ANKARA · ÇUKURAMBAR

All Procedures

Prof. Dr. Serdar Öztürk sees patients across plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgery at his practice in Çukurambar, Ankara.

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At a glance

Procedures fall under six headings: nose (rhinoplasty, revision, septorhinoplasty and related procedures), face, breast, body, hair and genital surgery. Each guide explains who a procedure suits, recovery and risks; your personal plan is made at consultation in Ankara.

Nose

Rhinoplasty is the main focus of this website. Start with rhinoplasty in Ankara.

RhinoplastyConsultation, open and closed techniques, breathing function, recovery and realistic expectations.Explore ↗Rhinoplasty step by stepFrom consultation and the day of surgery to splint removal and the one-year review, in eight steps.Explore ↗Revision rhinoplastyAssessing concerns after previous nose surgery, timing, cartilage grafts and when further surgery may not be the best option.Explore ↗Thick-skin rhinoplastyHow skin thickness affects the result, tip definition, swelling, recovery time and realistic expectations. Consultation in Ankara.Explore ↗Nasal tip surgeryWho it may suit, how skin thickness and cartilage support shape the result, and what recovery involves.Explore ↗SeptorhinoplastySeptorhinoplasty combines nose reshaping with septum correction. Learn when it is considered and how breathing and appearance are planned together.Explore ↗Rhinoplasty for menFacial proportions, previous injuries, thicker skin and breathing. How a natural, individual result is planned in Ankara.Explore ↗Dorsal hump rhinoplastyWhy a hump forms, how it is corrected, the role of the nasal tip, recovery and whether the hump can return.Explore ↗Crooked nose rhinoplastyCauses, relation to the septum, correction techniques, breathing and realistic expectations.Explore ↗Nasal raspingWhy bridge, cartilage, tip and airway are assessed together, and what recovery after hump reduction involves.Explore ↗Nose shapesDorsal hump, droopy or wide tip, crooked, short or long nose. How proportions are assessed for an individual plan.Explore ↗Septoplasty (deviated septum)Causes of nasal obstruction, when surgery helps, how it is performed and what recovery looks like.Explore ↗Turbinate reductionCauses and symptoms of enlarged turbinates, medical treatment, reduction techniques, recovery and combination with rhinoplasty.Explore ↗Nasal fracture treatmentSymptoms, emergency signs, timing of closed reduction, and rhinoplasty for old fractures and septal damage.Explore ↗Snoring and nasal obstructionDeviated septum, turbinates, allergy and valve collapse. When is surgery considered?Explore ↗Open vs closed rhinoplastyIncisions, scars, swelling, recovery and which approach suits which nose. Consultation in Ankara with Prof. Dr. Serdar Öztürk.Explore ↗Piezo rhinoplastyHow it works, differences from conventional technique, advantages and limits, who may benefit, and recovery.Explore ↗Rib cartilage rhinoplastyWhen it is needed, differences from septal and ear cartilage, donor-site scar, risks and recovery.Explore ↗Non-surgical rhinoplastyWhat it can and cannot do, how long it lasts, vascular risks, thread lifts and comparison with surgery.Explore ↗

Face

Facial surgery overview.

Breast

Breast surgery overview.

Body

Body contouring overview.

Hair

Hair transplant and FUE.

Genital

Genital surgery overview.

Frequently asked questions

Which procedures does Prof. Dr. Serdar Öztürk perform?

Rhinoplasty first and foremost, as well as facial, breast, body, hair and genital aesthetic and reconstructive surgery.

Can several areas be treated in one operation?

Some procedures can be combined; scope and duration are decided for safety at consultation.

Sources and further reading

Reliable sources for general background:

American Society of Plastic Surgeons · Cosmetic procedures ↗American Society of Plastic Surgeons · Reconstructive procedures ↗American Society of Plastic Surgeons · Patient safety ↗

This page is general information and does not replace an individual examination. Surgery has risks and outcomes cannot be guaranteed.