In diabetic patients, non-healing wounds on the feet due to circulatory and nervous system damage (neuropathy) are serious conditions carrying the risk of limb loss (amputation). Treatment of these wounds involves removing dead tissue (debridement), advanced wound care techniques, and, if necessary, microsurgery with healthy tissue transfer to close the wound and save the foot.

The hand is a miraculous organ with a complex network of bones, tendons, nerves, and blood vessels. Replantation of fingers severed in workplace accidents, cuts, or trauma, repair of severed tendons and nerves, or treatment of nerve compressions such as carpal tunnel syndrome are performed using microsurgical techniques with millimeter precision. The primary goal is to restore the hand's fine motor movements and gripping power.

Surgical removal of tumors developing in the head and neck region (lips, tongue, jaw, skin) is the primary priority. However, tissue deficiencies resulting from this procedure can impair the patient's basic functions such as speaking, chewing, and swallowing. Reconstructive surgery involves transplanting bone, muscle, or skin tissue (free flaps) from another part of the body to this area using microsurgical techniques, thereby restoring both vital functions and the aesthetic appearance of the face.

In the treatment of skin cancers such as melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, or squamous cell carcinoma, the tumor tissue is removed with safe surgical margins. Especially after excisions in the facial area (nose, eye area, lips), closure is performed using local flaps or skin grafts, paying attention to aesthetic units. In this way, aesthetic losses and scarring are minimized while treating the cancer.

Fractures in the jaw (mandible), cheekbone (zygoma), nose, or eye socket (orbit) bones resulting from traffic accidents, falls, or sports injuries are fixed in their anatomical positions using special titanium plates and screws. These surgeries not only prevent facial asymmetry but also address vision or dental/chewing problems.

Congenital anomalies such as cleft lip and palate, prominent ear deformity (otoplasty), fused fingers (syndactyly), or extra fingers (polydactyly), which are seen from infancy, are corrected with specialized surgical interventions. These early repairs ensure that the child grows up on equal footing with their peers socially, psychologically, and functionally in later years.

This is a deep cleansing and purification protocol that addresses the skin's basic needs. The process consists of cleansing the skin, opening pores with steam, manual extraction of blackheads and comedones, application of masks suitable for your skin type, and intense moisturizing. When done regularly, it maintains the skin's oil and moisture balance and prevents acne formation.

This is a painless and innovative smart skincare system that uses magnetic infusion technology instead of needles to deliver active ingredients under the skin. Special capsules with anti-wrinkle, brightening, or intensely moisturizing properties are absorbed into the skin using magnetic applicators. From the first session, it offers relaxation of facial muscles, increased blood circulation, and an instantly noticeable brightening and lifting effect. Ideal for special occasions.

These treatments aim to reduce the visibility of stretch marks (striae), which are caused by the tearing of elastin and collagen fibers under the skin due to pregnancy, rapid growth during puberty, or sudden weight changes. Depending on the stage of the stretch marks (whether they are red or white), microneedling, fractional radiofrequency, or laser systems are combined to break down scar tissue and stimulate new collagen production. Although the stretch marks do not disappear completely, they become visibly less noticeable as they blend with the skin tone, and the skin tightens.

The device works on the principle of creating hundreds of microscopic channels per second on the skin's surface using micro-needles at its tip. These controlled micro-injuries activate the body's own wound-healing mechanism, initiating intense collagen and elastin production. The absorption of special serums delivered to the skin through these channels is maximized. It provides miraculous rejuvenation for acne scars, enlarged pores, sun spots, fine lines, and uneven skin tone.

This is a world-renowned American skincare system suitable for all skin types, utilizing patented Vortex (vacuum) technology. During the treatment, the skin's surface is exfoliated (peeled) of dead cells using liquid microdermabrasion, dirt in the pores is painlessly removed with vacuum suction, and simultaneously, solutions containing concentrated antioxidants, hyaluronic acid, and peptides are pumped into the skin. It provides incredible hydration, smoothness, and a red carpet glow to the skin without causing irritation.