False Facts in Aesthetic Surgery
There is a lot of misinformation about aesthetic surgery that is becoming widespread day by day. Since the demand for aesthetics has started to attract intense interest, we encounter thousands of approaches on the internet or in our daily lives that want to turn this into their favor. Most individuals postpone the aesthetic operations they want to have because of this hearsay information. If it is decided to have an aesthetic operation, necessary research should be done on that subject and details should be obtained. Otherwise, misinformation that is thought to be true may cause negative consequences. Let's examine the most common misinformation that is thought to be true in aesthetic surgery in detail.
Breast Augmentation Surgery Prevents Breastfeeding!
Breast augmentation surgery does not prevent breastfeeding. This is a misinformation we have heard for years. The silicone prostheses used in breast augmentation surgery are placed under the muscle behind the breast or behind the breast membrane, allowing the breast to be seen more prominently. In this way, the integrity of the breast tissue is not compromised. In other words, contrary to what you think, silicones do not come into contact with the breast. Breastfeeding capacity is not impaired.
No Scars After Aesthetic Operations!
Unfortunately, this is not the case. In general, scars occur in all aesthetic surgery, albeit small. The size of these scars may vary depending on the type and size of the operation. Thanks to the advancing medical technology, the size of these scars is more concealable compared to the past. But it cannot be said that there will be no scars completely. Aesthetic surgeons strive to minimize these scars as much as possible.
It is Possible to Get Rid of All Weight with Liposuction Surgery!
Liposuction application allows the removal of fat layers that are molded in the body. It is a very important operation for a healthier body, but it is not enough alone to lose weight. After liposuction, it is necessary to eat a balanced and regular diet and exercise. Otherwise, if you return to the old order, the fat removed can be regained. In addition, the total amount of fat that can be safely removed from the body in one operation is between 3 to 5 liters. When this amount is exceeded, the possibility of serious risks increases.
Aesthetic Surgeries are Performed at Adulthood!
Contrary to this information, children can also undergo aesthetic operations. In fact, the most common surgery performed in children is prominent ear surgery. Children can undergo ear surgery with peace of mind at about 5-6 years of age. In addition, since the body of children is fresher and softer, it is more easily shaped and its permanence is lifelong.
