November offer from our dental partner

Dr. Rose Private Hospital's dental partner, VitalCenter Margitsziget, is offering its priority partners special discounts on the price of check-ups and preventive treatments as part of November's dental month. One of the most important tasks of dentistry is the prevention of serious dental problems, which is why in November, interested patients are offered free consultations and panoramic x-rays.

STILL SHAPELY AFTER A BABY - WHAT IS A MOMMY MAKEOVER?

For new mothers who, genetically-speaking, are not as lucky as Jessica Alba or Beyoncé, plastic surgery can help them regain their shape. A survey on postnatal shape correction, conducted in several countries, revealed that most pregnant women are already thinking about how to get rid of the excess weight that has accumulated here and there, and a large percentage are planning some kind of plastic surgery.

Childhood behavioral disorder package

Our childhood behavioral disorder package aims to detect and alleviate early emotional and behavioral control problems (regulatory disorders) and relationship difficulties, thus supporting a balanced parent-child relationship and the possibility of harmonious development. A regulatory disorder is nothing more than a behavioral anomaly of infancy and early childhood. Difficulties concerning nutrition, digestion/toileting and sleeping/waking routines could appear, but excessive crying and difficulties achieving calm can also characterize this period. Later this can be accompanied by difficulties paying attention, connecting with peers and processing stimuli. Disorder occurs when the appearance, intensity and duration of such a problem exceeds the limits of ‘normal’ development and/or is not expected to be resolved without external assistance. Situations and problems which are particularly difficult for parents and considered untreatable or intolerable can also be included, regardless of their clinical relevance.

Stone removal surgeries - bladder stones

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.