Independent cosmetic surgery research
Explore editorially reviewed clinician profiles and available sources. See what is documented, what is missing, and what to ask before a consultation.
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59 clinician profiles available. Missing evidence stays visible.
A procedure listing is a research lead, not confirmation that a clinician is suitable for you.
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Istanbul, Türkiye
TPRECD member (Turkish Society of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons) · IPRAS member · EOAS member · Mayo Clinic fellowship 2005–06 · Publications in J Craniofac Surg
Hair transplant · Rhinoplasty · Facelift & facial aesthetics
Antalya, Türkiye
Associate Professor (2020) · TPRECD member · Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Association member · Antalya "Physician of the Year" 2019 · 15+ international publications (Aesthetic Plast Surg, J Burn Care Res, Ann Plast Surg, JPRAS)
Breast surgery · Rhinoplasty · Facelift · Post-bariatric body contouring · Microsurgery
Antalya, Türkiye
Associate Professor (2016) · GATA Haydarpaşa plastic surgery training · TPRECD member · TTB member · 26 international publications, h-index 8
Rhinoplasty · Breast surgery · Facial aesthetics
Alphabetical order. Inclusion is not a recommendation.
A practical research skill
Learn how to search an image with Google Lens or TinEye and assess the pages you find. Bonita helps prepare photos and video frames; matching currently happens on the external service you choose.
In-site matching is an idea we are testing. Tell us if you would use it →
Before a consultation
Research guide
A practical starting point for post-weight-loss body-contouring research: clinician evidence, consultation questions and a recovery plan.
Read the guide →Research guide
Understand the distinction between a professional cédula, specialty-council certification and a clinic listing, with direct sources for your research.
Read the guide →Research guide
Use frame searches, matching pages and source dates to investigate reused before-and-after content without mistaking a match for proof of ownership.
Read the guide →Why Bonita exists
“After bariatric surgery, I understood how complicated the next phase can feel.”
Bonita began with Luana Micheau’s own experience and a desire for clearer research. We organize public sources, show what is still unknown, and help you prepare questions for licensed clinicians.
Meet the project →