Vascular surgery treats diseases of the blood vessels, primarily the arteries and veins, via surgery. These include vasoconstriction, varicose veins and vasodilation. Vascular diseases resulting from diabetes and high blood pressure are also addressed by vascular surgery.
During upper torso surgery, several plastic surgeries are performed at the same time, as a result of which the breasts regain their fullness, and the torso becomes slender and taut. The result of torso surgery is long-lasting, only significant weight gain can pose a threat to it.
Growths with different pigmentations - pigmented moles - sometimes stand out from skin level. Although these are mostly benign growths, they can still be aesthetically disturbing. It is worth removing these types of moles so that they do not cause a major complaint later.
One possible form of urinary tract stones (urolithiasis) is bladder stones, i.e., the presence of urinary stones in the bladder. Removal of bladder stones is usually done through the urethra endoscopically (transurethral) and only rarely, usually in the case of large stones, is open surgical removal necessary.
Facial rejuvenation with the help of our plastic surgeons, using the latest technologies - for a younger look, softer features and permanent solutions. Since age-related facial imperfections can no longer be corrected with cosmetic, cosmetological and aesthetic treatments after a period of time, only facial plastic surgery performed by a plastic surgeon can correct the sagging of facial muscles and skin.
In most women’s lives, the moment comes when she looks with dissatisfaction at the changed shape of her breasts. After childbirth, due to the passage of time or thanks to individual attributes, the skin loses its elasticity and tone. Breasts that have lost their perkiness can be made firmer with a plastic surgery procedure called a breast lift.
Gynecology is concerned with diseases of the female reproductive organs and their treatment. Regular gynecological check-ups are essential even if you have no symptoms. The main reasons for this are the relatively high incidence of malignant cervical cancer, which is not uncommon but can be treated effectively if diagnosed in time, and other gynecological diseases that do not cause complaints but can be detected by simple tests.
When correcting a protruding or disproportionately large ear, not only can the angle of the ears with the skull be reduced or the cochlea arch be refined, but the earlobes can also be made smaller. At the earliest, the procedure can be performed from the age of 5, which has the advantage that the ear can be shaped even more easily due to the flexibility of the cartilage and the cochlea at a young age. There are no visible signs of ear surgery as the scars remain hidden.
Our physiotherapists begin the necessary treatment immediately following surgery, depending on the type of intervention and the patient’s condition.