In Turkey, salary and cost of living are lower than in Europe, in addition, the government supports the health sector. Therefore, a breast op in Turkey can be done without compromising on quality and standard, with lower costs at much cheaper prices.

With over 2 million medical tourists per year, Turkey is one of the three world leaders in health tourism. Experienced doctors, together with a professional team, take care of patients expertly and competently. With approximately 86 million population, Turkey ranks 17th in the world in terms of population. Doctors have a lot of practical experience compared to other countries, which makes them competent professionals. It is safe to have breast surgery in Turkey.

You save money and costs, benefit from international quality and avoid long waiting times. In Turkey, you get the appointment for your breast surgery at short notice, in Germany you have to wait weeks. The short flight time from Europe is another advantage.

Our contracted clinics offer the comfort of a 5-star, high-class hotel. The medical equipment meets international standards of the highest level. Across Turkey, 600 clinics have been awarded the coveted JCI certificate, which attests to safe and effective treatment methods, structured working methods and comfortable conditions. In comparison, fewer than 10 clinics in Germany hold this certificate.

The extent of the breast reduction will be determined by your attending physician together with you. Depending on your body type and initial weight, between 200 and 1500 grams per side can be removed.

Any woman who suffers from the size of her breasts is suitable for breast reduction. Breasts that are too large can cause both psychological and physical discomfort. Often, women experience back and neck pain or postural problems.

Yes, men can also have breast reduction surgery. The medical term for this is gynecomastia. It appears just after birth, during puberty or at an older age. It is not a dangerous condition, but many men find the overly large breast disturbing and suffer psychologically from it.

A differentiation is made between the vertical technique, where the incision goes around the areola and additionally vertically downwards from the nipple to the breast crease. This technique is also called the lollipop or keyhole incision. With the inverted T, the incision runs in the crease of the breast and extends vertically upward to the areola. These technics are mostly used for breast reductions.

The size of the implant will be determined by your attending physician together with you. There are implants with a volume of 80 to 750 ml. As a rule of thumb, about 200 ml corresponds to a bra size. Breast augmentations with a volume of 250 to 350 ml have the most natural effect.

Usually, breast implants with silicone gel are used. The new generation implants are filled with a cohesive silicone gel. This is more viscous than the silicone gel of the past, which has the advantage that the implants are dimensionally stable and no silicone leaks even in the case of small cracks. In addition, there are implants with saline, which are filled with saline only after they have been anchored in position in the breast. Therefore, the operation can be performed with relatively small incisions. However, these implants feel unnatural when worn and lose size over time, which also changes the shape of the breast.

Regular massaging of the breast in the postoperative period has positive results: Reducing the risk of edema and fastens the resorption of hematomas. The effect on soft tissues has a lymphatic drainage effect, which allows eliminating the accumulation of fluid around the implant. Getting rid of pain in the area of ​​operative access. Correction of the position of the implant. Through regular sessions, it is possible to eliminate the feeling of discomfort from the implant and to correct its position. Restoration of skin sensitivity. By improving the blood supply, massage after breast augmentation accelerates the regeneration of nerve fibers. Prevention of the formation of a connective tissue capsule around the implant and the implant and the formation of a soft breast.

Implants have different shapes. A distinction is made between round and teardrop-shaped implants. The tear-drop ones look more natural, as they are most similar to the shape of the bust. Therefore, these implants are also called anatomical implants. Round implants, however, are mainly used when the décolleté is to be emphasized.

A distinction is made between the inframammary technique, in which the incision is made in the breast crease and the implant can be placed comfortably under the breast muscle. The axillary technique, however, has the advantage that the breast remains completely scar-free, since the incision is made in the armpit. In this very demanding technique, the implant is placed over the breast muscle.

The implants differ in their surface structure. If implants with a smooth surface also feel more natural, this type is more likely to develop capsular fibrosis. Therefore, implants with a roughened surface are preferred nowadays.

Capsular fibrosis is a complication of breast augmentation that is as rare as it is feared. The body forms a thin layer of scar tissue around the implant. This is a normal immune reaction, as the implant is recognized as a foreign body and the organism tries to reject it. In rare cases, the immune system overreacts and the scar layer becomes too thick. This is called capsular fibrosis. In such a case, your attending physician will discuss the further treatment with you.

The method is ideal for slightly enlarging and improving the shape of the breast. Each breast can be filled from 150 ml to 300 ml of autologous fat (0,5 – 1 cup). If the patient wants bigger breast, there should be more than one session of Breast lipofilling.

As a rule, about 60-80% of transplanted fat takes root. The thinner the layer of transplanted fat is, the better it takes root. This is due to the fact that in this case, the entire fat layer receives sufficient blood circulation.

Yes, after removal of the implants, you can have a breast fat transplant. Many patients choose this option after the implant has been removed. However, it is not recommended replacing large implants with fat grafts. Fat is transferred to nearby breast tissue - the fat cannot fill the void left in the breast implant pocket. A breast lift may also be needed.

Usually, 1 to 3 sessions of fat transfer are enough to increase the size of your desired breasts.

Since the procedure is performed under general anaesthesia, the patient does not experience any pain during the operation. In the first few days after the operation, slight pain may occur, but this can be treated well with conventional painkillers.

Since self-dissolving threads are usually used, they do not need to be removed after the operation.

Although breast surgery can be performed on any patient over the age of 18, doctors agree that surgery is not advisable until the age of 20, when physical development is complete.

The manufacturers give a guarantee of 10 years. However, on average, the new generation breast implants often last up to 20 years. Your attending physician will decide if and when a breast implant needs to be replaced. In principle, implants can remain in the body as long as they are not damaged, and you have no complaints.

Subjective-aesthetic dissatisfaction. Too small size, asymmetry, disproportion in comparison with the rest of the figure. Ptosis (prolapse) of glandular tissues due to decreased production of collagen and elastin. The loss of the previous elasticity of the bust as a result of senile changes or after a period of pregnancy is replenished with the help of surgical tightening and implantation. Reconstruction after partial or complete removal of the mammary glands due to a tumor. The size is too big. Many women experience physical discomfort from excess glandular and adipose tissue formation. Male gynecomastia.

Acute infections or exacerbated chronic diseases, oncology, cardiovascular and hematological diseases, diabetes in the stage of decompensation, less than six months after the end of lactation, mental disorders. In addition, any mammoplasty is contraindicated for persons under the age of 18.

Contrary to popular belief, the ability to lactate after breast plastic surgery remains. The only exception is reduction mammoplasty (breast reduction), in which the resection of excess glandular tissue is inevitable.

Modern prostheses have a safe filler, but even it will not be able to leak, thanks to the barrier shell in 1-3 layers.

There are no carcinogens in the composition of implants, in addition, it has been clearly established that the likelihood of cancer in connection with mammoplasty does not increase.

The implant can only burst from a puncture. When tested during production, these products can withstand pressures of several quintals.