Vladimir Khegay
15+ years in plastic surgery · ISAPS Miami participant · trained in London, Saint Petersburg
Vladimir Khegay
Vladimir Khegay has been a practicing surgeon since 2010. Since 2013 he has specialized in plastic and reconstructive surgery, having completed retraining at the Department of Plastic Surgery of the Mechnikov North-Western State Medical University in Saint Petersburg.
He regularly upgrades his qualifications abroad: he took part in the ISAPS congress in Miami (2018), trained under Dr. Patrick Malucci in London (2019); in 2021 — advanced training in aesthetic breast surgery in Moscow.
- Kazakh State Medical Academy, Astana — general surgery
- Mechnikov North-Western State Medical University, St. Petersburg — plastic surgery
- ISAPS Miami Congress participant, 2018
- Training with Dr. Patrick Malucci, London, 2019
- Breast surgery — Dr. D. V. Melnikov, Moscow, 2021
My priority — your safety
The most important thing for your safety — an anesthesiologist-intensivist is always present during surgery, even the smallest ones. You are under constant monitoring at every stage.
An anesthesiologist-intensivist always nearby
Present at every operation — even the smallest. You are under constant monitoring at every stage.
Oxygen and anesthesia machine
The operating room has its own equipment for anesthesia and oxygen supply, ready throughout the entire operation.
Modern equipment
Monitoring of vital signs and certified medical equipment at every stage of the procedure.
Each procedure — its own specialty
What patients choose most
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Correcting protruding ears
Liposuction of buttocks and thighs
Reshaping the calves (rear view)
Flat abdomen with diastasis repair, front view
Breast augmentation, front view
Hooded lid and under-eye bags corrected
A defined jawline, side view
Worth reading
Why eyelid surgery is difficult, not simple
There is no single standard: orbital bone structure, fat pads, muscles and ligaments differ in every patient. Why the technique is chosen individually, and why the surgeon''s experience decides the outcome.
Read→Fat traps: why fat accumulates in certain areas
How sex, hormones and heredity shape the “problem” areas — and what correction methods exist.
Read→Why women’s facial skin ages faster
How women’s fewer sweat glands affect skin hydration and elasticity — and what to do about it.
Read→@doctor_khegay
Real results
Before/after photos and videos, without retouching or filters.
Answers to questions
Open consultations in the comments and Stories.
Behind the scenes
How a surgeon’s day goes and how procedures are prepared.
We welcome patients from across Kazakhstan and abroad
For patients from other cities and countries — full support: from the first online consultation to recovery after surgery.
Learn more →Online consultation
We will discuss details and preparation before your arrival in Kazakhstan
Support at every stage
From the initial consultation to follow-up examinations after surgery
Help with logistics
We will advise on transfers, accommodation and organizing the visit
Frequently asked questions
Check their specialized education and certificates, experience in the specific procedure you want, a before/after portfolio, and how clearly the doctor answers your questions at the consultation. A good sign is a calm conversation about risks and realistic expectations, without pressure or promises of a perfect result.
The operation itself is performed under anesthesia, so there is no pain during the procedure. Afterwards there may be discomfort and swelling — these are managed with pain-relief medication and usually decrease noticeably within the first days of recovery.
The first changes are noticeable once the swelling subsides — usually within 2–3 weeks. An intermediate result forms over 1–3 months, and the final one after 6–12 months, when the tissues have fully adapted.
The standard pre-operative package includes a general and biochemical blood test, a coagulogram, infection screening, an ECG and a therapist’s clearance. The exact list depends on the type of operation and is confirmed at the consultation.
Yes, the initial consultation can be done remotely — this is convenient for patients from other cities and countries. An in-person examination before surgery will be needed to clarify details and confirm there are no contraindications.
Yes, I regularly see patients from other countries. I help plan the visit: an online consultation in advance, coordinating dates for surgery and recovery, and support with organizational matters on site.