Getting canthoplasty + Fat grafting tomorrow

[artvandelay]

Does the surgery goes well bro?

yes so far i am very happy and glad i chose her

 

[ChicossMogg]

yes so far i am very happy and glad i chose her

Where did you get that ? In Europe ?

 

[artvandelay]

brother its mentioned multiple times in the thread come on

dr ayse dolar bilge

 

[ChicossMogg]

brother its mentioned multiple times in the thread come on

dr ayse dolar bilge

Ok ths bro because i will do quite same as you fat grafting to supra-orbital and canthoplasty

 

[Psl.sinper]

yes so far i am very happy and glad i chose her

tuff bro I'm going to her for exact same thing in two months. would you be okay with sending me some pics of you before/after?

 

[Public Enemy]

results?

 

[artvandelay]

thats from her ig story

but im not posting selfies on here you people will find a way to gaslight me into believing its bad or something

you can dm me tho

 

[bossman]

@artvandelay I'm considering her for a fat graft as well. Haven't gotten in touch yet, so still hypothetical at this point. @bossman warned us in a past thread that her fees are comparable to Western surgeons', so your quotes don't come as a surprise. It seems to be a common trope nowadays among the best Turkish surgeons in their respective fields : their marketing is skill-based, not price-based any longer ; their targeted international patients are ready to pay as much as they would in their country of origin, if not more. Just like you.

That said, I don't know how experienced she is with fat grafts. Did she show you a large portfolio of results, and did it display numerous male patients ? Did she tell you how frequently she performs the procedure ?
It seems a bit odd that you lack fat to harvest if you're actually not that lean. Very lean guys who went to Thailand had fat harvested from their thighs and glutes, when the belly and lower back were too dry. I can't recall anyone being rejected by the Thais for being too lean.

Maybe she is just conservative by default, because she's seen too many botched jobs from other surgeons and has strong ethics.
The scientific literature on fat grafting does back her up (@LTN ). Overfilling is not a recommended practice. If a patient wants to achieve so-called hunter eyes, he can undergo several successive grafting sessions. This strategy is more costly, but it's also safer, faster to recover from, and it allows better control over the final outcome. Most people here cannot be bothered with this strategy, either because their budget doesn't allow it, and/or because they are very young and have no patience (they think life is over at 25yo ... if not earlier ).

She is conservative by default when it comes to fat grafts, likes to talk about nanofat a lot which is for skin quality not volume. Not worth it