faq

1. How many types of breast implants are there, and what are their differences?

Breast implants are divided into two main types: o Silicone: Filled with silicone gel and more popular because they feel closer to natural breast tissue. o Saline: Filled with saline solution, and if leakage occurs, the body safely absorbs the fluid.

2. Which is better: round implants or teardrop-shaped implants?

o Round: Provide uniform fullness and are suitable for those seeking more upper breast projection. o Teardrop (anatomical): Offer a more natural shape and are recommended for those who prefer a natural-looking breast contour.

3. Where are breast implants placed?

o Under the muscle (subpectoral): Provides more coverage and a more natural appearance. o Under the breast gland (subglandular): Has a shorter recovery period but may make implant edges more visible. o Dual-plane: Half of the implant is placed under the muscle and the other half above it.

4. What is the recovery period after surgery?

It usually takes 1 to 2 weeks to return to daily activities. Heavy physical activities should be avoided for 4 to 6 weeks.

5. Is it necessary to wear a special garment or bra after surgery?

Yes. Wearing a non-wired medical support bra for 3 months is recommended to help stabilize the implants.

6. When can I resume exercise?

Light activities can be resumed after 2 weeks, and intense workouts after 3 months, with your doctor’s approval.

7. How long do breast implants last?

Modern implants are designed to be long-lasting and often permanent. Replacement is only needed if a problem occurs or if the patient desires changes.

8. Do implants need to be replaced every 10 years?

No. If the implants are functioning properly and the patient is satisfied with their appearance, replacement is not necessary.

9. Do breast implants increase the risk of cancer?

Studies show that breast implants do not increase the risk of developing breast cancer.

10. What are the common side effects after surgery?

These include pain, swelling, bruising, slight changes in nipple sensitivity, and in rare cases, infection or implant displacement.

11. Can I get pregnant and breastfeed after breast augmentation?

Yes. Breast implants do not interfere with pregnancy or breastfeeding

12. Do breast implants interfere with mammography?

Implants may slightly affect mammogram images, but special techniques allow accurate breast examination.

13. Can a breast lift be performed at the same time as implant surgery?

Yes. If there is breast sagging, combining a lift with implants is often recommended

1. What is eyebrow and temple lift surgery?

An eyebrow and temple lift is a cosmetic procedure that elevates the eyebrows and the skin around the temples, helping improve drooping eyebrows as well as reduce forehead wrinkles and lines around the eyes. This surgery results in a younger, fresher appearance.

2. Who is a good candidate for this surgery?

Individuals who are unhappy with drooping eyebrows, forehead wrinkles, or a tired facial appearance and wish to improve these concerns may be good candidates for an eyebrow and temple lift.

3. What are the different types of eyebrow and temple lift?

o Classic Lift: Incisions are made in the forehead area, and the skin is lifted upward. o Endoscopic Lift: Small cameras and minimal incisions are used to lift the skin and underlying tissues.

4. How is eyebrow and temple lift surgery performed?

This surgery is usually performed under general anesthesia and takes about 1 to 2 hours, depending on the technique used. The surgeon makes appropriate incisions, lifts the skin and underlying tissues, and secures them in their new position

5. Will there be visible scars after surgery?

In modern techniques, incisions are made in hidden areas such as the hairline or within the hair, so scars are not visible. With proper care and over time, the scars fade completely.

6. What complications may occur after an eyebrow and temple lift?

Possible complications include swelling, bruising, temporary numbness, infection, bleeding, and in rare cases, nerve injury. Choosing an experienced surgeon and following postoperative instructions significantly reduces these risks.

7. Can an eyebrow and temple lift improve drooping eyelids?

Yes. In some cases, this procedure can improve upper eyelid drooping. However, in more severe cases, additional eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) may be necessary.

8. What postoperative care is required?

o Use cold compresses to reduce swelling and bruising o Avoid heavy activities and intense exercise for several weeks o Sleep with your head elevated to minimize swelling o Take prescribed medications as directed o Attend follow-up appointments for healing assessment

9. When can I return to daily activities?

Most patients can return to normal daily activities within 1 to 2 weeks, but should avoid heavy activities and intense exercise for several weeks.

