Every procedure begins with understanding: the anatomical starting point, your personal history, your expectations of the result and the question of what is realistically achievable in your individual case.
We take time for diagnosis and careful consideration before any procedure is discussed. This includes alternatives — including the option of not operating —, the limits of a method, the recovery time and the question of how a result develops over the years.
This consideration leads to a plan that suits your body, your life and your timeframe. Only then do we operate.