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Bichectomy in Istanbul, Turkey Bichectomy (buccal fat removal) reduces a selected portion of the buccal fat pad to change lower-cheek contour. It is not appropriate for every face and does not treat general weight gain. Who may be suitable? Adults with stable weight, naturally full lower cheeks and adequate facial volume may be considered. Thin faces, marked laxity or a high risk of future hollowing may make the procedure unsuitable. Personalised planning: The fat is approached through a small incision inside the mouth. Conservative removal and facial balance are important because excessive reduction can look hollow as ageing progresses. Dr. Semih Yıldız prepares the surgical plan after reviewing medical history, photographs and treatment goals. Recovery and safety: Swelling, bruising and temporary discomfort are expected. Activity, compression garments or dressings, return to work and travel timing depend on the procedure and individual healing. Possible complications include bleeding, infection, asymmetry, salivary duct injury, facial nerve injury, prolonged swelling, contour depression and revision surgery. Benefits, limitations and alternatives are discussed during informed consent. Frequently asked questions How much does bichectomy in Istanbul cost? Pricing depends on surgical complexity, hospital and anaesthesia fees, combined procedures and included aftercare. A personalised written quotation follows medical assessment. Can buccal fat removal make the face look older? Excessive removal may contribute to hollowing over time, so candidacy and the amount removed must be assessed conservatively. How long should I stay in Istanbul? The recommended stay depends on the operation and early follow-up plan. International patients should confirm travel dates before booking flights. Request an online consultation for an individual treatment plan, expected recovery timeline and clear package details. This information is general and does not replace a medical examination.
