Ibrahim Oskui

Working Hours

• Clinic Name
  Sunday 08:00-12:30
  15:00-21:00

  Monday —

  Tuesday 08:00-12:30
  15:00-21:00

  Wednesday 08:00-12:30
  15:00-21:00

  Thursday 08:00-12:30
  15:00-21:00

  Friday 08:00-12:30
  15:00-21:00

  Saturday 08:00-12:30
  15:00-21:00
• Clinic Name
  Monday 08:30 - 12:30

  Tuseday 08:30 - 12:30

  Wednesday 08:30 - 12:30

  Thursday 08:30 - 12:30

  Friday 08:30 - 12:30

  Saturday 08:30 - 12:30

  Sunday —

FAQs

• 1. What are the potential risks associated with aesthetic surgeries?

  All surgical procedures carry inherent risks. Common complications include infection, wound dehiscence, and bleeding at the surgical site. Due to the nature of aesthetic surgeries, revisions or minor touch-ups may sometimes be necessary. For instance, in rhinoplasty, a small percentage of cases (2-5%) might require revision. It's essential to have a thorough discussion with your surgeon about these risks and share the responsibility of the surgical intervention.

• 2. When will the results of aesthetic surgeries become apparent? Is there swelling or bruising? When can I go out in public?

  Complete wound healing is necessary to fully evaluate the results of cosmetic surgery. Procedures performed on visible areas may result in redness and firmness along the suture line due to the natural healing process. Swelling and bruising are common and vary among individuals. For example, after rhinoplasty, it may take anywhere from one to ten weeks for bruising and swelling to subside to a point where you feel comfortable going out in public.

• 3. Does smoking affect the outcome of aesthetic surgery?

  Yes, smoking negatively impacts tissue health and wound healing due to the toxic substances it contains. It disrupts blood circulation, complicating the healing process and potentially affecting the visibility of scars. In some cases, smoking can impair wound healing to such an extent that the stitches may not hold. It's advisable to quit smoking before and after the surgery to ensure optimal healing.

• 4. I want to have cosmetic surgery, but even the thought of surgery scares me. How can I overcome my fear?

  Establishing good communication with your doctor is crucial. Discuss your concerns and the specific issues you want to address through surgery. Your doctor will provide detailed information about the available options and what you can expect before and after the procedure. Overcoming the fear of surgery is possible through knowledge and understanding.

• 5. Will my health insurance cover cosmetic surgery?

  Typically, health insurance does not cover cosmetic surgeries, as they are considered elective procedures not performed to treat an illness. However, some surgeries may be deemed medically necessary. For example, a woman with excessively large breasts experiencing back pain and other symptoms might qualify for breast reduction surgery coverage. It's essential to consult with your insurance company to determine coverage eligibility.

• 6. What can I do to achieve the best results from my cosmetic surgery?

  Follow your doctor's recommendations diligently. Attend all scheduled follow-up appointments and promptly report any unexpected developments, such as leakage or bleeding at the surgical site. Refrain from smoking before and after the surgery, as it hinders wound healing. Be patient, as swelling, bruising, and scarring take time to resolve, typically around 3 to 12 months, depending on the location.

• 7. I am taking some medications. Will they affect the outcome of the surgery? Should I discontinue these medications during the period when I will have the surgery?

  The effect of medications on surgery outcomes depends on the specific medication and the type of surgery planned. It's crucial to inform your doctor about all medications you're taking during the initial consultation. Your doctor may request necessary tests to ensure your safety. If any risks are identified, the surgery may be postponed or canceled. Patient safety is the primary concern in aesthetic surgeries.