Beauty and health are inextricably linked. This blood panel reveals whether important nutrients and antioxidants for the skin, hair and nails are present in the body in sufficient quantities. It is also useful for determining the hormone balance and besides baseline values it includes:

• Iron
• C-reactive protein
• Complement component C 3
• Homocysteine
• Fibrinogen
• TSH
• Oestradiol or testosterone
• DHEA-S
• Cortisol
• Vitamin D
• Sodium, potassium, chloride
• Calcium
• Magnesium
• Urine analysis

The ANS Analysis alerts you as soon as a problem begins to develop – before symptoms appear and while labs and other examinations are still normal. No other assessment can catch developing disease at an earlier stage.

It recognizes at an early stage which risks exist for organs and organ systems, burnout danger and the effect of medicines and other therapies on the autonomic nervous system (ANS).

- Evaluation of health status with ANS analysis 60 €

The anti-ageing consultation includes a comprehensive skin analysis as well as an evaluation of your state of health. The consultation is carried out by an aesthetic medicine specialist focusing on the following factors:

• Genetic features (skin and eye colour, hair structure, body weight and size)
• Blood tests
• Posture
• Muscle and tissue tone
• Skin tone
• Skin condition (moles, dilated capillaries, keratoses, pigment- or age spots)

Taking into account your personal profile, a tailored treatment programme is then devised on the grounds of your needs, wishes and priorities.

Snoring is more than just an annoying condition: it is a health disorder that can lead to constant fatigue and lower performance. It affects sleep quality for both the snorer and their partner. Excessive snoring, also known as rhonchopathy, can be treated by laser therapy. This safe, pain-free procedure involves using a fine laser beam to tighten the palate tissue, which enables better air intake. After the treatment, improvements occur within a few days. Since the effects decrease gradually after 12 to 15 months, it is advisable to repeat the procedure on a yearly basis.

Blood mirrors our health. Therefore, blood values are a key tool for diagnosis that can reveal a number of diseases and deficiency symptoms. Basic blood analysis provides data regarding – among other things – blood composition, kidney and liver functioning, metabolism, glycaemia and fats associated with cardiovascular risk. Nutritional imbalances and insufficient or excessive physical exercise can also be diagnosed by blood analysis.
Basic blood tests determine the following values:
Haemogram (blood count)
Urea and uric acid
Creatinine
Glucose
Transaminase and GGT (Gamma GT) enzymes
Triglycerides and cholesterol

The bioelectric check-up measures the body’s response to stressful stimuli. Electrodes are placed on single body areas to provide light, non-perceptible electrical impulses to check whether the body’s reaction is proportionate to such stimuli. An under- or overreaction to stimuli indicates the presence of some disorder within the body. The bioelectric check-up provides a wealth of valuable diagnostic information about, for example, energy levels, potential burnout risk, organ functioning and degree of acidity in the body. This test provides useful suggestions for a holistic, personalised therapeutic strategy which may include: food supplements, targeted exercise programmes and a tailored nutrition plan. A bioelectric check-up is especially recommended in cases of inflammatory conditions, allergies and intolerances, harmful effects of some substances, hyperacidity, environmental stress, stressful lifestyles, fatigue and loss of vitality.

Regular scales are unable to determine what percentages of muscles and adipose tissue make up a person’s body weight. Therefore, body composition is a more accurate indicator of a patient’s health condition than body weight alone. BIA (bioelectrical impedance analysis) is a globally-recognised method to measure the variables of body weight, in particular muscle mass, body fat and water balance. This kind of measurement also provides information on other important parameters, such as intra- and extracellular fluid content, bone mass (indicator of predisposition to osteoporosis) and the ratio between healthy and pathological body fat (abdominal fat), as well as concentration levels of various minerals and trace elements. Metabolism, stress levels and the body’s ability to burn oxygen and convert food into energy can also be measured by BIA.

The bioelectrical impedancemetry is a non-invasive test that provides a number of important parameters such as body weight, muscle mass, body fat, hydration status, bone density and levels of mineral salts and glycogen, as well as oxidative stress. The test also provides a metabolic profile as the basis for a personalised nutrition plan, by helping to determine which foods are good for a patient’s metabolism and the optimal intake of fats, carbohydrates and proteins.

