The goal of rhinoplasty is to evaluate the appearance of the nose in harmony with the face, along with respiratory function and tissue healing. The term “No-Mor” refers to the goal of reducing bruising and swelling.
Associate Professor Barış Çakır, Ph.D.
Barış Çakır’s approach emphasizes understanding anatomy, preserving appropriate tissues, and tailoring the surgical plan to the individual. The goal of minimizing tissue trauma is taken into account when selecting techniques and surgical instruments.
The nose is not evaluated in isolation; it is assessed in conjunction with the forehead, lips, chin, and the overall proportions of the face. During the initial consultation, the patient’s expectations and anatomical features are discussed.
Subperichondrial dissection and the evaluation of nasal ligaments are topics also addressed in Barış Çakır’s publications. The steps to be taken are planned according to the patient’s needs.
The surgical technique, the procedures performed, and the individual’s healing characteristics all affect the post-operative appearance. The name “No-Mor” does not mean that there will be absolutely no bruising or swelling.
The changes that occur during the initial period do not coincide with the time it takes for the nose to reach its final shape. Follow-up visits and the surgeon’s personalized recommendations are part of the follow-up process.
Bruising and swelling can vary in severity from person to person. We cannot guarantee a specific timeframe or outcome regarding bruising.
The return to daily life is assessed based on the procedure performed and your recovery status. Use the recommendations from your follow-up visit as a guide for your own plan.
You can request an appointment to discuss your personal expectations and options.