Guray Yesiladali, MD, FEBOPRAS

I understand how disappointing an unsatisfactory BBL result can be. Fortunately, revision surgery can often restore a smoother, more harmonious silhouette when planned carefully. A detailed examination is essential before deciding on the best approach. The concern is not simply excess fat around the hips. The transition between the waist, hips and buttocks and restoring its continuity, should be the primary focus of your revision, rather than removing more fat from a single area. Revision should focus on restoring this transition rather than removing more volume. Depending on your examination, this may involve selective liposuction, strategic fat grafting and, if skin laxity is present, lifting procedures. Just as importantly, try to stay in a positive mindset throughout this process. Revision cases often lead patients to overanalyze every detail and make decisions too quickly. Remind yourself that with patience, a thorough evaluation and a surgeon experienced in revision body contouring, achieving the silhouette you envision is possible. — Güray Yeşiladalı, MD

The photos suggest skin looseness with some uneven contour around the umbilicus and lower abdomen. However, fibrosis, residual fat or scar-related tethering cannot be diagnosed reliably from images alone. If the main issue is excess skin, further liposuction would not be expected to flatten the abdomen and could make the laxity more visible. A tummy tuck would likely be the more effective option if skin removal and correction of previous liposuction changes are needed. An in-person examination is necessary to assess the fat layer, skin quality, abdominal wall and any firm scar tissue before choosing the right approach. I wish you clarity in understanding the cause of the irregularity and a result that gives you a smoother, flatter contour. — Güray Yeşiladalı, MD

Deprojection is closely related to the front view, not only the side profile. The simulation you created may appear slightly shorter than what would be ideal for your facial proportions, which could affect the overall balance both in profile and from the front. In thick-skinned patients, refined tip definition can still be achieved with careful planning. However, the final result usually takes longer to appear because swelling resolves more slowly compared to thin-skinned patients. A realistic plan should be based on facial proportions, skin thickness and both frontal and profile views together. I wish you a clear consultation process and a result that feels refined, balanced and natural for your face. — Güray Yeşiladalı, MD

From the photos, this is not a case where a lift decision can be made definitively. If the nipple were clearly below the breast fold, a lift would be necessary. If the skin quality were clearly firm and supportive, implants alone could be considered more confidently. Your case appears to sit between these two points. For that reason, the lift decision should be made only after a detailed in-person evaluation of nipple position, skin quality, tissue support and implant goals. I wish you clarity in choosing the plan that gives you natural fullness without compromising breast shape. — Güray Yeşiladalı, MD

From the photo, this appears borderline for ptosis evaluation. The upper eyelids cover the iris slightly, but the image also seems to be taken from a lower angle, so a definitive diagnosis cannot be made from this photo alone. For the “droopy” or tired eye appearance, canthopexy may be the more relevant option, as the outer corners of the eyes appear to have a downward angle. A proper examination would clarify whether ptosis surgery is truly needed, or whether canthopexy would better address the eye shape. I wish you a clear diagnosis and a result that helps your eyes look more open, balanced and naturally refreshed. — Güray Yeşiladalı, MD

From the photos, there does not appear to be significant excess skin or fat in the upper eyelids. A detailed examination is still necessary, but the concern may be related to ptosis caused by weakening or stretching of the eyelid muscles. For the brows, an endoscopic brow lift may be beneficial. A proper evaluation would clarify whether the eyelid position, brow position, or both should be addressed. I wish you a clear plan and a result that helps your eyes look more balanced and naturally refreshed. — Güray Yeşiladalı, MD

When lines seem to appear only with facial expressions, they are considered dynamic wrinkles. In this case, Botox is the appropriate treatment and can effectively soften these lines by reducing muscle activity. I wish you a smoother, more relaxed appearance and a process that feels easy and reassuring for you.— Güray Yeşiladalı, MD

It is not possible to answer accurately from this photo angle, as the image is taken from above. A straight, front-facing photo would allow a more reliable assessment. From what can be seen, upper blepharoplasty combined with an endoscopic brow lift may be beneficial. However, the final decision depends on the true brow position, eyelid skin excess and crease anatomy, which should be evaluated from proper photos or an in-person examination. I wish you a clear treatment plan and a result that makes your eyes look more open, balanced and refreshed. — Güray Yeşiladalı, MD

Based on the photo, this may appear consistent with ptosis. However, surgical planning should not be made from photos alone. Factors such as eyelid muscle function, tissue elasticity and crease position need to be evaluated during examination. If ptosis is confirmed, ptosis surgery can improve eyelid position and may also help create a more balanced eyelid crease. I wish you a clear diagnosis and a result that makes your eyes look more open, natural and balanced. — Güray Yeşiladalı, MD

If you are unhappy with the shape or projection of your nose, rhinoplasty can be an effective solution. Rhinoplasty does not worsen nasolabial folds, but it also does not correct them. If your main concern is the prominence of the nasolabial folds, an endoscopic midface lift may provide a more appropriate improvement by elevating and supporting the cheek area. I wish you clarity in identifying your main concern and a result that brings balance and harmony to your facial features. — Güray Yeşiladalı, MD