A procedure aimed at tightening the facial skin, eliminating deep wrinkles, reducing the volume of soft tissues of the face.
There are several types of facelift:

✔ Traditional facelift (full facelift): Includes incisions along the hairline, behind the ears and possibly under the chin to access muscles and tissues.

✔ Mini lift (Short Scar or S-Lift): Less extensive surgery with shorter incisions, focusing on tightening specific areas of the face.

✔ Mid-Facelift (Mid-Facelift): The main focus is on the central part of the face, including the cheekbones and nasolabial folds.

The choice of a particular method depends on specific factors such as skin condition, muscle condition, anatomy and the patient’s wishes.

The operation is performed under general anaesthesia.
Rehabilitation period:

– First days: Swelling and bruising, slight pain, rest is required.

– First week: Most patients return to daily life, but may have limitations in physical activity.

– First 2-4 weeks: Swelling and bruising gradually decreases but may persist. Physical activity limitations may occur at this stage.

– First 3-6 months: Scar healing and finalisation of the results of the Facelift.

As with any surgical procedure, it is important to get detailed advice and instructions from your surgeon for optimal recovery.

Indications for eyebrowplasty are the correction of the shape and position of the eyebrows to create a more open look of a lifted upper eyelid, sagging eyebrow, deep forehead wrinkles, cosmetic corrections.

There are several methods and types of surgery:

✔ Classic browlift (coronal): An incision is made in the forehead area, usually at the hairline, to raise the eyebrows and remove excess skin.

✔ Brow lift using endoscopy: A less invasive technique that uses an endoscope to visualise and lift the eyebrows through small incisions.

✔ Minimal Incision Brow Lift (S-Lift): Shorter incisions focusing on lifting the outer corner of the eyebrows.

The surgery is performed under general anaesthesia.

Rehabilitation period:

– First few days: There may be swelling and bruising. Rest, cold compresses are required.

 – First week: Most patients can return to normal activities, but with limited physical activity.

 – First 2-4 weeks: Swelling and bruising decreases, mild activity restrictions may occur.

– First 3-6 months: Scar healing and finalisation of brow lift results.

As with any surgical procedure, it is important to get detailed recommendations and instructions from your surgeon for optimal recovery.

Surgery aimed at removing excess skin, fat and bags in the upper and/or lower eyelid area that affects the overall contour of the eyelids and gives an aged appearance.

There are several methods and types of surgery:

✔ Upper blepharoplasty: Removal of excess skin, muscle and fat from the upper eyelid through an incision in the natural crease.

✔ Lower blepharoplasty: Removal of excess skin, fat and correction of bags under the eyes, often using incisions within the lower eyelid or under the eyelashes.

✔ Transconjunctival blepharoplasty: A procedure in which an incision is made inside the lower eyelid to reduce the appearance of scarring.

The operation is performed under local anaesthesia, possibly combined with sedation or general anaesthesia in the presence of other surgical procedures.

Rehabilitation period:

– First few days: Swelling and bruising may occur. Rest, and cold compresses are required.

– First week: Most patients can return to normal activities, but with limited physical activity.

– First 2-4 weeks: Swelling and bruising decreases, mild activity restrictions may occur.

– First 3-6 months: Scar healing and finalisation of blepharoplasty results.

As with any surgical procedure, it is important to get detailed advice and instructions from your surgeon for optimal recovery.

Removal of excess fat in the chin, cheeks, neck or jawline area of the face to improve contours.

There are several methods and types of surgery:

✔ Radiation liposuction: A procedure in which the surgeon inserts a cannula through a small incision and sucks up the excess fat.

✔ Vibroliposuction: The use of a vibrating cannula to extract fat more easily.

✔ Ultrasonic Liposuction: The use of ultrasound to destroy fat cells before they are sucked out.

✔ Laser liposuction: A procedure that uses a laser to destroy fat cells.

It is performed under general or local anaesthesia depending on the extent of the surgery.

Rehabilitation period:

– First few days: Swelling, bruising and some pain. Wearing a compression bandage is required.

– First week: Most patients can return to normal activities, but with limited physical activity.

– First 2-4 weeks: Swelling and bruising diminish, mild activity restrictions may occur.

– First 3-6 months: Scar healing and finalisation of liposuction results.

