Combination planner

A personalized tool for you

Which procedures can share one trip

When more than one area bothers you, the first question is not a price list but the plan: what can be done in one session, what has to wait for a second one, and how many days that means in Istanbul. This tool shows how I think about that, using the same rules I apply in the operating room, so you arrive at our conversation already knowing the shape of your plan.

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It is personal, not a leaflet

The map is built only from the areas you tick and the order you give them. Nothing generic is added.

Your answers stay in your browser

Nothing is saved to a file or an account, and the summary reaches me only if you choose to send it on WhatsApp.

It prepares a conversation

It does not decide your surgical plan. That decision is mine, after I have seen your photographs and your general health.

Build your session map

Tick what bothers you, add a few details, and the map updates as you go.

Thinking about more than one area? This shows which procedures can share one session, which ones need a separate session, and how many days you need in Istanbul. The final plan comes after your photos are reviewed.

What bothers you?

You do not need to know procedure names. Tick what you notice.

A few details
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Extras you would like on the same trip

Non-surgical treatments. They are outside the session count; the surgeon decides whether they happen on surgery day or during your stay.

Where the rules come from

The rules behind this map are the ones I use in practice: a facelift is never combined with body surgery, at most three major lifts go into one session, and rhinoplasty joins a body session only with certain procedures. Where the answer depends on the case, the tool says so instead of guessing.

Before you plan a date, the surgery readiness check covers medication, smoking, and health questions. Once you have a date, the recovery planner builds a day by day plan for afterwards.