Offering you a unique treatment that combines the certified expertise of a plastic, aesthetic, reconstructive and a trauma surgeon, together with the knowledge of a manual physician and phytotherapist.
We treat each patient with a deeply rooted holistic approach, supported by our extensive experience in both conservative treatment options and surgical procedures.
From head to toe, our approach offers a wide range of possibilities — helping you with treatments for the skin, soft tissue, tendons, nerves and joints.
The majority of procedures are carried out in a clinical environment with local anesthesia, without the need for an overnight stay or general anesthesia.

Through liposuction harvested body fat — also known as adipose tissue — has long been used in plastic surgery to correct irregularities and volume defects resulting from trauma, accidents or tumors.
In addition, the regenerative potential of harvested fat can enhance skin quality, reduce wrinkles and scars and promote the healing of chronic wounds.

Autologous micro-fragmented fat (MFAT) contains reparative and stem cells that promote a healing environment within the affected joint. Compared to bone marrow the stem cell yield is estimated to be up to 500 times higher.
Furthermore, the scientific evidence is extensive, with more than 17.000 published studies on adipose-derived stem cells available on PubMed.

The activated self-healing process can relieve pain and stimulate joint repair, restoring mobility, flexibility and resilience for everyday life and sports.
It can be effective regardless of whether joint damage is the result of long-term wear and tear, an acute injury or chronic inflammation.

The Lipogems procedure is a minimally invasive procedure that can delay — or in some cases even avoid — major joint surgery or artificial joint replacement.
More than 50.000 treatments have been performed worldwide. The system is FDA approved and is also used by the U.S. military to treat soldiers and veterans.

Your own body’s fat is harvested through liposuction, processed with the Lipogems system and then injected into the affected joint, either pure or combined with PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma). Nearly all joints can be treated with this method, with particularly good results in the hands, wrists, thumbs, shoulders, ankles, knees and hips.

Autologous adipose (fat) tissue plays an important role in modern regenerative medicine and has long been successfully used in plastic surgery to correct or improve scars caused by previous surgeries, injuries, accidents or even acne. This regenerative therapy is usually performed as an ambulatory procedure under local anesthesia.

Autologous nanofat contains reparative and stem cells that can enhance skin quality, reduce wrinkles and support the healing of chronic wounds. This regenerative therapy is usually performed as an ambulatory procedure under local anesthesia. Commonly treated areas may include areas as the face, neck, décolleté and hands.

Liposuction and the so-called lipotransfer are well-established standard procedures in plastic surgery, commonly used to treat irregularities or volume defects after injuries, accidents or tumors. Areas that can potentially be treated range widely, essentially ‘from head to toe’.

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