It is also possible to adjust the nutrition plan according to the patient’s blood type profile. Based on the notion that blood type influences a person’s chemistry and physiology, specific diets are recommended for the four different blood types A, B, AB, and O, which reflect the lifestyle and diet of our ancestors.

The most popular substances for natural skin rejuvenation include complex amino acids, vitamins, minerals, co-enzymes and exogenous hyaluronic acid. Injected into the deeper layers of the skin using thin needles, these substances boost the production of collagen, elastin and endogenous hyaluronic acid, tightening tissues and reducing wrinkles. A natural treatment for a smoother, revitalised skin.

Aesthetic medicine offers a range of treatments to lift and tone the buttock area for a harmonious, youthful body:

• Volumising filler with hyaluronic acid
• Stone treatment to improve muscle tone
• Endolift laser treatment to tighten the skin and reduce slackening
• Thread lift for greater volume and a firmer skin

Carboxytherapy involves injecting carbon dioxide into the tissues in order to reactivate the local microcirculation, improve skin elasticity and stimulate the production of collagen. Just like carboxytherapy, mesotherapy also consists of microinjections and the two methods can be used together to maximise effects. This combined treatment is so effective that a single session is sufficient to achieve visible results.
Especially recommended for: improvement of lymph circulation, reduction of localised fat deposits, treatment of cellulite and fine wrinkles.

Carboxytherapy exploits the properties of carbon dioxide for therapeutic purposes. The CO₂ is combined with a mixture of vitamins and injected beneath the skin into the underlying connective tissue in order to reactivate the local microcirculation. This procedure improves skin elasticity and density by stimulating collagen production. It also promotes lymph circulation and facilitates the reduction of localised fat deposits. Carboxytherapy is suitable for a wide range of therapeutic applications, from cellulite to localised fat and from fine wrinkles to psoriasis. The combination of CO₂ and vitamins is particularly effective, with improvements visible even after one single session.

Cardiovascular diseases are a large umbrella that covers all the illnesses that affect the heart as well as all blood vessels, i.e. veins and arteries. These include, among others, hypertension, elevated blood lipids and cholesterol levels, diabetes, cardiac arrhythmia and stroke. Major cardiovascular risk factors include genetic predisposition and an unhealthy lifestyle. It is therefore paramount that patients suffering from cardiovascular disease adopt a balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.

In addition to baseline blood analyses, the cardiovascular profile blood tests include:

• Complement component C3
• Serum iron
• C-reactive protein
• Glycosylated haemoglobin (HbA1c)
• Lipoprotein
• Homocysteine
• Insulin resistance (HOMA)
• Vitamin D
• Electrolytes: sodium, potassium, chloride, calcium and magnesium
• Urine analysis

Cavitation is an ultrasound body contouring treatment that significantly reduces localised fat deposits and cellulite. Ultrasonic waves destroy the adipose cell membrane, causing fat to be released and eliminated from the body through the lymphatic system. This non-invasive, pain-free procedure is especially indicated for the treatment of specific areas of concerns, such as legs (saddle bags), upper arms, abdomen, buttocks and waist. Cavitation is a gentle, non-surgical alternative to liposuction with results visible even after the first session. We recommend you combine the treatment with a balanced diet and exercise to maximise its benefits. 

Tight cheeks and cheekbones make the face look fresh and youthful. Aesthetic medicine offers several methods to tone up the cheek area:

• Volumising filler with hyaluronic acid
• Stone treatment to improve muscle tone
• Endolift laser treatment to correct slackening and tighten skin tissue
• Thread lift for greater volume and firmer skin

Chronic infections are caused by pathogenic microorganisms – such as viruses, bacteria or fungi – which the immune system is unable to effectively combat. They can affect different organs such as, for example, the ears, bronchi or bladder. If the presence of pathogens is detected, an aromatogram can be performed to determine the most effective essential oils for treatment.

Cutting-edge technology in body contouring and muscle strengthening: Intense electric-magnetic energy triggers supramaximal muscle contractions that not only burn fat but build, repair and define muscle, performing the equivalent of over 20,000 squats. Ideal for for functional recovery, toning and sculpting the muscles of the abdomen and thighs and a push-up effect on the buttocks. Enhances the effects of a workout.

