Online Appointments with Top Plastic Surgeon

Following are some of the best plastic surgeon available for online consultation:

• Dr. Renata Kliunkiene
• Dr. Zeynep Sevim
• Dr. Bulent Cihantimur
• Dr. Rajat Gupta
• Dr. Giedre Uzdavinyte Semetiene

A plastic surgeon is a licensed medical doctor trained in the restoration, reconstruction, or alteration of the human body. They mainly focus on reconstructive procedures and can see patients who have conditions like injuries, birth disorders, illnesses, or burns.

Many plastic surgeons decide to become cosmetic surgeons and do procedures to change a patient’s appearance. But not all plastic surgeons are cosmetic surgeons.

Plastic surgery is so much more than cosmetic surgery. While cosmetic surgery is probably the most visible aspect of plastic surgery, it is a comparatively small part of the specialty. Plastic surgery might be used not only to improve a person's look but also to restore a patient's appearance after an accident or recovery from cancer or another disease. A plastic surgeon may work on any area of the body.

Plastic surgeons do not own disease as cancer doctors do. They are trained to work all over the body on all types of diseases and frequently coordinate with other physicians in a multi-disciplinary group. Plastic surgeons achieve special skills, such as how to design a skin graft. They know how to transfer tissues from one part of the body to another, manage critical wounds, and use implantable materials like plastic or metal.

An aspiring candidate has to clear an entrance test to get admission into a medical college. Students can pursue Plastic Surgery courses after completing their Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) degree. This is a five-and-a-half-year course that includes basic medical education and training. All medical students have to complete this program irrespective of their area of specialization.

One must hold a Master of Surgery (MS) or doctor of osteopathy (D.O.) degree before they can undergo post-graduate training in plastic surgery. The MS or DO program usually takes 2-3 years to complete.

After you become a licensed physician, you have to complete a 3-year residency program in general surgery involving clinical rotations in various types of surgery. You can prefer to take a three-year residency in plastic surgery. You could complete a one-year fellowship program if you aim to specialize in a subspecialty of plastic surgery.

A plastic surgeon can treat the below-listed conditions:

Facial deformities

Cleft lip and palate

Ganglion cyst

Hand injuries

Head and neck cancers

Lip cancer

Lymphedema

Melanoma

Mouth cancer

Ameloblastoma

Breast cancer

Buerger's disease

Carpal tunnel syndrome

Cleft lip and cleft palate

Craniosynostosis

Nonmelanoma skin cancer

Orbital fracture

Ptosis (Drooping eyelid)

Suspicious breast lumps

Telangiectasia

Throat cancer

Tongue cancer

Tonsil cancer

Sarcoma

Skin blemishes

Soft palate cancer

Spider veins

Varicose veins

Vascular malformations

Wrinkles

Plastic surgery is a complex process and is also associated with certain risks. So, a plastic surgeon will completely evaluate your health status to know if you are fir for surgery. They will thoroughly examine your body and may order a few tests to have a complete idea about your current health status. A plastic surgeon does a thorough analysis of your diagnostic reports. If they find that your body is not fit for surgery, they will recommend certain medication in order to make your body ready for the procedure. Many surgeons order routine lab tests before you are admitted to the hospital or before certain outpatient procedures. The tests help find possible problems that might complicate surgery if not found and treated early. Some of the most common tests done before plastic surgery include:

Electrocardiogram

Chest X-rays

White blood count

Urinalysis

There are many reasons to consult a cosmetic surgeon. As people age, they may have wrinkles and sagging skin. Pregnancy can change a woman's body. Also, being overweight may hurt self-esteem. Cosmetic or plastic surgeons can help people who may want to improve their physical appearance.

You might also need to see a plastic surgeon about a physical problem. A primary care physician will refer you to them. If you wish to change your look, you need to see a cosmetic surgeon. A person needs to visit a plastic surgeon if he/she experiences below signs/symptoms:

• Signs of aging such as wrinkles, sagging skin, etc.
• Scars
• Excess body fat
• Irregular face shape
• Birth defects
• Body deformities
• Injuries/burn
• Abnormal size of external body parts
• Excess facial fat
• Larger ear
• Loose skin from weight loss
• Changes to the body after pregnancy

Your first visit to a plastic surgeon would typically involve a question-answer session between you and the surgeon. When a patient visits a clinic for the first consultation, the surgeon will do a thorough examination. Then, the doctor will ask some questions and review the patient’s detailed medical history. This will include an assessment of the tests and scans the patient might have had beforehand. The surgeon can then develop a treatment strategy that suits the patient.

At the first appointment, the plastic surgeon will talk to the patient about treatment options. The oncologist will tell which ones are available at present, what the side effects may be, and how effective they are. Then the specialist will recommend a course and then suggest when the surgery could be performed.

Plastic surgery is gaining popularity each year. Below given are some most common plastic surgery procedures:

• Breast augmentation or enlargement
• Eyelid lift (blepharoplasty)
• Facelift (rhytidectomy)
• Forehead lift
• Hair replacement or transplantation
• Lip augmentation
• Liposuction (lipoplasty)
• Breast implant removals
• Breast lift (mastopexy)
• Buttock lift
• Chin, cheek, or jaw reshaping
• Dermabrasion
• Lower body lift
• Cellulite treatment
• Chemical peel
• Plumping, or collagen or fat injections
• Laser skin resurfacing
• Nose reshaping (rhinoplasty)
• Thigh lift
• Tummy tuck (abdominoplasty)
• Upper arm lift (brachioplasty)
• Botox injections
• Laser treatment of leg veins
• Vaginal rejuvenation

A plastic surgeon is a licensed medical doctor trained in the restoration, reconstruction, or alteration of the human body. They mainly focus on reconstructive procedures and can see patients who have conditions like injuries, birth disorders, illnesses, or burns.

