Before and After
This page explains how before and after images should be read and the conditions under which they are published. Cases will appear here once the consent process is complete.
How to read this gallery
The most useful way to use it is to find the case whose starting point most resembles your own nose. The same operation gives different results in different anatomy, so "this starting point looks like mine" is a sounder thought than "I want this result".
The angle, lighting and distance of the photographs are kept the same before and after. Comparing two photographs taken from different angles is misleading.
When were they taken?
Follow-up time is noted under each case. Because swelling after nose surgery usually takes about a year to resolve fully, early photographs do not show the final result.
Photographs taken between six months and one year are more suitable for assessment.
Patient consent
Written consent is obtained from the patient for every image in this gallery. Images of patients who do not consent are not published anywhere.
Declining to have your photographs shared has no effect whatsoever on your treatment.
Cases
Before and after images are not published until a signed image consent form is on file for each case. Turkish regulation prohibits publishing patient images without consent.
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