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Day surgery
Day Surgery care is a new form of rendering medical services when surgical procedures do not require an overnight stay and the patient is discharged home on he same day or next day morning.
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Day Surgery care is a new form of rendering medical services when surgical procedures do not require an overnight stay and the patient is discharged home on he same day or next day morning.
MoreNo ideal breast implant has been created so far that would serve the rest of your life.
MorePlastic breast reduction surgery is usually performed to eliminate physical discomfort (respiratory failure, back pain and inflammation of the breast fold) and to facilitate physical activity.
MoreBreast lift, also known as mastopexy, is a surgical treatment during which sagging breasts are lifted and gain more beautiful shape.
MoreGynecomastia is enlargement of male breast tissue.
MoreFat liposuction surgery involves the use of a small narrow stainless steel tube, called a cannula which is is inserted through a 4-5 mm skin incision and this way fat is pumped out.
MoreAbdomen shape often changes, skin remains sagging after pregnancy and childbirth, or after sudden weight loss. Abdominal shape can be corrected by abdominal wall plastic surgery.
MoreNose plastic surgery is one of the most subtle of all aesthetic surgery procedures.
MoreAn ear is only a small part of the total area of the human body, but it is one of the most complex morphological structures in the body.
MorePlastic surgeon DMedSc Darius Radzevičius injects dermal filler preparations - a new generation of implants that can be used to correct nasolabial folds, wrinkles between eyes and around lips.
MoreLip enhancement, correction (plumping, augmentation) are procedures popular all over the World and also in Lithuania.
MoreMuscle tone decreasing preparations are ideal for reducing excessive sweating.
MoreHands are extremely important to everybody - they feed, dress us, we write, touch, work, play, draw with them. To do all this our hands must be mobile and sensitive.
MoreScars always remain after injuries or operations. Unfortunately it is impossible to eliminate them completely.
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