Aestheticon’s broad spectrum of facials, classic or customized, medical peels, anti- aging procedures, microdermabrasion, HydraFacial™, diamond peel, meso-therapy, brightening, treatment of acne scars and pigmentation, non-surgical skin lifting by radio frequency, laser treatments etc. – for each and every skin type!

Single treatments or packages, our well-versed beauty therapist will analyze your skin type and looks forward to giving her professional advice.

Further classic Aestheticon procedures are:

– Laser Hair Removal: for body and face, ladies and gentlemen

– Skin surgery: skin tags, moles, warts, scar removal

– Fillers and botulinum toxin treatments

– Worldwide renowned specialties: Breast surgery & Facial surgery!

– Body Plastic/ Aesthetic Procedures: Easy Liposuction, body shaping/ lifting after severe weight loss, tummy tuck, Brazilian buttock lift, fat transfer, meso-therapy

– Hand & Foot Surgery: by German board certified hand surgeon

and much more….

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Patients expect from their trusted physicians that those will advise them in regards of best possible options to achieve best possible treatment results. This is the patients’ right and is anyway the obligation of each doctor. The fundamentals of this right are derived from the Hippocratic Oath, which was written in the late 5th century BC.

From my experience, it is a matter of course that our patients’ needs can usually be satisfied. However, from time to time it can happen, that I need to tell a patient, that her/ his perception of the treatment result is not realistic and thus not achievable. This can be due to different reasons e. g. former misinformation regarding the treatment/ surgical options and expected results or for example the special condition of the respective patient.

If you need to make a decision, which doesn’t meet the patient’s expectations, the patient will understand the reasons and take gratefully the advice, if they feel that you act out of concern for their well being.

Only rarely it happens, that a patient will consult another doctor to hear what she/ he might like to hear, but I truly believe that professional advice for the benefit of the patient does not allow any compromises. Experience shows that those patients, who underwent a procedure elsewhere against better advice, eventually come back to have things rectified.

The hand disease called palmar fibrosis or Dupytren’s contracture is seen mainly in Europe, North America and Australia.

The disease leads to a development of connective tissue chords in the palm of the hand, which contract and bend the fingers towards a fist.

We know four stages with stage 1 being the beginning of the disease and stage 4 being the most severe stage with flexion of the fingers above 90 degrees. The exact cause is still unclear but linked to genes.

In the beginning, the disease can be treated by physiotherapy, but usually at some point in stage 2 a surgery is required. During the surgery all affected connective tissue chords will be removed and the underlying nerves, vessels and tendons will be saved.

The recurrence rate can be very high, if a non-experienced surgeon performs the surgery. It is crucial to stress that patients, who are suffering from Dupuytren’s contracture, should consult a hand specialist. Untreated the disease can lead to fingers being fixed to a fist without the ability to use the hand anymore.

“Can you avoid a rejuvenation surgery of face and eyes by undergoing repeatedly filler and/ or botulinumtoxin procedures?”

This topic is discussed quite controversially and the answer is not that simple.

Patients, who are looking for rejuvenation treatments of face and eye area, have the option to consult medical practitioners with different backgrounds, thus there can be more than one medical specialization engaged. According to their specializations, the practitioners will give their professional advice for a treatment, which can turn out very differently.

For instance, if a doctor does not perform surgeries at all, she or he will most probably advise to avoid surgeries and opt for non-invasive treatments for as long as possible. Does this work for a patient in his or her late 30’s? Yes, definitely, but maybe not that well for someone older than 45 years.

The crux is, that if you wait for too long before you opt for a surgery, the skin may have relaxed to an extend that an optimum result is difficult or not at all to achieve. Very often I need to tell patients, who are in their 60’s, and ask for my advice in my clinic, that it would have been better, if they had visited me a few years earlier. The majority of them tell me, that they have spent ten thousands of dollars over the past 2 decades for non-surgical treatments and that these procedures have not delivered the desired results after a certain age.

So what is the best solution? Every treatment has its rightful place for the right patient at the right time. A medical practitioner, who is able to offer both, non-surgical and surgical treatments of a broad spectrum, like a Plastic Surgeon, is the best person to seek advice regarding the right time/ age to opt for a surgery.

It has been shown over the last decades, that in order to achieve the best and longest lasting results with lifting procedures of face and eyes, the best average age bracket is between 45 and 55 years. In this age group you already see clear signs of ageing, but tissue quality and elasticity of the skin are still good enough to achieve an optimal lifting effect. On top of that, it plays an important role which surgical principals your surgeon follows and which technique is used, but that will be the topic of my next blog.