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Body Treatments · Body Contouring

Body Contouring — Waist and Back

This entry covers the waist and the back; the abdomen is not part of it. Because most of its neighbours in the list open with the abdomen, what you are choosing here is less an addition than an omission — and the title announces it.

Treatment details

Duration
15 minutes
Single session
TRY 4,000
Package
TRY 30,000
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

When nearly every line in a list starts with the same word, the one that does not slips past easily. Yet the information sits precisely in that absence: this cut never comes round to the front.

What remains of it lies where you cannot look. Checking the back in a mirror is awkward, and most people find it hard to say anything about it.

Those two things are the page: what the cut leaves out, and how the edge of an unseeable part gets fixed in speech and told back afterwards.

At a glance

  • The cut holds the waist and the back; the abdomen is not part of this entry.
  • The edge of the unseeable part is described in words and told back to you.
  • At the close you hear the state the part is left in; you are not made to guess.
  • What you notice through clothing counts as an observation and goes on paper.
  • The back belongs at both addresses; which one you come to changes nothing about it.

Method

Two studios, two different devices

Bebek — Infinite Body

  • The device has separate heads, and the manual names each one's mode of working by its own name: cavitation, cooled focused ultrasound, radial shockwave and radiofrequency.
  • The cavitation head works at 32 kHz; the tolerance the manual gives is ten per cent.
  • The cooled focused ultrasound head works at 4 MHz and 7 MHz; the manual gives the cartridge depths as 1.5 · 3 · 4.5 · 8 and 13 mm, the maximum energy as 3.0 J and the maximum working frequency as 10 Hz.
  • The radial shockwave head has a maximum power of 180 mJ and a maximum frequency of 16 Hz; the manual lists five separate tips.
  • The radiofrequency heads work at 10 MHz with a maximum output of 50 W, in pulsed or continuous mode; the rotating head turns at 40 revolutions per minute.

Göktürk — Siesta

  • The device comes with five heads, and the manual assigns each head to its own region: torso, arm and inner thigh, face.
  • At the torso head, an 80 kHz ultrasound wave and radiofrequency waves are delivered together.
  • The vacuum roller head applies suction with negative pressure while lifting the tissue with the roller movement.
  • Radiofrequency, negative pressure and infrared are brought together in the same head.

Session plan

With a part you cannot see, the knowledge between visits tends to stay one-sided. The only thing that levels it is both sides telling: us, what was done, and you, what the contact made you notice.

Who it is planned for

If you are thinking of the front as well, this entry on its own does not hold it; the catalogue runs separate cuts for that. Which one suits you is not something this page can say — making sure you know the edge of the cut before booking is well within it.

  • If the front should come along, say so before you book.
  • If you know of a tender spot on your back, describe where it sits.
  • If lying down is hard for you for any reason, let us know beforehand.
  • If a pregnancy is in the picture, tell us before you come.

How the appointment runs

  1. Saying the omission out loudIt opens by stating outright that this entry does not hold the front. If you had something else in mind, that clears up here.
  2. The edge in wordsHow far the waist and the back get worked is described. Since you cannot see it, that happens in words, and your agreement is taken.
  3. The treatmentWork goes on within the part described. Since you see nothing, we say from time to time which stretch we are on; if discomfort is named, things stop.
  4. The telling backAt the finish you hear which stretches were worked and the state the part is left in.
  5. The contact observationWhat you notice through clothing over the following days goes on paper at the next visit.

Before your appointment

Recommended

  • If you are unsure whether you want the front along, ask beforehand.
  • If you know of a tender spot on your back, note it down before you come.
  • Choose a garment with no seam or stiff band across the back.
  • If you have been here before, call to mind the edge described last time.

To avoid

  • Do not lump this entry in with the ones whose titles open with the abdomen.
  • Do not assume nothing can be said about an unseeable part and stay silent on that account.
  • Do not put anything new on the back on the morning of the visit.
  • Do not work the back over beforehand with a hard brush or an exfoliating mitt.

After your appointment

Recommended

  • Put what was told back to you briefly into a note of your own.
  • Write down day by day what you notice through clothing; for the back that is the observation that pays.
  • If someone close to you can look and describe it, take that into the note as well.
  • If you want the edge to sit differently next time, think it over now.

To avoid

  • Do not lay a hot water bottle on the back in the first hours.
  • Do not have the back massaged while anything lingers.
  • Do not take on anything that calls for lying still on your back for long.
  • Do not treat the omitted front on your own.

When to contact us: If something at the waist or the back pulls or hurts for longer than you reckoned on, get in touch; since you cannot see the part, your description is entirely enough. If it grows stronger or runs down an arm or a leg, see a doctor first.