Many plastic surgeons decide to become cosmetic surgeons and do procedures to change a patient’s appearance. But not all plastic surgeons are cosmetic surgeons.

Plastic surgery is so much more than cosmetic surgery. While cosmetic surgery is probably the most visible aspect of plastic surgery, it is a comparatively small part of the specialty. Plastic surgery might be used not only to improve a person's look but also to restore a patient's appearance after an accident or recovery from cancer or another disease. A plastic surgeon may work on any area of the body.

Plastic surgeons do not own disease as cancer doctors do. They are trained to work all over the body on all types of diseases and frequently coordinate with other physicians in a multi-disciplinary group. Plastic surgeons achieve special skills, such as how to design a skin graft. They know how to transfer tissues from one part of the body to another, manage critical wounds, and use implantable materials like plastic or metal.

An aspiring candidate has to clear an entrance test to get admission into a medical college. Students can pursue Plastic Surgery courses after completing their Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) degree. This is a five-and-a-half-year course that includes basic medical education and training. All medical students have to complete this program irrespective of their area of specialization.

One must hold a Master of Surgery (MS) or doctor of osteopathy (D.O.) degree before they can undergo post-graduate training in plastic surgery. The MS or DO program usually takes 2-3 years to complete.

After you become a licensed physician, you have to complete a 3-year residency program in general surgery involving clinical rotations in various types of surgery. You can prefer to take a three-year residency in plastic surgery. You could complete a one-year fellowship program if you aim to specialize in a subspecialty of plastic surgery.

A plastic surgeon can treat the below-listed conditions:

Facial deformities

Cleft lip and palate

Ganglion cyst

Hand injuries

Head and neck cancers

Lip cancer

Lymphedema

Melanoma

Mouth cancer

Ameloblastoma

Breast cancer

Buerger's disease

Carpal tunnel syndrome

Cleft lip and cleft palate

Craniosynostosis

Nonmelanoma skin cancer

Orbital fracture

Ptosis (Drooping eyelid)

Suspicious breast lumps

Telangiectasia

Throat cancer

Tongue cancer

Tonsil cancer

Sarcoma

Skin blemishes

Soft palate cancer

Spider veins

Varicose veins

Vascular malformations

Wrinkles

Plastic surgery is a complex process and is also associated with certain risks. So, a plastic surgeon will completely evaluate your health status to know if you are fir for surgery. They will thoroughly examine your body and may order a few tests to have a complete idea about your current health status. A plastic surgeon does a thorough analysis of your diagnostic reports. If they find that your body is not fit for surgery, they will recommend certain medication in order to make your body ready for the procedure. Many surgeons order routine lab tests before you are admitted to the hospital or before certain outpatient procedures. The tests help find possible problems that might complicate surgery if not found and treated early. Some of the most common tests done before plastic surgery include:

Electrocardiogram

Chest X-rays

White blood count

Urinalysis

There are many reasons to consult a cosmetic surgeon. As people age, they may have wrinkles and sagging skin. Pregnancy can change a woman's body. Also, being overweight may hurt self-esteem. Cosmetic or plastic surgeons can help people who may want to improve their physical appearance.

You might also need to see a plastic surgeon about a physical problem. A primary care physician will refer you to them. If you wish to change your look, you need to see a cosmetic surgeon. A person needs to visit a plastic surgeon if he/she experiences below signs/symptoms:

• Signs of aging such as wrinkles, sagging skin, etc.
• Scars
• Excess body fat
• Irregular face shape
• Birth defects
• Body deformities
• Injuries/burn
• Abnormal size of external body parts
• Excess facial fat
• Larger ear
• Loose skin from weight loss
• Changes to the body after pregnancy

Your first visit to a plastic surgeon would typically involve a question-answer session between you and the surgeon. When a patient visits a clinic for the first consultation, the surgeon will do a thorough examination. Then, the doctor will ask some questions and review the patient’s detailed medical history. This will include an assessment of the tests and scans the patient might have had beforehand. The surgeon can then develop a treatment strategy that suits the patient.

At the first appointment, the plastic surgeon will talk to the patient about treatment options. The oncologist will tell which ones are available at present, what the side effects may be, and how effective they are. Then the specialist will recommend a course and then suggest when the surgery could be performed.

Plastic surgery is gaining popularity each year. Below given are some most common plastic surgery procedures:

• Breast augmentation or enlargement
• Eyelid lift (blepharoplasty)
• Facelift (rhytidectomy)
• Forehead lift
• Hair replacement or transplantation
• Lip augmentation
• Liposuction (lipoplasty)
• Breast implant removals
• Breast lift (mastopexy)
• Buttock lift
• Chin, cheek, or jaw reshaping
• Dermabrasion
• Lower body lift
• Cellulite treatment
• Chemical peel
• Plumping, or collagen or fat injections
• Laser skin resurfacing
• Nose reshaping (rhinoplasty)
• Thigh lift
• Tummy tuck (abdominoplasty)
• Upper arm lift (brachioplasty)
• Botox injections
• Laser treatment of leg veins
• Vaginal rejuvenation