What is the Best Treatment for Face Rejuvenation?

The best treatment for facial rejuvenation depends on your individual needs and goals. Some popular options include:

• Botox: Reduces fine lines and wrinkles by temporarily relaxing muscles.
• Dermal Fillers: Adds volume to areas like the cheeks, lips, and under the eyes.
• Laser Treatments: Improves skin texture, reduces pigmentation, and promotes collagen production.
• Chemical Peels: Removes dead skin cells, revealing smoother and brighter skin underneath.
• Facelift Surgery: Offers long-term results by tightening the skin and underlying muscles for a more youthful contour.
A consultation with Dr. Mahmut Özgül will help you determine the best approach tailored to your skin’s needs.

Is Rejuvenation Good for Your Face?

Yes, facial rejuvenation can be highly beneficial for your skin. It helps reduce visible signs of aging, such as wrinkles and fine lines, and improves skin texture and tone. By restoring lost volume, it can give you a more youthful appearance. Beyond the physical benefits, facial rejuvenation often boosts self-confidence by enhancing your natural beauty. Non-surgical treatments like Botox and fillers are minimally invasive, while surgical options such as facelifts offer longer-lasting and more dramatic results.

Is Facial Rejuvenation Permanent?

While facial rejuvenation can produce long-lasting results, no treatment is completely permanent. Non-surgical treatments, like Botox, typically last 3 to 6 months, while dermal fillers can last up to a year or more. Surgical options, like a facelift, provide more durable results, but aging is an ongoing process, and maintenance treatments may be required over time.

Is Facial Rejuvenation the Same as a Facelift?

No, facial rejuvenation encompasses a variety of treatments, both surgical and non-surgical, aimed at improving the face’s appearance. A facelift is just one type of facial rejuvenation procedure. While a facelift focuses on tightening and lifting the skin, non-surgical options like Botox, fillers, and laser treatments can address other concerns like wrinkles, volume loss, and skin texture without surgery.

By offering a range of rejuvenation options, Dr. Mahmut Özgül provides personalized treatments that can restore your youthful glow and help you feel your best.

Rhinoplasty is considered a painless operation with a week to ten days of downtime post operatively. Patients feel a bit of fullness at the middle of their face and a bit discomfort for the first week after the operation. There might be bruising that spreads to the lower eyelids. Swelling and bruising increases in the first 48 hours after the operation that is why it is recommended to apply cold compress every hour 10 minutes over the splint and sleep your head elevated for the first 2 nights post op. Early extra swelling and bruising dissipates mostly in the first 7- 10 days after the operation. Some patients don’t even bruise so it is not a rule that you will be looking like a raccoon in the post op period.

Depending on the extension of the septal work, silicone splints are put in to the nose. I prefer to remove the silicone splints with the external thermoplastic splint at post op sixth day. Tiny stiches placed at the columellar incision and if there is an alar base reduction stitches at the alar base gets removed also on 6th day post op. Afterwards nose is taped to control swelling and tapes are kept on for another 5 days. I always recommend self massage for patients at least for 2 weeks until the end of 3 weeks post op. Massaging helps with the swollen soft tissues to adapt to their new locations and patients to lose swelling faster. At 6 weeks post op patients tend to lose %60 of the swelling and start to see the shape of their nose. After a rhinoplasty it takes 9- 18 months to see the final results. This huge difference of nearly a year depends on the patient factors such as the amount of reduction/ augmentation, skin and soft tissue characteristics (patients that have thick and oily skin tend to see their results later) and the habits (as smoking and alcohol use) of the patients’ .

It may not be possible to make a perfect nose out of every single nose. Mostly it depends to the nose that we start with. Within the operation I manipulate and get to work with four different tissues; skin, cartilage, bone and ligaments. If there is severe deviation, severe soft tissue or cartilage asymmetry it is more probable to have a slight residual problem. Most of those problems can be treated with injection of steroid mixtures or hyaluronic acid filler without a need for a second surgery. Rarely patients may need a revision operation which is more simple- something like a touch up.

There are a ton of different names that is attached to rhinoplasty. Although a couple has a scientific background like structural rhinoplasty and preservation rhinoplasty the rest is actually non-sense only mentioning the technique (open- close) or instruments (Piezzo- ultrasonic- micro rhinoplasty) or pre operative evaluation utilities (3D- 4D rhinoplasty). The latter doesn’t have any influence over the operation that is carried out but mentions the way that it is done.

My main preference is to perform open structural rhinoplasty when there is a deviation and a need for extensive septal work and closed preservation rhinoplasty when the nose is good overall but it needs small changes for improvement.

In order to get a quote you need to send our team photos of your full face and fill in the medical informations form. After I evaluate both I can do an operative plan and my assistants give the detailed information about the process.

Before the operation at our live consultation I do simulations in order to understand what are the actual patient expectations. It guides me through the surgery on how to shape up the nose.