What to be aware of

Bebek — Infinite Body

  • Not applied during pregnancy or where pregnancy is possible.
  • Not applied in heart disease.
  • Not applied in vascular disease.
  • Not applied to people carrying a pacemaker.
  • Not applied in thrombosis or thrombophlebitis.
  • Not applied to people on blood-thinning therapy.
  • Not applied to people who have had an organ transplant.
  • Not applied to people carrying large metal prostheses in the body.
  • Not applied in diabetes.
  • Not applied in epilepsy.

Göktürk — Siesta

  • Not applied in pregnancy or where pregnancy is suspected.
  • Not applied to people carrying a pacemaker, an implanted defibrillator or other active electronic implants.
  • Not applied in active cancer or where malignancy is suspected in the area treated.
  • Not applied in active thrombosis, deep vein thrombosis, thrombophlebitis, or an active condition linked to a history of embolism.
  • Not applied where there is an open wound, active infection, acute dermatitis, severe inflammation or a recent burn in the area treated.
  • Not applied in febrile illness or an acute infection that affects general condition.
  • With a bleeding disorder, a tendency to bruise easily, or the use of blood-thinning medication, a doctor's assessment is sought first.
  • With uncontrolled hypertension, severe cardiovascular disease or a circulatory disorder, a doctor's assessment is sought first.
  • With a metal implant, a prosthesis, loss of sensation or marked neuropathy in the area treated, a doctor's assessment is sought first.
  • With marked varicose veins, vascular sensitivity or a disorder of lymphatic circulation, a doctor's assessment is sought first.
  • With recent surgery, an invasive aesthetic procedure, filler or implant treatment, or tissue that has not finished healing, a doctor's assessment is sought first.
  • In severe systemic illness that may affect metabolic load, such as liver or kidney disease, a doctor's assessment is sought first.
  • Where a person cannot reliably report pain or heat, a doctor's assessment is sought first.

Good to know

What does this cut not hold?

Is the abdomen part of it too?

It is not. The owner confined this entry to the waist and the back on 31 July 2026.

Cuts that take the front run as lines of their own and carry it in their titles.

The edge of a part you cannot see

How will I know how far the work goes?

The edge is described in words: where it starts and where it stops comes up before the work, and you agree to it.

If the description did not land, asking again is the most ordinary thing in the world. With something your eyes cannot check, the follow-up question is your only tool.

What gets told at the finish

How am I to learn what was done?

Which stretches were worked, and the state the part is left in, is what you hear at the finish.

You do not have to ask for it; it is a step of the run of things.

What contact gives away

Without looking I cannot observe anything, surely?

You can. Clothing against the skin, lying on your back and touch are the routes that actually yield something back there.

Say it at the next visit and it goes on paper, and the description of the edge is measured against it.

Hitting the right line in the list

The title looks unlike the rest — did I pick wrong?

It looks unlike them because the cut is unlike them. Titles opening with the abdomen take the front along; this one does not.

If you are unsure, ask before booking; which line holds which parts is something we will tell you on the phone.

How do I know what is done to a part I cannot see?

I cannot watch the work; is there anything written behind it?

Every line under "Method" comes out of its own maker's booklet, and beside the line stands the machine it belongs to. Since the two addresses do not run the same machine, that distinction genuinely matters.

A sentence from one booklet does not migrate under the other. With a part you cannot see, guessing would mean selling something as certain to a person who cannot check it.

Expectations of the back

Is this a fix for my posture or my back pain?

It is not. It is no posture, muscle or pain programme, and just as little one for weight and measurements.

If a pain in your back persists, the right address is a medical one. Say so right at the start.

The Fatma Süha approach

At Fatma Süha we write down what a cut does not hold, too. A title standing alone in a list is a title easy to file under the wrong thing.

The omission goes in the first sentence. "The abdomen was never in it anyway" would be the worst sentence to hear at the treatment table.

Describing an unseeable part on your behalf is part of the job as we see it. If we do not describe it, all knowledge of it stays with us.

What the contact makes you notice counts with us as a proper observation. With a part no mirror shows, that is exactly what is left, and we put it on paper.

Frequently asked questions

Is the abdomen part of this entry?
It is not. This entry covers the waist and the back; cuts holding the front stand separately in the catalogue.
How am I to agree to the edge of a part I cannot see?
It is described in words before the work and your agreement taken. If it did not land, ask again.
Is what was done told at the finish?
It is. Which stretches were worked and the state the part is left in are described.
I cannot see the back; how am I to observe?
Clothing against the skin and touch will do it. What you notice goes on paper at the next visit.
And if I want the front taken along?
Cuts holding the front run as lines of their own in the catalogue; you pick one of those when booking.
Can I have in writing what is done to the unseeable part?
At the finish it is told out loud. How the machine works, on the other hand, sits under "Method": each line from its maker's booklet, with the machine beside it.
Is this about my back pain or my posture?
No; no posture, muscle or pain programme. For a pain that persists, see a doctor.
Does the back belong at both addresses?
It does. The cut does not differ between Bebek and Göktürk.

Locations

  • BebekInfinite Body — Waist and Back
  • GöktürkSiesta — Waist and Back

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