Facial aesthetics is a suitable procedure for anyone with good general health and realistic expectations. A detailed consultation is required before the procedure. The surgeon determines the most appropriate procedure by evaluating factors such as the skin structure, age and general health status of the person.

As with any surgical procedure, facial aesthetics carries some risks. These risks include infection, bleeding, anaesthetic reactions, scarring, nerve damage and unwanted results. It is important to choose an experienced surgeon to minimise these risks.

There is no specific age limit for facial aesthetics, but it is generally suitable for individuals aged 18 and over. The procedures performed at young ages are usually minimally invasive procedures. At older ages, more extensive procedures such as facelift may be preferred. The important thing is the general health status and aesthetic needs of the person.

Recovery time after facial aesthetics varies according to the procedure performed. After minimally invasive procedures such as Botox and fillers, you can usually return to normal activities on the same day. In larger operations such as facelift, the recovery period may take several weeks. Full recovery may take 3-6 months.

Facial aesthetics includes surgical and non-surgical procedures performed to improve the appearance of the face. These procedures include facelift, rhinoplasty (rhinoplasty), eyelid aesthetics (blepharoplasty), neck lift, ear aesthetics and lip aesthetics.