Since coeliac disease is usually manifes in non-specific symptoms such as headaches, general malaise, digestive disorders, insomnia and irritability, this condition can remain undetected for a long time. However, a simple blood test is sufficient to detect specific antibodies and diagnose coeliac disease. In addition, this test enables a differential diagnosis to be performed against gluten intolerance, which is not the same thing as coeliac disease despite causing similar symptoms.

Also known as colonic irrigation, colon hydrotherapy is a gentle, painless procedure for cleansing the large intestine. It involves infusing water at different temperatures to loosen bowel muscles and stimulate peristalsis, thus enabling waste and toxins to be released from the mucous membrane. The process is completed by a gentle abdominal massage to facilitate expulsion. This procedure is recommended for cleansing and regenerating the bowel as well as for the treatment of chronic digestive disorders, flatulence, diarrhoea, blockages, intestinal flora imbalances, skin problems, joint diseases, neurovegetative disorders and psychosomatic disorders such as fatigue, loss of vitality and reduced performance.

The complete check-up is a comprehensive series of tests including both diagnostic profiling and nutritional profiling. The aim is to create a holistic, personalised package of health-promoting measures by collecting as many parameters as possible.

Cryolipolysis is an innovative body slimming treatment that reduces localised fat by exploiting the sensitiveness of fat cells to cold.
During this procedure, areas of concern are exposed to cold by means of special equipment, causing the fat cells to freeze and dissolve through the body’s natural processes. This method is especially effective for the treatment of localised fat in the abdomen, waist, male chest, upper arms, thighs, knees and buttocks.
Not only is cryolipolysis safe and gentle, it is also very effective with results visible after just one session.
Since the final results depend on the patient’s metabolism, we recommend following the session with tightening treatments or lymphatic drainage.

Diagnostic profiling is a combination of bioelectrical impedance analysis and bioelectric check-up. By matching the results of the two tests, the practitioner gathers precise information on the patient’s physical and emotional state. An in-depth medical consultation follows, with recommendations that vary depending on individual needs, from a balanced diet to sports and physical exercise, and from adequate stress management to detox and naturopathic therapies.

Swab test with aromatogram for the diagnosis of chronic infections

FDA-cleared procedure that treats the double chin thanks to the infiltration of an agent that reduces fat under the chin.

The human intestine is colonised by more than 400 different bacterial species. When the intestinal flora is well-balanced, these bacteria live in symbiosis with us helping to preserve our health. However, imbalances affecting the intestinal flora can result in dysbiosis. This test analyses the state of health of the gut flora to prevent any disease that might arise from imbalances. It is especially recommended in cases of diarrhoea or constipation, irregular bowel function, flatulence, recurrent urinary or genital infections (yeast infections, cystitis), chronic fatigue and mood swings.

Besides microbial pathogens such as fungi, bacteria and viruses, this stool test also reveals the presence of several parasite species. By metabolising nutrients and using the host’s energy reserves, intestinal parasites can cause malnutrition symptoms. If the patient tests positive for pathogens or parasites, an aromatogram is used to identify the most suitable essential oils for treatment, based on their antibacterial, antifungal or antiparasitic effects. The purpose of this test is to determine possible causes of various conditions such as flatulence, intestinal inflammation, irregular bowel function, food intolerance, immune disorders, weakness and fatigue.

A stool test is performed to detect the presence of any microbial pathogens and diagnose any fungal, bacterial or viral infections. In the event of positive findings, an aromatogram is used to select various essential oils for treatment, based on their antibacterial or antifungal effects.
This test is used to identify possible causes of gastrointestinal ailments such as flatulence, intestinal inflammation, irregular bowel function or food intolerances.

The skin around the eyes is particularly thin and sensitive. In time, it tends to lose its elasticity, causing the eyelids to droop. The ErbiumYAG laser gently removes the skin tissues damaged by ageing while also stimulating collagen production and tightening the skin. The result is a fresh, rejuvenated appearance.
Localised reddening and small scabs might appear after the treatment, but will heal within a few days.

