Some of the work here corrects cheap package surgery done elsewhere, and honesty about that is the point: geography didn't cause the problem. The model did. Here's how to tell them apart.
None of those are Turkish problems, British problems or Belgian problems. They're model problems — and the same model fails patients in every country it operates.
If your first surgery was in Turkey and went wrong, you'll find no defensiveness here — you'll find the correction, and a practice whose reputation depends on being the other kind of Turkish clinic.
Pocket-by-pocket reconstruction — often different operations on each side to reach a matching result.
Plane change (over/under muscle), sizing by measurement, and implant selection that corrects the original mismatch.
Capsule surgery with exchange — infection- or haematoma-triggered contracture responds to unhurried, sterile revision technique.
Fat grafting for coverage where aggressive first surgery left edges, rippling or visible steps.
Original clinic gone quiet? Records missing? Routine. The assessment starts from where you are now.
Message Dr. Erdal from the UK