Body Treatments · AWT
Awt — Abdomen
This area appears in the catalogue under more than one device family. Move between families and the area stays the same, while the record you hold does not stay readable against the new one by itself. That move is what this page is about.
Treatment details
- Duration
- 5 minutes
- Single session
- TRY 2,500
- Package
- TRY 15,000
- Sessions in the package
- 8 sessions
- Interval between sessions
- 3–6 days
- Locations
- Bebek · Göktürk
- Payment options
- Payment at the studio · Online payment
About this treatment
An area can be worked with different device families, and the catalogue reflects that. The trouble is not in the area but in the record: laying notes from two families side by side and reading them as one continuous course misleads.
The way to prevent it is to mark the move. Once it is written on what date the move to which family happened, the earlier period is not lost; it simply stands as a period of its own.
What the move will bring you we cannot say; we have no verified source for that. What we can say is how the record comes across intact.
At a glance
- The date you moved to another device family goes into the record, and the earlier period is kept apart.
- If you have had this same area worked with another family before, you are asked about it at the start.
- The notes of the two periods are not laid side by side; if a comparison is made, we say that these are two periods.
- We do not make the decision to move on your behalf; which family things continue in is discussed at the visit.
- Both studios run this, and the period mark carries through a move between them.
Method
We could not reach a manufacturer or distributor document confirming this device family's name; the sources we searched are listed one by one in our evidence record. We are not moving over the document of another family that covers the same area, because that document describes its own machine and not this one.
Session plan
The first visits of a new period are easy to confuse with the habits of the earlier one. The time in between undoes that confusion: after a while it separates by itself which observation belongs to which period, and the record can follow along.
Who it is planned for
If you have had earlier visits in this area with another device family, we want to hear that from you at the outset. Whether it suits you is decided together at the visit as always; this page recommends neither family.
- Try to recall which services you came for in this area before, and roughly when.
- If you have a note from the earlier period, bring it with you.
- If the abdomen has been operated on or is under follow-up, tell us.
- If pregnancy is a possibility, that belongs in the record before anything else.
How the appointment runs
- The question about the earlierIt opens by asking whether this area has been worked with another family before.
- The period markIf a new period is opened, its date is written. The earlier one is not deleted; it stands on its own.
- The applicationWork goes on in the area, and comfort is asked about along the way. What you say goes into the lines of the new period.
- The note of the periodAt the finish, this period's note is read out. If a comparison with the earlier one is made, we say that it is a period of its own.
- Onward or backWhether to continue in this family or return to the earlier one is discussed. Both are valid and both are written down.
Before your appointment
Recommended
- Write down which services you came for in this area before, with a rough date.
- If you have a note from the earlier period, take it with you.
- Choose a garment that leaves the abdomen free.
- Try to put your reason for moving into one sentence.
To avoid
- Do not tell the earlier as a continuation of today's; say that it was a period of its own.
- Do not put anything unusual on the area on the day of the visit.
- Do not weigh the two families against each other on your own and draw a conclusion from it.
- Do not come without checking first if the area is irritated.
After your appointment
Recommended
- Start keeping this period's note under a heading of its own.
- Keep the note from the earlier period; throwing it away makes any reading against it impossible.
- Stay with clothing that does not constrict the area.
- Write down, with the date, what you notice in the first days of the new period.
To avoid
- Do not merge the notes of the two periods into one list.
- Do not apply heat to the area in the hours after the visit.
- Do not press on the area to test yourself while something is still lingering.
- Do not read one period through the other and hand yourself a conclusion.
When to contact us: If an unexpected pain, a bruise or a discomfort in the abdomen will not pass, call us and say which period you are in; it helps us find the record faster. If the pain grows, see a doctor first.
What to be aware of
We could not obtain a verified safety text covering this device family, so we publish no list of warnings here. The list we do hold belongs to a different device family, and moving it here would look like verified information about this treatment; whether anything applies in your case is something we discuss before the appointment.
Good to know
Why is the record split when the family changes?
It is the same area — why keep it apart?
The area is the same, but the notes of the two periods were not taken under the same conditions. Merged, it is lost which observation belongs to which period.
Kept split, both periods survive.
Which device family suits me?
How do I choose between them?
This page recommends neither. We have no verified manufacturer document for the families, and with it goes the ground for any comparison.
At the visit we talk about your expectation and your history; the decision is made together.
Why does the old note matter?
I am in the new period — can I throw the old one away?
Do not throw it away. When the question "what happened in the earlier period" comes later, only that note answers it.
On our side too, the earlier period is not deleted.
Can I return to the earlier family?
Is the move permanent?
You can, and that is written as a new period as well. Going back does not count as a failure.
Which family things continue in can be discussed at the end of every visit.
Why is the device section empty?
Why do you not write how this family works?
We were unable to obtain a manufacturer document confirming the name, and that search result stands in our evidence register name by name.
Bringing another family's document over here is not possible either; those are separate entries.
Why are there several services for the same area?
The abdomen appears in the catalogue more than once — why?
The canonical catalogue holds the area under different device families as separate entries. That is not a duplication, they are entries in their own right.
Which one you pick is discussed at the visit; the page does not make that choice.
What does not belong here
Can I set a size target for my abdomen?
Goals for weight, measurements and body composition lie outside how this treatment is built.
If you carry such an expectation, say so before you are asked about the earlier.
The Fatma Süha approach
At Fatma Süha we split the record as soon as the device family changes. A merged record looks tidier and makes two different periods read as a single course.
We do not delete the earlier period. A deleted period leaves the question "what actually happened back then" without an answer.
We do not say which family suits you. We have no verified source for that, and a guessed recommendation changes a decision made at a visit.
That is exactly why we ask for your reason in one sentence: the decision is yours, we only keep the record clean.
Frequently asked questions
- What happens to my record when the device family changes?
- A new period is opened and its date is written. The earlier one is not deleted; it stands on its own.
- Which device family is better?
- We have no verified source for that. At the visit we talk about your expectation and your history and decide together.
- Can I compare the two periods?
- When comparing, we say that they are two periods of their own. We ask you not to merge the notes into one list.
- Can I return to the earlier family?
- You can; that is written as a new period as well. Going back does not count as a failure.
- Can I throw my old note away?
- Do not throw it away. When a question about the earlier period comes later, only that note answers it.
- Why is there nothing about how this device works?
- We were unable to obtain a manufacturer document confirming its name; that search result stands in our evidence register name by name.
- Why are there several services for the same area?
- The canonical catalogue holds the area under different device families as separate entries.
- Does it suit my size target?
- Goals for weight and measurements lie outside how this treatment is built. Let us talk your expectation through at the start of the visit.
Locations
- BebekAwt — Abdomen
- GöktürkAwt — Abdomen
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