The test for occult blood can detect even tiny amounts of blood in stool which would not be visible to the naked eye. For people over 50 years of age – as well as in cases of obvious intestinal disorders – it is advisable to test for occult blood every second year.
While it is true that occult blood can be associated with conditions like intestinal inflammation, polyps and several types of neoplasm, this phenomenon can be caused by a variety of other factors including a diet rich in meat or the consumption of certain types of fruit and vegetables. Therefore, positive test results per se should not cause alarm as they do not necessarily suggest serious illness.

It is known that hormonal imbalance in women can cause conditions such as cycle disorders, PMS and menopause-related problems. However, the hormone system is so finely tuned that even the slightest change can also cause a number of mostly non-specific signs and symptoms such as mood swings, chronic fatigue, sudden weight gain and skin conditions. Our Female profile blood tests help identify the underlying causes of such health issues and include baseline blood analyses as well as the following values:

• Cortisol
• DHEA-S (dehydroepiandrosterone sulfate)
• Thyroid hormones: FT3, FT4, TSH
• Prolactin
• Estradiol
• Progesterone
• Testosterone
• FSH (Follicle Stimulating Hormone)
• LH (Luteinising Hormone)
• Serum iron
• C-reactive protein
• Ferritin
• Electrolytes (sodium, potassium, chloride, calcium and magnesium)
• Urine analysis

This test has been devised to detect allergic reactions to foods mediated by G-type antibodies (IgG, immunoglobulin G). Food intolerances are often hard to diagnose, as reactions can arise hours, sometimes even days after ingestion of the food allergen. The food intolerance test is performed by taking just one drop of blood from the patient’s finger.
The following signs and symptoms might indicate food intolerances: gastrointestinal disorders, overweight, skin conditions, neurological disorders such as headaches, migraine and nausea, respiratory disorders, mood swings and fatigue.

Free radicals are molecules with an unpaired electron that remove electrons from other molecules, thereby destroying them and leading to what is known as oxidative stress. An excess of oxidative stress causes cell damage, speeding up the ageing process and causing a number of diseases ranging from arteriosclerosis to arthritis and from Alzheimer’s disease to diabetes and others.
Free radicals are byproducts of nearly all the metabolic processes involved in converting food into energy, with mitochondria being the primary site of free radical production.
This test determines both the amount of free radicals and whether the body has sufficient antioxidants available to neutralise them.

While parasite infections usually occur through ingestion of contaminated food, sometimes pets can also carry parasites. What makes parasites particularly insidious is the fact that their presence might not cause any recognisable signs or symptoms. However, most intestinal parasites cause nutrient deficiency states, with signs including bloating, chronic constipation, chronic diarrhoea, stomach and intestinal ulcers and autoimmune diseases.

This stool test consists of a macroscopic and microscopic analysis of the digestive function and composition of intestinal flora, useful for determining the state of health of gut flora and detecting possible pathogens in the digestive tract. Based on the findings, a personalised therapeutic programme is devised to regulate digestion and improve overall health.

The Gutscan Plus test provides a macroscopic and microscopic analysis of the digestive function, composition of gut flora and intestinal permeability. A leaky intestine can cause harmful substances to seep through, leading to a number of disorders such as diffuse abdominal pain, food intolerance, weakened immune system or liver problems. Based on the findings, a personalised therapeutic programme is devised to improve overall health by regulating digestion and strengthening the immune system

Hair loss can be caused by a number of factors, such as stress, nutritional deficiencies, hormonal fluctuation or certain types of drugs. It is therefore advisable to identify the exact causes of hair loss in order to choose the most suitable course of therapy, preventing further hair loss or stimulating new growth. Along with baseline blood values, the Hair loss profile blood tests include:

• Iron
• Homocysteine
• FT3
• FT4
• TSH
• Oestradiol (women only)
• Testosterone
• DHEA-S
• Cortisol
• Vitamin D
• Sodium, potassium, chloride
• Calcium
• Magnesium
• Urine analysis

There is a proven link between a person’s heart rhythm and their physiological and emotional state. Tension, exhaustion and stress can disrupt our inner balance and lead to dysfunctions of the autonomic nervous system. Heart rate variability – i.e. the body’s ability to change the interval between two heartbeats – provides precious insights into the function of the autonomic nervous system. It can be measured by means of a computer-controlled biofeedback system, where HRV is displayed graphically on a screen. This way, it is possible to see directly how simple, effective breathing and focusing exercises positively influence our autonomic nervous system and heart rate. These techniques are easy to learn and can be practised anywhere, at any time. With regular use, they guarantee excellent results.

