The FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) hair transplantation technique involves extracting hair follicles from the back of the head, known as the donor area, without harming tissue integrity. The extracted follicles, grouped into 1, 2, or 3 hairs, are kept in sterile Petri dishes. Channels for implantation are opened using a sapphire-tipped pen, considering the patient's hair growth directions and the consultation planning. It's crucial to tailor the channel openings to the patient's needs. Once the channels are ready, the extracted hair follicles are implanted to achieve naturalness and maximum density. FUE is preferred for patients with large bald areas due to a higher number of follicles. Recovery is swift, allowing patients to resume daily activities shortly after surgery.

Closed surgery results in fewer scars and a quicker recovery. With reduced gastric capacity, a feeling of satiety is achieved with less food. The natural functioning of the digestive system is not disrupted. You can achieve the desired weight in a short amount of time.

Closed surgery provides fewer scars and a faster recovery. A feeling of satiety is achieved with less food due to the reduced stomach capacity. The natural functioning of the digestive system remains intact. You can reach the desired weight in a short period.

Mastopexy can be defined as a breast lift operation, also known as a procedure for correcting breast sagging. As it is known, over time, all areas of the body succumb to the force of gravity, and the breasts are no exception. The breast tissue, which gradually loses its upright shape, tends to sag. This is where the mastopexy operation comes into play. This surgery aims to provide a more upright shape to the breasts. Additionally, it is possible to restore the upright appearance of the breast tissue, similar to what it had years ago, in just one session.