Rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty: the joint assessment of facial proportions, nasal appearance and breathing-related concerns.
View DetailsPlastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery
Aesthetic, reconstructive and microsurgical approaches are planned by considering general health, anatomy and expectations together.
The appropriate method and scope are determined after examination and medical assessment.
Aesthetic and Functional Balance
Surgical planning that considers natural facial proportions, breathing function and personal expectations together.
Rhinoplasty: the joint assessment of facial proportions, nasal appearance and breathing-related concerns.
View DetailsRevision Rhinoplasty: review of previous nasal surgery, current anatomy, breathing and present goals.
View AreaSeptorhinoplasty: assessment of the nasal septum, airway concerns and external nasal structure in one plan.
View AreaFacelift: assessment of facial tissue changes, facial proportions and appearance goals.
View AreaNeck Lift: assessment of neck tissues, the jaw-neck transition and adjacent facial areas.
View AreaEyelid Surgery: separate assessment of upper and lower eyelid tissues, periocular features and the reason for consultation.
View AreaBrow Lift: assessment of brow position, forehead tissues and their relationship with the eyelids.
View AreaOtoplasty: assessment of ear shape, differences between the two sides and individual goals.
View AreaChin and Facial Contouring: assessment of chin contour, facial proportions and findings related to function.
View AreaFat Grafting: assessment of volume goals, recipient-tissue characteristics and the donor area.
View AreaShape, Volume and Symmetry
A surgical field in which breast tissue, skin, body proportions and personal expectations are considered alongside examination findings.
Breast Augmentation: assessment of volume goals, breast tissue, chest proportions and symmetry.
View AreaBreast Reduction: assessment of concerns related to breast volume, tissue characteristics, health history and daily-life symptoms.
View AreaBreast Lift: distinguishing breast position and tissue quality from a request to change volume.
View AreaBreast Asymmetry Surgery: separate assessment of volume, position and tissue differences on each breast.
View AreaGynecomastia Surgery: assessment of tissue distribution in the male breast area, the reason for consultation and health history.
View AreaBreast Reconstruction: assessment of breast reconstruction needs, current or previous treatment and personal priorities.
View AreaBreast Implant Revision: assessment of previous implant surgery, the current concern, present tissues and available records.
View AreaProportion and Contour Planning
Surgical planning that considers body contours, tissue characteristics and general health through an individual assessment.
Tummy Tuck (Abdominoplasty): the combined assessment of abdominal skin, the abdominal wall, body proportions and previous surgery.
View AreaMini Tummy Tuck: distinguishing a limited lower-abdominal concern from a broader abdominal assessment.
View AreaLiposuction and Body Contouring: the combined assessment of regional contour goals, fat distribution and skin characteristics.
View AreaBody Contouring: assessment of contour priorities and tissue characteristics across one or more body areas.
View AreaArm Lift: assessment of upper-arm tissues, skin characteristics, scar expectations and everyday arm use.
View AreaThigh Lift: assessment of thigh tissues, skin quality, treatment-area boundaries and everyday movement needs.
View AreaBack Lift: assessment of back-tissue changes, regional boundaries and their relationship with adjacent body contours.
View AreaButtock Contouring: assessment of buttock-contour goals, tissue distribution, skin characteristics and distinct procedural options.
View AreaPost-Pregnancy Combined Surgery: assessment of post-pregnancy concerns in different areas, health history and combined or staged planning.
View AreaRestoring Tissue and Function
A field focused on restoring tissue integrity and function after trauma, disease or congenital differences.
Tissue Loss Repair: assessment of the location and depth of tissue loss, surrounding tissues and functional needs.
View DetailsPost-Traumatic Reconstruction: assessment of the injury, affected tissues, previous treatment and current functional needs.
View AreaBurn and Burn-Sequelae Surgery: assessment of burn history and current scarring, tissue restriction or functional concerns according to their stage.
View AreaWound and Scar Revision: assessment of wound or scar history, tissue characteristics and appearance or functional goals.
View AreaCongenital Anomaly Surgery: assessment of the congenital difference, developmental history, current function and age-appropriate needs.
View AreaPost-Tumour Reconstruction: assessment of tissue loss after tumour treatment, the treatment plan and functional needs of the area.
View AreaPressure Sore Surgery: assessment of pressure-sore history, location, daily care conditions and needs affecting recurrence risk.
View AreaReconstruction After Skin Cancer: assessment of tissue loss after skin-cancer treatment, regional anatomy and treatment records.
View AreaPrecise Tissue Reconstruction
An advanced reconstructive field in which vessels, nerves and fine tissue structures are assessed under magnification.
Microvascular Tissue Transfer: assessment of the transferred tissue, recipient area, vascular structures and reconstructive goal.
View DetailsNerve Repair: assessment of the site and timing of nerve injury together with sensory, movement and pain findings.
View AreaTendon Repair: assessment of tendon-injury location, movement loss, associated tissue involvement and follow-up needs.
View AreaHand and Extremity Reconstruction: assessment of tissue integrity, circulation, sensation, movement and everyday functional goals in the hand or limb.
View AreaComplex Tissue Loss Repair: assessment of multi-layer tissue loss and the possible need for staged reconstruction.
View AreaFree Tissue Transfer: assessment of donor and recipient sites, the transferred tissue and care needs of both areas.
View AreaPlanned Tissue Transfer
Individual assessment of complex wounds and tissue deficits using appropriate tissue-transfer options.
Local Flaps: assessment of mobility, circulation and suitability of tissue immediately next to the defect.
View DetailsRegional Flaps: assessment of regional tissue options, reach and functional requirements around the reconstruction site.
View AreaFree Flaps: joint planning of tissue transferred from a distant donor site with vascular connection and the recipient area.
View AreaMuscle and Myocutaneous Flaps: assessment of muscle or musculocutaneous tissue options in relation to the defect and reconstructive goal.
View AreaPerforator Flaps: assessment of tissue choice, preservation of the donor area and the role of relevant vessels in planning.
View AreaComplex Wound Reconstruction: assessment of wound cause and duration, previous treatment, affected tissues and functional needs.
View AreaFunction and Fine Anatomy
A reconstructive field that considers the complex anatomy of the hand and fingers together with everyday function.
Hand Injuries: assessment of injury mechanism, affected hand structures, circulation, sensation and movement.
View AreaNerve and Tendon Injuries: assessment of the cut, possible combined nerve, tendon and other structural injury, and functional loss.
View AreaFinger and Hand Reconstruction: assessment of tissue and function at finger level together with use of the hand as a whole.
View AreaCongenital Hand Anomalies: assessment of the congenital hand difference, development, current use and age-appropriate follow-up needs.
View AreaPost-Traumatic Hand Surgery: assessment of the initial injury, previous treatment and persistent movement, sensation or tissue concerns.
View AreaIndividualized, Privacy-Focused Assessment
A field in which surgical planning for the genital area is considered together with anatomical features and personal expectations, with a privacy-respecting approach.
Vaginoplasty: assessment of concerns about vaginal tissues, health history, expectations and privacy.
View AreaLabiaplasty: assessment of labial tissue shape, side-to-side differences, comfort goals and privacy.
View AreaClitoral Hood Reduction: assessment of concerns about tissue around the clitoris, adjacent structures, sensitivity and privacy.
View AreaIndividual Surgical Assessment
General health, anatomy, expectations and possible methods are considered together during medical assessment.