Breast Aesthetic Surgery
Breast aesthetic surgery is one of the most frequently chosen aesthetic operations, and many people consider it.
Why Dr. Süleyman Taş?
Patients from all over Turkey choose Prof. Dr. Süleyman TAŞ for their surgery. To understand these patients better and to help people considering an operation, a comprehensive survey was sent to 5,000 patients. The survey results show that the main reasons are:
Breast Surgery with
Prof. Dr. Süleyman TAŞ
Prof. Dr. Süleyman TAŞ starts from the patient's realistic expectations and brings his own experience to the work. He assesses the condition of the breasts and aims for a good breast surgery experience.
Who Is a Good Candidate for Breast Surgery?
It can be performed for patients with underdeveloped breasts, sagging after pregnancy, sagging due to weight changes or age, and very large breasts. In cases that cause serious problems, it may also be considered for people under 18 after a medical assessment.
People With Physical Concerns
Breast tissue that is genetically too little or too much, excess breast tissue relative to height and weight, breasts of different sizes, asymmetry, or sagging caused by breastfeeding, time and gravity
People Whose Physical Development Is Complete
It is not performed on people under 18 or those whose physical development is not complete.
Healthy People
It is not performed on women who are pregnant or breastfeeding, or on people planning to lose weight.
The Breast Surgery Process
Choosing a Breast Surgeon
Trust in Your Surgeon: The breasts are a private area, and women need to trust the surgeon they turn to before they even arrive. This trust is reinforced during a detailed consultation. Patients should express their concerns clearly, and the surgeon should explain realistically what can be done. This creates a healthy relationship of trust.
Experience: The surgeon should specialise in this field and know the anatomy of breast tissue well. They should share their experience with the patient and show similar examples where available.
Technique: Which technique suits which patient is decided in a detailed discussion between patient and surgeon. The surgeon must be able to analyse the patient correctly, taking into account age, height, weight, previous pregnancies and the possibility of having children after surgery. A good surgeon considers these factors and shares them with the patient.
With the right analysis, the right technique is chosen according to the patient's expectations, and the next steps follow from that. The operation, recovery, hospital stay and cost should be discussed in detail, and surgery can be planned once both sides agree.
The Surgeon's Care: The same attention and care should continue before and after breast surgery. If you have found all of the above with your surgeon, you are in the right place and can trust them with your care.
Planning Breast Surgery
The surgeon performing the operation should be highly experienced and have a thorough understanding of breast anatomy. Planning and markings are completed before surgery. Before breast surgery it is very important to be well informed, and getting opinions from more than one surgeon can help. In planning, the surgeon first listens to the patient's concerns and performs a physical examination. Problems such as asymmetry or breasts that are too large or too small are addressed in the plan. The patient's body measurements, skin quality and chest wall are assessed to choose a suitable implant, and the incision site is marked according to the procedure.
Before Breast Surgery
Alcohol should be stopped 3 weeks before surgery, as should aspirin and blood-thinning medications containing aspirin. Tobacco products should not be used. People with bleeding problems or serious health conditions must inform their doctor before surgery.
How Is Breast Aesthetic Surgery Performed?
After Breast Surgery
Breast aesthetic surgery is performed under general anaesthesia and takes about 1 hour 30 minutes on average, varying from person to person. Because of the general anaesthesia, the whole process, including going to sleep, waking up fully and returning to your room, can take 3 to 4 hours.
Breast surgery techniques: In breast surgery the technique relates to the incision. An incision in the natural fold under the breast allows the implant to be placed under the muscle, aiming for a natural-looking result, and the scar is not noticeable at first glance. The incision can also be made around the areola or in the armpit.
After breast surgery you stay in hospital for one night. Because the operation is performed under general anaesthesia, observation is important. You are discharged the day after surgery, have a check-up after 1 week and can gradually return to social life after two weeks.
Breast Aesthetic Procedures
Breast tissue can change because of breastfeeding, ageing, genetic factors and childbirth. Breasts may also be naturally too small or too large. These changes and a disproportionate appearance can make people unhappy with how they look and can even affect self-confidence. Success in breast aesthetic surgery depends on factors such as realistic expectations, surgery by an experienced plastic surgeon, and a breast shape and size that suit the body.
Breast reduction, breast lift and breast augmentation are performed with a range of implant types and volume options, making it possible to achieve the desired shape.
Breast Surgery: Frequently Asked Questions
What procedures does breast aesthetic surgery include?
It includes breast augmentation, reduction, lift and combinations of these.
How long do breast implants last?
Modern implants have no fixed lifespan; with regular check-ups they can remain trouble-free for many years.
Is breastfeeding possible after breast surgery?
Depending on the technique used, breastfeeding remains possible for most patients; this is discussed in detail at the consultation.
When can I return to work?
Most patients return to desk work within 1 week; strenuous exercise can be resumed after 4 to 6 weeks.
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Breasts that are too small for the body can make choosing clothes difficult and cause psychological distress. During the operation, implants of the size and shape agreed with the patient are placed.
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Sagging caused by age, pregnancy and breastfeeding is corrected by reshaping the breast, and increasing its volume where needed, to suit the body.
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Breasts that are too large for the body can cause problems such as back pain as well as psychological distress, so an operation is performed to remove the excess tissue.