10. How long do the results of eyebrow and temple lift surgery last?

The results typically last 10 to 15 years.

11. Does an eyebrow and temple lift change the shape of the eyes?

This surgery can make the eyes appear more open and youthful, but it does not change the natural shape of the eyes. If additional changes are needed, complementary procedures such as blepharoplasty may be recommended.

12. What is Bella Eyes surgery?

A procedure that lifts the eyebrows, temples, and cheeks simultaneously.

1. At what age can someone undergo rhinoplasty?

The minimum age for rhinoplasty is after the completion of puberty: around 16 years old for girls and 17–18 years old for boys, provided that facial growth is complete.

2. Do I need a CT scan or X-ray before surgery?

Yes—if you have breathing problems, a deviated septum, or nasal polyps. For purely cosmetic rhinoplasty, imaging is usually not required.

3. Can rhinoplasty be performed during menstruation?

Yes, medically there is no problem. However, due to hormonal fluctuations, some surgeons prefer to operate outside this period.

4. How long before surgery should I stop smoking or hookah?

You must stop at least 2 weeks before and 4 weeks after surgery, as smoking interferes with healing and increases the risk of infection.

5. How long does rhinoplasty take?

Approximately 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on the nose type and whether breathing corrections or polyp removal are needed

6. Is rhinoplasty done under local anesthesia or general anesthesia?

Most surgeries are performed under general anesthesia. Local anesthesia is only used in minor procedures.

7. Can I choose the shape or model of my nose?

To some extent, yes. However, the final shape must match your facial anatomy, skin type, and nasal structure.

8. Do thick-skinned (fleshy) noses tend to return to their previous shape?

In the past, the risk of recurrence was higher, but with modern structural reinforcement techniques, the chance of relapse has significantly decreased.

9. Can a deviated septum or polyps be corrected at the same time as rhinoplasty?

Yes. Combined functional and cosmetic surgery can be performed in a single operation.

10. Will there be any visible scars after surgery?

In the open technique, a small incision is made, which usually fades completely after a few months.

11. How long is the recovery period after rhinoplasty?

Most bruising occurs during the first 5 days. You can usually return to work after one week, but the final result becomes fully visible after one year.

12. How long should I use nasal tape?

Typically 4 to 8 weeks of continuous taping is recommended.

13. How long should I avoid wearing glasses?

At least 4 to 6 weeks, so no pressure is applied to the nasal bones.

14. When can I shower or bathe?

From the second day, you may wash your body, but avoid wetting your face until the cast is removed.

15. What foods should I avoid after surgery?

Avoid salty foods, very hot foods, hard or chewy foods, and gas-producing foods. Fruits and vegetables are recommended.

16. How long should I avoid exercise or strenuous activity?

Heavy activity should be avoided for 4 to 6 weeks. Light walking is allowed.

17. Is breathing difficult immediately after surgery?

Yes, due to swelling inside the nose or because of nasal packing. This usually improves within a few days.

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1. What is the recovery period like after surgery?

After surgery, you may experience swelling, bruising, and temporary numbness in the operated area. These symptoms usually improve within 1 to 2 weeks. Most patients can return to their daily activities within 1 to 2 weeks, but full recovery may take several months.

How can I book an in-person consultation?

Through this same web application, by clicking the Consultation button, you will first receive an online pre-consultation, and then you can book your in-person appointment.

What is the clinic address?

Tehran, Vanak Square, beginning of Mollasadra Street, No. 8, Sadra Doctors Building, 2nd floor, Unit 3.

Do you offer online consultations?

Online consultations are only available for individuals living outside Iran. These patients can contact the consultants through the WhatsApp number (outside Iran) to schedule their online appointment.

Is it possible to cancel a consultation appointment?

Yes, please notify us at least 24 hours before your scheduled time.

What are the clinic’s working hours?

Consultations with the doctor are held on Saturdays and Tuesdays from 15:00 to 19:00. Please note that you must coordinate with our staff to book an in-person consultation.

Do you provide non-in-person consultations as well?

Yes. An initial non-in-person consultation is conducted for all clients by the doctor’s assistants. If you live abroad and have limited time in Iran, a video online consultation with the doctor can also be arranged.