Medical Aesthetic

Regardless of whether the incisions caused by surgical procedures or accidents in our bodies are healed spontaneously or sutured during the recovery stage, the scars will always be persistent. The scar is the reaction of the skin to the injury and forms after the healing process. When these incisions heal spontaneously, the scars will be much more visible. However, if the incision is sutured appropriately in the early term and regular wound care is maintained, the scars will be minimized and barely seen. The scars of aesthetic surgeries are also persistent. Since the incisions are controlled and sutured properly and the scars designed for the hidden areas; they will not be seen. The scars vary depending on the genetics, region, age, race, skin type and health statues of the individual. The scars in the facial area heal well, whereas the scars in certain areas, particularly as anterior chest wall, heal poorly. Additionally, incisions that are parallel to the body lines heal well, whereas the vertical ones remain visible. In some people scars may heal to an extent that they cannot be seen, except of some redness which might be visible to others. The main purpose of scar treatment is to prevent scars before they get worse. Therefore, postoperative wound care, the use of scar creams recommended by the doctor and the use of sunscreen and moisturizers are very important. 

The pigment called melanin determines the skin colour of people. The skin gets darker based on the melanin content; increased content of pigment melanin causes sun spots, aging spots and pregnancy spots (melasma). Furthermore, long-term sun exposure also makes the skin get older and provides a basis for wrinkles. 

The Dermapen treatment system is a modern version of the micro-needling system. This procedure is preferred on the face, hands and neck and it is also suitable for all skin types. It can also be applied to sensitive areas thanks to the small and fine tip. The Dermapen is used to apply micro-needling to the skin, stimulating the production of elastin and collagen. The damaged areas of the skin are stimulated and encouraged to repair themselves swiftly. The application process runs smoothly and comfortably thanks to the anesthetic creams that are applied. The results are seen after 6 weeks of the procedure, and the peak rate of the effects are reached 3 month later.

Platelets (blood clotting cells) are available in our blood and their main function is to ensure clotting. These cells contain a large number of growth factors. Especially the platelet-rich part of our blood can be separated and these intracellular factors can be used to improve skin quality. It acts by increasing collagen production and vascularization after intradermal administration. It reduces fine wrinkles on the skin and gives a bright, elastic and vital appearance. It helps regenerate the skin faster in case of skin damage after sunlight, UV damage and skin treatments such as laser or peeling. It is also used to prevent hair loss and strengthens thin hair and increases the hair density.

It can be applied to the face, neck, décolleté, hands and scalp. It can be administered to the skin at multiple points by microinjection method. It can also be combined with a derma pen. First, approximately 10 ccs of blood are collected from the person. This blood is processed with special kits, made ready and applied depending on the needs of the person. It does not require anesthesia. The procedure takes about 40 – 45 minutes. After the application, it is recommended not to wash the face, wear make – up, have a massage or do movements such as bending and lying for 2 – 3 hours. Redness, swelling, and/or bruising may occur at the treatment sites. For optimum outcome, at least 3 sessions at intervals of 2 – 3 weeks should be taken. Repeated sessions may be required depending on the needs of the person.