Listen
Discuss expectations and questions openly.
Op. Dr. Mirza Yıldırım
Consider aesthetic surgery together with your expectations, health status, available options and possible risks.
Personal planning is made only after examination and medical assessment.
Approach
Every consultation begins by understanding expectations, assessing medical suitability and discussing the process clearly.
The aim is not to make a quick decision, but to consider the options and limitations together and create an informed path.
Discuss expectations and questions openly.
Review medical suitability, options and possible risks.
Shape the process around individual needs.
Information areas
Each topic provides general information. Options appropriate for you can only be identified after an examination and medical assessment.
Facial anatomy, proportions, expectations and the surgical decision process.
Request general information →Planning, possible options, risks and follow-up.
Explore the topic →Individual assessment, procedural limitations and recovery.
Request general information →A surgical approach to reassessing form and function.
Request general information →Breast aesthetics
A decision about breast aesthetics is made by considering expectations, anatomy, current health, possible methods and recovery conditions together.

Goals and possible options are discussed openly during the first consultation.

The appropriate method and material can only be selected after an individual examination.

Check-ups and recovery guidance depend on the procedure and the individual.
Images are representative and provided for information only; they do not promise a particular method or personal outcome.
Information
New content addresses frequently asked questions in clear language while preserving the medical context.



From consultation to follow-up
Expectations, questions and the current situation are discussed openly.
Suitability, alternatives, limitations and possible risks are considered.
If a decision is made, the process is planned around individual needs.
Check-ups and guidance depend on the procedure and the individual.
About the doctor
Specialist in Aesthetic, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
An approach to Aesthetic, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery that places individual assessment at the centre of every stage, from consultation through follow-up.
Questions, assessment and sufficient time all contribute to a clear decision.
In the clinic

The purpose of a consultation is to understand expectations, assess medical suitability and discuss possible options clearly.
Frequently asked questions
These answers provide general information and do not replace individual medical assessment.
Your expectations, health history, questions and the area being assessed are discussed. Suitability and options are considered after examination.
No. Anatomy, health, expectations and recovery conditions differ, so planning is based on individual assessment.
The procedure, individual characteristics and the body's healing response may affect recovery. The follow-up plan is determined by the doctor.
You may note your questions and should share accurate information about medication and health history with your doctor.
Contact
Contact the patient coordinator for general information and consultation planning.