Non-surgical body aesthetics options include procedures that are non-surgical and generally less invasive. These may include methods such as fat freezing (cryolipolysis), laser lipolysis, radiofrequency or ultrasound technologies used for body shaping.

Body aesthetic procedures can also carry risks. These risks may include infection, anesthesia reactions, wound healing problems, unexpected results, and sensory changes. Recovery times may generally be longer in surgical interventions. Therefore, it is important to have a detailed pre-procedure consultation with a specialist surgeon and understand the risks.

Breast aesthetics refers to a medical field that involves surgical or non-surgical procedures to correct, shape or reconstruct the appearance of the breasts. Procedures such as breast augmentation, breast reduction, breast lift and breast reconstruction are considered within the scope of breast aesthetics.

The most common breast aesthetic procedures include breast augmentation, breast reduction, breast lift (mastopexy), breast reconstruction and correction of breast asymmetry. Each of them can be preferred for different purposes.

The suitability of breast aesthetic candidates depends on factors such as the person's health condition, expectations and anatomical characteristics. Individuals who are in generally good health, have completed breast development, and have a realistic perspective on the results of the procedure may be candidates for breast aesthetics.

In breast aesthetic procedures, implants may be used for breast augmentation, while excess tissue may be removed or reshaped for breast reduction and lift. In breast reconstruction, the breast structure is reconstructed after mastectomy. Procedures can be performed by surgical or non-surgical methods.