Neck lift

It is inherent in the aging process that the skin loses its elasticity, although the extent of this can vary greatly from individual to individual, as some people tend to develop wrinkles, others experience primarily skin sagging or a combination of these two phenomena. When non-invasive methods - cosmetic treatments, laser procedures - no longer help enough, the ’rejuvenation’ and tightening of the neck skin can be achieved with plastic surgery. In some cases, local liposuction is sufficient, in others it may be necessary to remove excess skin to achieve an optimal effect.

Liposuction before - after

Pediatric orthopedics

Pediatric orthopedics is a field that deals with musculoskeletal problems in children, and specialists examine children from infancy to 18 years of age.

Post-pregnancy body contouring

During pregnancy, as a result of the growing uterus and internal pressure, the abdominal muscles weaken, the skin of the belly protrudes and stretch marks appear on it. The prenatal condition of the belly and the breasts can be easily restored by post-pregnancy plastic surgery.

Proctology

Proctology is the science of the last 20cm of the intestinal tract. Among the most common complaints are hemorrhoids, rupture of the rectum, and rectal pain. In addition, proctological diseases include benign and malignant tumors, polyps, blood clot complaints, rectal skin lesions, abscesses, fistulas, symptoms of infectious venereal diseases, and inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) manifesting at this stage of the intestinal tract. Rectal pain is often caused by dysfunction of the sphincter and pelvic floor muscles.

Pilonidal sinus (pilonidal cyst) removal

A pilonidal cyst (also called a pilonidal sinus, or buttock abscess) is a subcutaneous cavity and duct system that usually develops between the buttocks, in the sacrum area (i.e., above the tailbone at the top of the buttocks). Its name derives from the Latin words ‘pilus’ (hair) and ‘nidus’ (nest), because the cyst often contains hair that for some reason becomes embedded under the skin

The Mediterranean Diet’s Secret to Longevity

The Mediterranean lifestyle combines healthy eating with physical activity and quality time spent with family and friends. Its health benefits have been confirmed by numerous scientific studies. Prof. Dr. Ádám Lelbach, honorary university professor and chief internal medicine and gastroenterology specialist at Dr. Rose Private Hospital, spoke to us about it:

Our story

At any stage in our lives, the most important thing is to know our health is assured. Be it screening examinations, surgical interventions or even a specialist medical examination, a high level of care and an exclusive environment conducive to recovery is essential.