Range of plastic & aesthetic surgery services
We offer you a comprehensive range of treatments in the field of plastic and aesthetic surgery. Below you will find an overview of the most common topics.
Aesthetic surgery on the face to combat decreasing skin elasticity / tissue sagging, muscle tension and loss of volume.
Find out more about aesthetic corrections to the face and head:
Wrinkles occur during the ageing process due to decreasing skin elasticity, excessive muscle tension or the effects of gravity.
Find out more about our anti-wrinkle treatments:
The breast is the central organ of femininity. Many women with breasts that are too small, too large, sagging or uneven feel unattractive or unfeminine, which can affect their self-esteem.
Find out more about breast surgery:
Satisfaction with your own body is reflected in your personal appearance and has a positive effect on communication and interaction in relationships and social life. Even minor surgical or non-surgical measures can often lead to a significant improvement.
Find out more about aesthetic body corrections!
- Aesthetic mesotherapy mesoline / anti-ageing treatments
- Tummy tuck
- BTL EMSCULPT™
- BTL Exilis Elite ™
- Breast operations
- Cellulite
- Liposuction
- Fat-away injection / lipolysis
- Hyperhidrosis
- Intimate surgery
- Cryolipolysis
- Lipofilling
- Medical needling
- Melanomas and moles
- Microdermabrasion
- Scar corrections
- Umbilical hernia
- Non-invasive body shaping
- Upper arm lift
- Thigh lift
- Peeling treatments
- Sweat gland treatment
Surgery in the genital area should not be a taboo subject. Even minor procedures can lead to a significant increase in well-being.
Find out more about our intimate surgeries
- Labia reduction
- Labia augmentation
- Vaginal tightening
- BTL Emsella™ (pelvic floor treatment / incontinence treatment)
- BTL Exilis Ultra femme 360™
- G-spot
- Labia tightening with RF mesoneedling
- Mound of Venus
Reconstructive surgery deals with the restoration of the body surface after tumour operations, accidents or congenital malformations.
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