Frequently Asked Questions
General information about medical aesthetic procedures, consultation, treatment planning and aftercare.
What is medical aesthetics?
Medical aesthetics includes non-surgical medical procedures designed to support facial and skin appearance. Treatment options are determined following an individual medical assessment by the physician.
Which treatment is suitable for me?
The appropriate treatment depends on your individual needs, medical history, facial or skin characteristics, and medical suitability. A personalized treatment plan is determined after consultation and medical assessment.
What happens during the first consultation?
During the consultation, the physician evaluates your individual needs and medical suitability. Appropriate treatment options, the procedure, expected course, potential risks, and aftercare are discussed with you.
Are medical aesthetic procedures suitable for everyone?
No. Not every procedure is suitable for every patient. Medical history, current health status, medications, treatment area, and other individual factors may affect treatment suitability. A medical assessment is required before the procedure.
How long does a procedure take?
Procedure duration varies depending on the treatment, application area, and individual treatment plan. More specific information is provided during your consultation.
When will I see the results?
The onset and duration of results vary according to the procedure and individual characteristics. Your physician will provide information about the expected treatment course during your consultation.
Is there any downtime after treatment?
Recovery time varies depending on the procedure and individual response. Your physician will provide appropriate aftercare instructions and information about activities that may need to be temporarily avoided.
Do I need an appointment?
Yes. Appointments are recommended to allow sufficient time for medical assessment, consultation, and individualized treatment planning.
Which languages are available?
Patient communication is available in Turkish, Russian and English. Please contact the practice in advance if you require additional information regarding communication support.
