Engin Öcal

Op. Dr. Engin Öcal is a specialist at Doku Clinic practicing plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgery. His open rhinoplasty approach is described as using a small incision across the columella, allowing direct access to cartilage and nasal bones. The clinic’s open rhinoplasty guidance emphasizes that this structural visibility supports precision for nasal reshaping. For breast surgery, the clinic’s content references implant safety planning and lists multiple breast-related procedures, including breast augmentation and breast lift (mastopexy), as well as implant revision-type interventions. The materials also describe implant-related risk categories in the context of 400 cc implants, such as capsular contracture, implant displacement, symmastia, and hematoma/seroma.

Education

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Work experience

• Specialist at Doku Clinic — plastic surgery.

Clinical focus and techniques

Öcal’s clinic profile focuses on procedures where both structural access and safety planning are central.

• Open rhinoplasty — columella incision approach for direct cartilage and nasal bone access.
• Breast augmentation with implants (example volume referenced: 400 cc implants).
• Breast lift / mastopexy (natural mastopexy without implants).
• Auto-augmentation (fat transfer combined with natural breast lift).
• Revision-type breast implant procedures (breast implant revision and related interventions listed in clinic content).

Professional societies and certifications

• European board certification (referenced in breast implant safety guidance content).

Academic output

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Courses and advanced training

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Awards and recognition

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For international patients, the clinic’s open rhinoplasty page includes direct WhatsApp and phone contact links. In the clinic’s open rhinoplasty recovery guidance, acute edema and bruising are described as resolving significantly within 7 to 14 days, with about 80% of swelling disappearing within 6 weeks—information that helps patients plan their return to daily life after surgery.