With this summer’s record-breaking temperatures of 41°C, the public was urged to take extra precautions against sunburn caused by extreme UV radiation. For normal skin types, even 15-20 minutes’ exposure can lead to redness, increasing the risk of skin cancer. That’s why after the summer is the best time to have your annual mole screening. Early detection of malignant moles can be crucial, preventing potentially fatal metastasis.
During breast reconstruction surgery the surgeon rebuilds the completely or partially removed breast shape with your own tissue and/or an implant. The reconstruction process may consist of a series of breast augmentation interventions and include implant placement as well as restoration of the nipple and areola.
At Dr. Rose Private Hospital, breast cancer screening is performed with a complex breast diagnostic examination. During the examination, a two-dimensional mammography x-ray of both breasts is taken, and then the patient is immediately examined by a radiologist experienced in breast diagnostics. The procedure includes taking a detailed family and individual medical history, a physical breast examination, and a breast ultrasound. After comparing the results, the radiologist will also recommend a tomosynthesis examination if necessary. This examination protocol ensures the highest accuracy and the fastest results, without unnecessary radiation exposure.
Lactose intolerance—also known as lactose sensitivity—is the inability to digest lactose, a disaccharide sugar found in milk and certain dairy products. This condition arises from a deficiency or complete absence of lactase, the enzyme responsible for breaking down lactose. Globally, it's estimated that around 75% of the adult population cannot fully digest lactose. Rates vary widely: approximately 5% in Northern Europe, 71% in Southern Europe, and up to 90% in some Asian and African countries. Dr. Edit Harasta, a gastroenterologist at Dr. Rose Private Hospital, offers a concise overview:
The breast is a symbol of femininity and an important part of our self-esteem. However, over the years, both the size and the volume of the breast can change, and often a breast surgery is the solution to achieve the ideal shape. Plastic surgery can be an option for breast reduction breast augmentation, breast lift and other aesthetic procedures.
Breast augmentation is one of the most common plastic surgeries, in which a silicone breast implant is used to increase the size of the breasts or make up for lost volume which can develop after pregnancy and breastfeeding, following a disease affecting breast tissue or as a feature of age. Nowadays, breast augmentation has become accepted by society. The reason for this lies not only in open communication, but also in the fact that the motto of plastic surgeons for years has been ’natural beauty’, so breast augmentation is no longer synonymous with huge, sometimes grotesque breasts, and most often it is not noticeable that an implant increases breast size.