Medaesthetic München

Body

Surgical body styling or ‚body contouring’ helps to regain aesthetic proportions, a better body image, a boost to your self-esteem and a new joy in how you move, dress and feel. Various means can be used in order to achieve a desired body contour. Liposuction and the operative fat redistribution methods known as lipostructure, liporecycling, liposhifting, lipofilling or lipotransfer, are some of the most common procedures in aesthetic plastic surgery and achieve enduring improvements to your body contour. Beyond these so called liposculpture procedures, there are also lift-operations, such as abdominoplasty (a.k.a. tummy tuck), thigh lifts, upper arm lifts, buttock lifts and buttock implants, as well as calf implants.

Breasts

Full and firm breasts – more and more women are choosing to have them. Women who are dissatisfied with their breasts are usually not just concerned with their aesthetic appeal but often feel generally unfeminine.

Face

When it comes to aesthetic surgery of the face, you should only trust specialists who are expert in its complicated anatomy, ensuring a positive change that takes into account individuality, personality and natural facial gestures. This competency is only the beginning – it is just as important that you inform yourself and gather quality advice prior to any cosmetic procedure – including information on risks and after-effects.

Hair

Hair is actually a collection of shafts made of keratin, each sealed by a cuticle and fixed at the root of the scalp by follicles, which generate lipids to nourish the hair. The initial growth period spans two to six years, after which follows a two- to three-week transition period. After a three-month growth respite, the hair begins to fall out and a new hair cycle begins, in which 50 to 150 daily new hair shafts emerge. Eventually (and unnoticeably), around 100,000 hairs cover the head. More than half of all men suffer from hereditary hair loss. The hair roots in these cases are programmed thus, that hair loss and baldness occurs even in men with otherwise normal testosterone levels. Cause is not the testosterone itself but what it produces: Dihydrotestosteron (DHT). However, a flaw in the sexual hormone can also lead to problematic hair growth and thinning.

Skin

As our largest organ, our skin establishes the physical boundaries between ourselves and our surroundings with its various layers, starting with the outer layer (epidermis), true skin (dermis) and hypodermis, all of which is made up of fatty tissue.

Veins

Acute and chronic vein disorders are among the most common civilisation diseases of our time – and they’re on the increase. In Germany alone, around 32 million people suffer from problems with their veins.

Treatments