It is important to follow the surgeon’s instructions and follow the care advice for the treatment area to minimise the risks and achieve the best results.

Внедрение имплантов для объем подбородка или скул, при наличие дефектов в структуре костей, требующих коррекции, а так же улучшение эстетики лица и придание ему более симметричного вида.

Существует несколько методов и видов операции:

✔ Импланты подбородка: Вставка импланта под мышцы подбородка для улучшения его формы и профиля.

✔ Импланты скул: Размещение имплантов в области скул для создания или улучшения объема и контуров.

Операция проводится под общей анестезией.

Реабилитационный период:

– Первые несколько дней: Отек, синяки и дискомфорт. Необходимо соблюдать покой и избегать интенсивных физических упражнений.

– Первая неделя: Большинство пациентов может вернуться к обычной деятельности, но с ограничением по физической активности.

– Первые 2-4 недели: Отек и синяки уменьшаются, возможны легкие ограничения на активности.

– Первые 3-6 месяцев: Заживление рубцов и окончательное освоение результатов. Рекомендуется регулярное наблюдение у хирурга.

Для уменьшения возможных осложнений и достижения наилучших результатов необходимо строго следовать рекомендациям врача относительно ухода и ограничений в период реабилитации.

The surgical removal of an aesthetic defect in which excessive fat accumulation or sagging of the skin under the chin forms which creates the visual effect of an additional second chin.This defect may be due to factors such as aging genetics being overweight or general muscle tone.

Various procedures are available to correct a double chin:

✔ Chin Liposuction: Removes excess fat from the area under the chin using a thin cannula.

✔ Chin lift: Eliminates sagging skin and improves the contour of the chin by removing excess skin and tightening the tissue.

✔ The specific method depends on the individual patient and the nature of the defect. Before undergoing any procedure, it is important to consult with an experienced surgeon who can suggest the best treatment plan for your case.

It is carried out under general or local anaesthesia, depending on the type of surgery.

Rehabilitation period:

– First few days: Swelling, bruising and discomfort. Wearing a compression bandage may be recommended.

– First week: Patient can return to normal activities, but with restrictions on physical activity.

– First 2-4 weeks: Swelling and bruising gradually decrease. Avoidance of strenuous exercise is recommended.

– First 3-6 months: Scar healing and finalisation of results.

It is important to follow the surgeon’s instructions and follow the care advice for the treatment area to minimise the risks and achieve the best results.

Otoplasty is a surgical procedure to change the shape and size of the ears, often to improve their appearance and their proportions.

The indications for this surgery are usually to correct the position of the cartilage of the auricle or to remove excess skin to reshape the ears.

Indications for surgery

✔ Lagging ears: When the ears protrude too far forward.

✔ Ear asymmetry: Unbalanced shape or positioning of the ears.

✔ Post-injury correction: To restore the shape of the ears after trauma or unsuccessful previous surgery.

Performed under general or local anaesthesia depending on the extent of the operation.

Rehabilitation period:

First few days: Swelling, bruising and discomfort. Wearing a special bandage is recommended.

– First week: The patient can return to normal activities, but with restrictions on physical activity.

– First 2-4 weeks: Swelling and bruising gradually decrease. It is recommended to avoid intense physical activity.

– First 3-6 months: Scar healing and finalisation of results.

It is important to obtain detailed advice from the surgeon for the individual case and follow it strictly to achieve optimal results and minimise risks.

The neck lift procedure is a surgical procedure to correct sagging and excess skin in the neck and lower face.

It is performed under general or local anaesthesia depending on the extent of the surgery.

Excess skin is removed and the muscles and tissues are tightened to restore the elasticity and shape of the neck.

There are several different surgical techniques in neck lift surgery and the choice of method depends on the individual patient, the degree of sagging tissue and the desired effect.

The choice of a particular method depends on individual factors such as skin condition, muscle condition, anatomy and the patient’s wishes.

Rehabilitation period:

– First few days: There may be swelling and bruising. Rest, and cold compresses are required.

– First week: Most patients can return to normal activities, but with limited physical activity.

– First 2-4 weeks: Swelling and bruising decreases, mild activity restrictions may occur.

– First 3-6 months: Scar healing and finalisation of neck lift results.

As with any surgical procedure, it’s important to get detailed advice and instructions from your surgeon for optimal recovery.