OUR SURGEONS

It is of utmost importance that the patient is educated by their surgeon about what to expect before, during and after their surgery, that they trust their surgeon, feels 100% comfortable with him and that they can communicate easily in order to gain the patient’s confidence. BOTH OF THE DOCTORS SPEAK PERFECT ENGLISH, GERMAN AND OF COURSE TURKISH.. The better informed you are about the prodedure, because everything has been explained to you will more than likely leave you happy with the results.

Together, surgeon and patient, you can arrive at an understanding of which procedures are best for you, why, and which is the first step towards reliable and impressive results. It is the surgeon’s final decision to decide whether he thinks you are a suitable candidate for surgery and if you are going to be pleased with the results, if there is a risk of disappointment then he will be unlikely to offer it. What makes Dr. Ömer Refik Özerdem successful in his profession is as well as being an excellent surgeon he is also an artist and a caring individual – the best choice.

Dr. Ömer Refik Özerdem
Accredited and certified by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, American Cleft Palate – Craniofacial Association, European Boards of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery, Interplast, Turkey, International Confederation of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery Dr. Ömer Refik Özerdem has practiced both in Turkey and in hospitals in the USA since 1998.
With his commitment to be the best and dedication to seeking the best outcome for each patient Dr Ömer Refik Özerdem is known for his expertise in plastic, aesthetic and reconstructive surgery of the face and body including facial rejuvenation and body contouring.
In order to achieve maximum results, careful planning, expert advice, attention to detail, advanced techniques and commitment from both the surgeon and the patient are required. The patient’s safety and natural appearing results are of utmost importance and Dr. Ömer Refik Özerdem is conscious of all of these factors and this is what makes him successful.
It is of utmost importance that the patient trusts their surgeon, feels 100% comfortable with him and that they can communicate easily in order to gain the patient’s confidence. Dr. Ömer Refik Özerdem believes in spending time with his patients, listening carefully to their reasons for surgery, their goals and also about their concerns. He tries to understand them and educate them about what to expect  before, during and after surgery.
Dr. Ömer Refik Özerdem makes you feel as good on the outside as you feel on the inside.
Dr. Ömer Refik Özerdem understands that everyone is unique and having different shapes and sizes, with patience, time and care looks after each patient, their goals and expectations and with careful attention that really makes a difference. .
Together, surgeon and patient, you can arrive at an understanding of which procedures are best for you, why, and which is the first step towards reliable and impressive results. What makes Dr. Ömer Refik Özerdem successful in his profession is as well as being an excellent surgeon he is also an artist and a caring individual – the best choice.
 

Experiences

Dr. Gökhan Özerdem

Dr. Gokhan Ozerdem has been the author or co-author in numerous articles published in respectable scientific journals.
1-Kesiktas E, Yavuz M, Dalay C, Kesiktas N, Ozerdem G, Acartürk S.
   Upper extremity salvage with a flow-through free flap.
   Ann Plast Surg. 2007 Jun;58(6):630-5.
2-Yavuz M, Dalay C, Kesiktas E, Ozerdem G, Kesiktas NN, Acartürk S.
   Contact high-tension electrical burn to the penis: Reconstruction of the defect with free radial forearm fasciocutaneous flap

   and silicon rod, a case report.
3-Buyukdereli G, Guney IB, Ozerdem G, Kesiktas E.
   Evaluation of vascularized graft reconstruction of the mandible with Tc-99m MDP bone scintigraphy.
   Ann Nucl Med. 2006 Feb;20(2):89-93.
4- Dalay C, Kesiktas E, Yavuz M, Ozerdem G, Acarturk S.
    Coverage of scalp defects following contact electrical burns to the head: a clinical series.
    Burns. 2006 Mar;32(2):201-7. Epub 2006 Jan 31.

5-Kesiktas E, Dalay C, Ozerdem G, Acarturk S.
   Reconstruction of deep cubital fossa defects with exposure of brachial artery due to high tension electrical burns and

   treatment  algorithm.
   Burns. 2005 Aug;31(5):629-36. Epub 2005 Mar 20.

Training Certificates

Certificates of Attendance

             Volunteer Participations for Interplast Organizations, TR
             Sep 2005 Unye Publict Hospital, Ordu, Unye, TR
             Jan 2006 Ordu Public Hospital, Ordu, TR
             Jun 2007 Hakkari Public Hospital, Hakkari, TR

Dt. M.Burak CEVIZ

Our dentist attended university from 1998 -2003 and graduated with very high grades. Since then he has attended many courses and worked in various establishments specialising in aesthetic dentistry and made a therapy over the 2000. Experiences Dates Attended Name and Location of the Institute Position 1998-2003 Dicle University Dental Faculty Medical Student 2003-2004 Hatay Bilgi Hospital Traniee 2004-2005 Alanya Dental Policlinic Dentist 2005-2006 Public Hospital – Hatay Dentist 2006- Denart Dental Clinic Dentist as Founder

Training Certificates

First Pre-operative Consultation
The results of cosmetic surgery can be very gratifying to both you and the surgeon. Before you have any treatment, a consultation with the surgeon will take place, involving a full discussion without any obligation.
Without a doubt, the single most important stage in any cosmetic surgical procedure is the preoperative consultation.

At the initial consultation the surgeon has a duty to decide if you have a problem that can be improved by an operation. Sometimes your feelings about what you look like are very different from what other people see. The best results in cosmetic surgery are obtained when the surgeon and the patient agree about the problem in the first instance. Then the surgeon has to ask himself whether there is an appropriate treatment that will improve it. It is obviously pointless to undertake a treatment that might not work or might even make things worse. In order to be successful, an operation has to be performed on the right person using the right technique.
Cosmetic surgery is not invisible . But by careful operative technique and the accurate positioning of the incisions, the scars can be almost invisible and are only detectable on the closest examination. Patients on their part should realise that some skin heals better than others. This, of course should be fully discussed in the initial consultation – as should all likely complications. This initial consultation can take as long as necessary in order for the surgeon to tell you enough about the operation for you to be able to make a valid decision.
The initial consultation is a mutual process: both you and the surgeon will be trying to assess each other. You will be trying to decide whether to allow the surgeon to treat you. There are three criteria that are important in this assessment process:
1. Be sure the surgeon understands the problem. Understanding the patient’s problem is vital, because if the surgeon never quite empathised with the patient, a successful outcome would be a fluke. You need to consider whether the treatment proposed by the surgeon is actually what you are seeking and whether it is relevant to your problem.
2. The surgeon will prove to you that he can do something about it successfully. At consultation you will be shown photographs of previous patients, which should give you a good idea of what the surgeon is likely to achieve.
3. To have a cosmetic operation performed by any particular surgeon is a very personal choice. It is important to establish a good rapport. Patient and surgeon should form an amicable relationship based on honesty, integrity and trust.
Once the surgeon has decided that there is a treatment that will work, he should inform you fully about the operation and the postoperative course of events, such as when the stitches are removed and when you ca expect to be ‘presentable’ again after the operation
The surgeon has to ask you about your past medical history in order to find out if there are any details that might influence an operation. When the surgeon knows more about you he is then in a better position to operate effectively and safely.
The surgeon’s job at the preoperative interview is simpler. There is only one criterion: whether he thinks you are going to be pleased if you have the proposed treatment. If the surgeon feels that there is a significant risk of disappointment then he would be unlikely to offer it.