Plastic surgery
Plastic surgery is branched in two different divisions: Cosmetic surgery and reconstructive surgery. Thus explaining the extensive list of possible treatments on offer. Treatments range from facial rejuvenation to congenital abnormality reconstruction due to disease, accident or trauma.
The surgeon can also assist in minor surgery ex: The removal of beauty spots/cyst on sensitive body parts and face, or the removal of skin damage where scaring has proven to be difficult.
The surgeon will also be able to assist with non-surgical cosmetic treatments ex : Peelings, wrinkle fillers, Botox injections etc.
Plastic surgery is more than ever required to offer a personalised approach to allow each patient to receive the most appropriate solution to their requirements.
Medical team
Appointment's timetable
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dr Wittebole, Ann | 08.30 - 10.30 |
Technical exams
- Botulinum toxin (Botox) and hyaluronic acid injections
Frequently asked questions
Can injections be administered at the first appointment?
None of the injections on offer will be administered to a new patient at a first appointment. The patient will need to have been spoken to about the necessity of carrying out the treatment, the choice of product, its advantages and/or disadvantages and all costs involved. The patient will then have all the information he requires to reflect and decide if he wishes to go ahead with the proposed treatment.