Endoscopic Face Rejuvenation

For the endoscopic upper and midface lift, a mini camera is inserted under the skin and used to guide the surgical instruments. Access is also possible through an incision in the mouth. In this procedure, the skin on the forehead, in the eye region and on the cheek bones is peeled directly off the bone,
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Cosmetic Eyelid Surgery

Our eyes betray our age. Once people are past 30, the upper lid begins to sag und the lower lids form baggy tear sacs. The appearance is one of a tired and constantly sleep-deprived person. At the same time our crow’s feet stay put, and the tear trough cuts a line into the face. In
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Face rejuvenation with fat injections

In recent years, fat injections have become a “hot topic” in plastic surgery. Today, we know that fat tissue is not just an ordinary dermal filler but a very rich source for stem cells. Injected together with the fat, stem cell develop into the cell type lacking at the place of injection, and generate the
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Dermal Fillers

With increasing age our soft tissue – fat, muscle and connective tissue – decreases. This loss is compensated with the injection of dermal fillers. Small scale injections can be applied in the surgeon’s office. A wide range of ready-to-use dermal fillers are available that are easily and painlessly applied. The effect of fillers can be
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Botox Applications

Botox is a bacterial neurotoxin isolated from the bacterium clostridium botulinum. It acts on the nerve-muscle connection and induces a temporary and localised paralysis in the muscle. Botox is available in the market in pure form; known brands are Dysport, Vistable and Neurobloc. Initially Botox was used to treat strabismus (“crossed eyes”); another area was
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Skin Resurfacing

Face rejuvenation procedures address the issues of wrinkles and volume loss; they are not suitable for the repair of age-related damages to the skin. In the process, the top layers of the skin are carefully removed and the growth of new skin is stimulated. Frequently asked questions about face peeling: What techniques are used in
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Facial Implants

The face does not consist of soft tissue and skin alone, rather it is the skull that determines the shape of our appearance. A regular skeleton is the precondition for good looks. Developmental disorders, genetic defects, an accident or tooth problems may cause facial deformities. This is particularly noticeable in the midface and the jaw.
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Migraine Surgery

Twelve per cent of the population suffer from migraines, with a prevalence in women three times higher than in men. According to research, one in five women who undergo plastic surgery is a migraine sufferer. For this reason, this form of severe headaches falls into the scope of plastic surgery. Because surgery can treat migraines
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Aesthetic Ear Surgery

One in 20 children has protruding ears. It may be cute in a little child, but for school-age children, the teasing can cause serious psychological trauma. We, therefore, recommend the correction of ear anomalies at an early age. Frequently asked questions about aesthetic ear surgery: What are the main anomalies in ear development? Three anatomical
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Earlobe Repair

Earlobe-related problems are: elongation of ear ring holes over time and loss of volume with age. In particular middle-aged and older women complain about these changes. Elongated or torn earlobes Heavy ear rings can cause a deformation of the ear holes, and sometimes earlobes are torn when jewellery gets accidentally stuck. Repair surgery is carried
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