Our treatments

Hair Transplant

Hair and beard transplant options, planned after a doctor reviews your photos.

Dental Treatment

Implants, veneers, smile design and general dental care.

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  ImplantA dental implant supports a replacement tooth in the jaw; bone, gum health, imaging, healing and restoration design all affect planning.
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  VeneersVeneers and crowns differ in preparation, material and indication; healthy tooth structure and long-term maintenance should guide the choice.
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  Smile DesignSmile design combines selected restorative or cosmetic dental options only after teeth, gums, bite and expectations are assessed.
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  Full MouthFull-mouth restoration coordinates the bite, remaining teeth, gums, implants and restorations as one staged plan.
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  Teeth WhiteningProfessional whitening lightens natural teeth; existing crowns, veneers and implants do not whiten in the same way.
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  General & Emergency Dental CareGeneral and urgent dentistry starts with diagnosis of pain, infection, damage or gum problems before treatment is selected.
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  All-on-4 / All-on-6All-on-4 and All-on-6 are full-arch implant concepts; implant number and position depend on anatomy, imaging and the restorative plan.

Plastic Surgery

Face, breast and body procedures, discussed with the treating surgeon.

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  RhinoplastyRhinoplasty can address shape, proportion and sometimes airway concerns; facial balance, skin, cartilage and breathing require joint assessment.
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  LiposuctionLiposuction is body contouring, not treatment for obesity; skin quality, target areas and safe volume limits matter.
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  BBLBBL uses fat transfer to alter buttock contour and carries specific safety concerns that must be discussed with an appropriately qualified surgeon.
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  Breast SurgeryBreast surgery may involve augmentation, reduction or lifting; anatomy, goals, implants where relevant and future follow-up shape the plan.
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  Face & Neck LiftFace and neck lift planning considers skin laxity, deeper tissues, scars, anaesthesia and the limits of surgery.
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  Eyelid SurgeryBlepharoplasty may address excess eyelid skin or fat; eye health, lid position, dryness and vision symptoms must be assessed first.
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  Mommy MakeoverA mommy makeover is an individual combination of procedures, so staging, pregnancy plans, anaesthesia and recovery support must be reviewed carefully.
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  Tummy TuckAbdominoplasty removes selected excess abdominal skin and may repair muscle separation; it is major surgery rather than a weight-loss shortcut.
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  Arm & Thigh LiftArm and thigh lifts remove selected excess skin and trade improved contour for permanent scars and a structured recovery.
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  Body LiftA body lift addresses several areas after major weight loss and may need staged surgery, nutrition review and extensive recovery planning.
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  Non-Surgical AestheticsInjectables and other non-surgical aesthetic procedures are medical treatments whose product, dose, injector training and emergency plan matter.

Bariatric Surgery

Gastric sleeve and gastric bypass, considered after a medical assessment.

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  Gastric SleeveSleeve gastrectomy reduces stomach volume permanently and requires nutritional preparation, supplements and long-term follow-up.
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  Gastric BypassGastric bypass creates a small stomach pouch and reroutes part of the intestine; nutrition, medicines and lifelong monitoring are central.
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  Gastric BalloonA gastric balloon is a temporary endoscopic weight-management option, not surgery; eligibility, removal timing and lifestyle support must be defined.

Eye Surgery

Eye Surgery: refraction, cornea or lens findings, visual needs, alternatives and postoperative review. An individual clinical assessment is required before a plan can be confirmed.

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  LASIKLASIK reshapes the cornea to reduce selected refractive errors; stable prescription, corneal measurements and realistic visual goals are essential.
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  PRK / TransPRKPRK and TransPRK reshape the corneal surface without a LASIK flap and usually involve a different early recovery experience.
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  Cataract SurgeryCataract surgery replaces a cloudy natural lens with an intraocular lens when symptoms and daily-life impact justify treatment.
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  Smart / Trifocal LensTrifocal or other premium intraocular lenses may reduce dependence on glasses, but optical trade-offs and eye health must be discussed.

Medical Check-up

Medical Check-up: age, history, symptoms, risk factors and which tests are clinically appropriate. An individual clinical assessment is required before a plan can be confirmed.

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  Executive Check-upAn executive check-up should be tailored to age, history, symptoms and evidence-based screening rather than a fixed list of maximum tests.
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  ComprehensiveA comprehensive check-up coordinates clinically appropriate prevention and investigation, with clear interpretation and follow-up for abnormal results.

Wellness & IV Therapy

Wellness & IV Therapy: the clinical indication, ingredients, dose, interactions, evidence and monitoring. An individual clinical assessment is required before a plan can be confirmed.