Born in Istanbul in 1972, Engin Paralı completed his medical education by graduating from Istanbul University Çapa Faculty of Medicine in 1993. After receiving his specialization from Uludağ University Ear, Nose and Throat Department in 1998, he continued his professional life in various private and public hospitals in Bursa.
He worked at Bursa Çekirge State Hospital between 2009-2021 and served as chief physician between 2017-2020. Following this period, he served at Estetik International Bursa Hospital between 2021-2022 and at Bodrum State Hospital between 2022-2024.
By completing the Health Management master's program at Okan University in 2012, he increased his competence not only in clinical but also in the field of health management. Throughout his career of over 30 years, he has continuously continued his professional development by attending many national and international courses and congresses.
Engin Paralı, who retired from Bodrum State Hospital in 2024, opened his own clinic in Bodrum the same year and continues to share his knowledge and experience with his patients.
Aesthetic surgery is a surgical intervention performed to improve, rejuvenate or shape the body lines of individuals. These operations are usually preferred when the person is not satisfied with their physical appearance or to reduce the signs of aging. Aesthetic surgery can be applied to both the face and the body.
The most common aesthetic surgeries include nose aesthetics (rhinoplasty), breast augmentation or reduction, liposuction (fat removal), face lift and eyelid aesthetics. These procedures can be preferred by both women and men.
Aesthetic surgeries can positively affect not only physical changes but also a person's self-confidence and psychological well-being. However, as with every surgical procedure, aesthetic surgeries also carry certain risks and must be performed by expert and experienced surgeons in their field.
In conclusion, aesthetic surgeries are an effective method to increase personal satisfaction with the opportunities offered by modern medicine. However, in order to make the right decision, good research, clarification of expectations and a professional evaluation process are necessary.
