Lymphedema Disease and Treatment
Lymphedema is a condition that causes fluid accumulation in the body due to problems in the lymphatic system. It can be treated with methods such as lymphatic drainage, exercise, and massage.

Associate Professor Dr. Mehmet Altıparmak, a specialist in Aesthetic, Plastic, and Reconstructive Surgery, stated that the frequency of lymphedema disease is high after breast surgery. He mentioned that lymphedema patients can be treated with a success rate of up to 80% through surgery.
Nesrin Ayral’s Experience
Lymphedema patient Nesrin Ayral shared that she experienced lymphedema after breast cancer treatment and how this condition negatively affected her life. She expressed positive experiences about being able to use her arm again after surgery and the improvement in her quality of life.
The Impact of Lymphedema Surgery
Associate Professor Dr. Mehmet Altıparmak stated that the performed lymphedema surgery improves patients’ quality of life and restores their mobility. He emphasized that redirecting lymph fluid to the veins and transferring lymph nodes provide relief to patients.
The Success of the Surgical Method
Dr. Altıparmak explained that a significant portion of patients who have undergone breast surgery and radiotherapy experience lymphedema disease. He mentioned that through surgical intervention and physiotherapy, patients regain their mobility and achieve recovery.