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Providing service in his clinic in London, the capital of England, Dermatology Specialist Dr. Hasan Benar warned those who are considering plastic surgery against social media traps. Stating that opportunists play with people's health and emotions, Dr. Benar, “Don't be fooled by the before-after posts. Almost all of it is scam. You can lose both your money and your health while trying to get better.

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ISTANBUL (TR) - Dr. Dermatology Specialist, who makes aesthetic treatments of world-famous stars of show business in his clinic on Harley Street, London's famous medical street and prepares new names for the world of television, cinema and show. Social media warning came from Hasan Benar. Dr., who has more than one medical article in the literature, is shown among the authorities in the medical community with his own filling application technique called "2 Point Jawline". Hasan Benar said that people who want to have plastic surgery should not be fooled by the before-after photos on Instagram, and that most of these shares are traps. Dr. Hasan Benar said in a statement on the subject, “The before-after posts circulating on social media are pure deception. Photos are played with photoshop applications downloaded to phones. People are being deceived by promises that have no scientific or medical basis. Unfortunately, many people, especially young people, are deceived by these posts and lose their money and health.”

Patients Have Great Responsibility

Emphasizing that aesthetic applications carry vital risks and that not every doctor should be trusted, Dr. Hasan Benar said, “The success of aesthetic operations is directly proportional to the experience of the physician and his team. The practices carried out in so-called clinics, which are called under the stairs, cause irreversible results rather than benefits.”

Drawing attention to the fact that patients should be very careful and selective in order not to abuse the aesthetic applications, which have recently become more popular, by opportunists, Dr. Hasan Benar said, “Our aim in aesthetic interventions is to make our patients look beautiful and to help them regain their health with small touches. However, lately, we encounter people who have great difficulties due to wrong and inexperienced practices. Here, the greatest responsibility falls on our patients. They should not have any application done without being sure about this issue, without researching the physician, team and the clinic where the operation will be performed. Otherwise, the consequences could be very severe.”