During our life, our body is subject to permanent changes. The ageing processes cannot noticeably be stopped, although modern medicine has already helped us reach the stage where human life expectancy, which was just 40-45 years in the Middle Ages, is now 83-86 years.

On one hand, we all want to age healthy, and on the other hand, we also want to put the brakes on the external signs of ageing. Modern medicine also offers a multitude of possibilities in this area, especially when changes occur during certain phases of life.

Our bodies change, either as a result of pregnancy (the abdomen, breasts, or the figure in general), as a result of metabolic changes, skin alterations during menopause, or genetic reasons, there are always some aspects of your appearance that are simply not as you would wish them to be.

It is certainly a good advice to grow old with dignity – but this does not necessarily mean that we need to look old and tired.
We have provided lots of detailed information on our website medicine & beauty on the possibilities of modern anti-ageing – and aesthetic medicine.