Vitamin C enzymatic peeling has been developed for pale, pasty, sensitive, redness- and rosacea-prone skin, but is also great for dry, dehydrated, cigarette smoke-damaged, scarred or acne-prone skin. The most ideal period for treatment is early spring or during the darker months of the year, because after peeling the skin may be more sensitive to UV radiation. Peeling can be used by both women and men.
Pediatric nephrology is a specialization concerned with childhood renal and urinary tract diseases and their consequences.
One possible form of urolithiasis is kidney stones. If kidney stones cause symptoms or are too large to pass spontaneously, surgical intervention may be necessary. Smaller stones can move and travel down the ureter, causing renal colic.
Neurosurgery is a medical specialism concerning operable diseases of the nervous system, skull and spine. The main areas are: neuro trauma (accidental damage to the nervous system and its supporting structures), neuro-oncology (cancer of the central and peripheral nervous system), vascular neurosurgery (vascular disorders of the central nervous system), spinal surgery (pathological processes affecting elements of the spine) functional neurosurgery (treatment of pain, epilepsy, movement disorders) and pediatric neurosurgery.
The O2 Lift skin rejuvenating method is recommended for those who want a luxurious facial treatment that provides immediate results. It is a fast yet gentle exfoliating procedure for all skin types that exerts its effects in the deeper layers of the skin: it detoxifies, replenishes, revitalizes and instantly energizes the skin.
Neurology deals with detecting and treating organic (originating from the organs) disorders and diseases of the central and peripheral nervous system. The neurologist examines and cures the functioning of the brain and spinal cord and the nerves that permeate the whole body from there. Complaints caused by neurological diseases vary widely, be it in their location or nature. Damage to the nervous system often appears not as an independent disease, but as a complication owing to other organ systems’ damage.
