Rhinoplasty
Neck lift / liposuction
Mammoplasty
Blepharoplasty
Browlifting
Ear plastic surgery
Dr. Engin Okal is a specialist in plastic surgery, which includes procedures to enhance appearance and correct defects. His specialties include:
Engin Ocal’s scientific research focuses on plastic and reconstructive surgery, particularly on skin and bone flaps, as well as nasal reconstruction and microcirculation studies.
Here is a brief analysis of his main works:
1. Evaluation of patients undergoing nasal reconstruction after removal of non-melanoma skin cancer. Uzun H, Bitik O, Kamburoglu H.O., Dadaci M, Calis M, Ocal E.J. Craniofac Surg. Jun 2015; 26(4): 1299-303. DOI: 10.1097/SCS.0000000000001563.
The 2015 article evaluates patients who underwent nasal reconstruction surgery after non-melanoma tumor removal. Ocal and his colleagues investigated the factors contributing to the success of such surgeries, focusing on aesthetic and functional outcomes, which are crucial for improving patients’ quality of life.
2. Influence of hyperhomocysteinemia on the microcirculation of skin flaps. Kamburoglu HO, Uzun H, Bitik O, Ersoy US, Ocal E, Calis M, Sonmez E, Safak T, Pinar A, Atilla P. Plast Reconstr Surg. September 2011; 128(3): 124e-130e. DOI: 10.1097 / PRS.0b013e318221db4d.
The 2011 study explores how elevated homocysteine levels affect microcirculation in skin flaps. This research deepens the understanding of vascular disorders and can improve outcomes for patients needing transplants or reconstructive surgeries, especially in complex cases with compromised circulation.
3. New flap design: prefabricated neuroosseous flap. Kamburoglu HO, Safak T, Ersoy US, Ocal E, Evrenos MK, Sonmez E, Peksoy I, Atilla P, Nur Cakar A. Ann Plast Surg. 2013 March; 70(3):317-23. DOI: 10.1097 / SAP.0b013e318228e2b4.
In 2013, Engin Ocal introduced a new flap design that includes both nerve and bone, significantly enhancing reconstructive surgery options, particularly in cases requiring both bone and nerve restoration. This innovative solution improves innervation and graft integration, which may speed up recovery.
4. Finished model of the bone and skin flap of the neural island. Sonmez E., Ocal E., Konas E., Hekimoglu R., Korkusuz P., Dadachi M., Safak T. Ann Plast Surg. Nov 2011; 67(5): 510-5. DOI: 10.1097 / SAP.0b013e31820660d8.
The 2011 publication introduces a new neuro-island osteocutaneous flap model. This method allows for higher-quality reconstructions and enhances tissue integration, making it useful for complex facial and limb reconstructive surgeries.