Some of them look good on TV, some of them look great.

The advertising and production sector, which has reached billions of dollars, has become a second job or a hobby for people from different professions, and a passion and purpose of life for some. Hundreds of actors, announcers and presenters apply to casting agencies every day. However, for these people at the beginning of the road, it is often not enough for them to be young, beautiful / handsome and talented and to be well educated / trained.

Because the screen does not forgive even the smallest flaw. Most stars are ready to spend part of their fortune to look beautiful on television. Those who are new to this career, sometimes with the encouragement of their producers and directors, are looking for ways to look better on the screen with small interventions.

It is possible to look much better on television with small touches. Many young girls and boys who have high energy to climb to the top and a good style of their own come to my office to reveal all their beauty potential. We talk at length; we understand what they need to look much better on screen.

Many young actresses complain that their faces look too fleshy or too round on TV, that the corners of the eyes and around the mouth/lip draw a little arc downwards with facial expressions, and that these give their faces a lower energy expression. In these cases, I recommend an operation designed according to the face and needs of each patient with the "Endoscopic Face Contouring" method, which has been in great demand by young people, especially in recent years. Endoscopic face contouring operations, which give the face ovality and cheekbones a great prominence and are preferred for a younger appearance, are a method that young people are in demand to have more attractive, positive and dynamic facial features.

These young people get very good results with these operations that satisfy both themselves and the producers. Why does endoscopic face contouring give good results? Briefly, in this method, which allows the eyebrows and cheeks to come slightly upwards, the corners of the eyes to be shaped upwards, and the face to take on a younger and striking shape, as when we pull our hair back with our hands, a 1.5-centimetre incision made between the hair is entered into the face with cameras thinner than a pencil, and the tissues on the face are fixed by hanging upwards and slightly to the sides with dissolvable sutures.