Noahklinik - Clinic for plastic surgery in Kassel
Plastic Surgery Noah Clinic in Kassel
Our § 30 licensed clinic for plastic, aesthetic and reconstructive surgery is equipped for outpatient and inpatient treatments. Billing with private health insurance companies is possible through our accreditation.
All operations and inpatient treatments at the Noah Clinic are carried out at specialist level.
Medical Director Noah Clinic: PROF. DR. MED. ERNST MAGNUS NOAH
Specialist for Plastic and Aesthetic Surgery
Beauty surgery or cosmetic surgery is an unprotected term in Germany that anyone can use to advertise. How are patients supposed to know whether their doctor is qualified to perform aesthetic and plastic surgery? Only the specialist training of a plastic surgeon has the aesthetics and function of the entire body as an integral part.
State-of-the-art surgical techniques and procedures are constantly reviewed and further developed by the German Society of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery (DGPRÄC, formerly the Association of German Plastic Surgeons VDPC).
At the Noahklinik in Kassel, these surgical techniques are used - both in cosmetic surgery and in the field of plastic and reconstructive surgery.
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AESTHETIC SURGERY
Aesthetic surgery includes all shape-changing procedures that are not medically necessary but are performed exclusively at the patient's request. Often colloquially referred to as cosmetic surgery, the aim of plastic aesthetic surgery is to improve the patient's appearance.
Reconstructive surgery
After an accident, a cancer operation or in the case of congenital malformations, it may be the case that the body needs to be restored (reconstructed) in its form and function of the body, here reconstructive surgery becomes necessary.
Hand surgery
The hand is a complex organ that enables a multitude of highly developed functions. Accidents as well as diseases such as arthrosis, diabetes, rheumatism, gout or strokes can change the function of the hand.
