Any Celebrities?

Have you operated on celebrities?

Yes. We have treated actors, singers, influencers and other well-known public figures. However, we cannot disclose who they are because doing so would violate their privacy and our professional duty of confidentiality.

🔒 Patient privacy comes first

Every patient deserves the same level of confidentiality, regardless of whether they are famous or not. Medical information, photographs and treatment details belong to the patient. Respecting privacy is a fundamental part of medical ethics.

💭 Something worth considering

When searching online, you may come across actors, singers, influencers and other public figures sharing their experiences with surgeons or clinics. We encourage you to consider such content thoughtfully.

Most people, whether they are well known or not, would not normally choose to publicly discuss cosmetic surgery or allow photographs and videos of intimate parts of their body to remain on the Internet for many years.

In our experience, most patients—whether famous or not—want results that look natural, so that others cannot tell they have had cosmetic surgery. Many prefer not to tell even their relatives or close friends. The questions we hear most often are: 'When will the swelling subside?' and 'When can I return to work without anyone noticing?'

We do not pay fees, offer discounts or provide other incentives in exchange for permission to use a patient's personal information or treatment for promotional purposes. For this reason, you will not find celebrities or influencers promoting our practice.

Our commitment

We routinely take photographs before and after surgery as part of the patient's medical record. These images are created for medical documentation, not for advertising. Unless a patient gives explicit permission, we do not publish them. Protecting patient confidentiality and respecting personal privacy are core principles of our practice.
Last updated - 28 July 2026