An incorrect lifestyle and the daily exposure to pollutants and toxic metals can cause these elements to overload in our bodies. This is even more significant if there is a deficiency of minerals, such as calcium, magnesium, manganese and zinc, which cover important enzymatic functions. The OLIGOSCAN spectrophotometric test estimates the presence of fundamental minerals and the possible overload of heavy metals. These results make it possible to customize therapeutic proposals in terms of food supplementation and/or the use of detoxifying products, in order to stimulate the natural defences and the emuntorial capacity of the organism. Only the blood group data is needed. 

Helicobacter Pylori is a bacterium that colonises the gastric mucous membrane and, if left untreated, leads to gastric inflammation or ulcers.
A simple stool test can reliably detect this germ and, should the findings be positive, an aromatogram is used to choose the most effective essential oils for treatment.

A form of cardiovascular training that aims to lose weight, improve cardiovascular capacity and general well-being. High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) is based on a physical activity in which heart-rate exercises are alternated with low cardiac exercises.

A detailed preliminary discussion between patient and doctor is the first, essential step for successful homeopathic therapy. Homeopathic remedies are personalised and chosen on the basis not only of current symptoms, but also on all aspects of the patient’s life. Factors like psychological condition, medical history, personal and professional development and environmental influence are investigated in order to identify any correspondences to identify the most appropriate remedy.
In this context, homeopathic medicaments are always prescribed with the aim of enabling the patient to overcome their illness autonomously by strengthening their health and resilience, rather than for mere palliative purposes.
Made of ingredients mainly obtained from plants, these remedies can either be diluted or concentrated to meet individual needs and used in minimal doses with absolutely no side effects.

Homeopathy can be useful for the treatment of: common colds, digestive problems, allergies, skin conditions, headaches, pregnancy sickness and psychic disorders including depressive mood, stress and sleeping disorders.

Hyaluronic acid is naturally produced by the body, but its concentration decreases steadily once we reach 25 years of age. Injections of exogenous hyaluronic acid are an excellent treatment to smooth out wrinkles and plump up face volumes.
The hyaluronic acid filler is the ideal treatment for reducing wrinkles, firming the skin and improving facial contours.
Minimal amounts of filler are injected into the dermis through thin needles. This treatment is especially suitable for the nasolabial area, lips, forehead, chin, cheeks and eye- and mouth contours.
Effects are not permanent, hence the injections should be repeated at regular intervals (6 months to 2 years) for long-term results.

I-Lipo is a smart, non-surgical alternative to liposuction, developed for smoothing out cellulite, reducing body fat and shaping the body. The laser energy emitted by the I-Lipo device penetrates the fat cells and triggers a photochemical reaction that breaks down the stored fat, making it readily available for the body to transform into energy. The byproducts of this process are then eliminated by the lymph flow.
The I-Lipo system is painless and has no side effects. It can also be combined with other treatments such as shock wave therapy or mesotherapy to maximise results. However, since metabolism is involved in the process, it is advisable to follow it up with an appropriate exercise programme.

This stool test enables digestive activity and intestinal permeability to be analysed. Based on the findings, a therapeutic programme is then devised to promote efficient and regular digestion. It is a diagnostic test that is particularly recommended in cases of digestive disorders such as flatulence and non-specific ailments such as fatigue and susceptibility to infection.

This therapy involves the therapeutic use of high dosages of vitamins, minerals, trace elements and amino acids, combined to meet each patient’s individual needs. The main advantage offered by intravenous therapy is that its effects are immediate, since active substances are injected directly into the blood stream. Intravenous revitalising therapy is indicated in cases of susceptibility to infections, convalescence, allergies, persistent fatigue, exhaustion and decreased performance.

Developed by the Institute for Nutrition and Prevention in Lyon, France, this non-invasive test starts with a medical examination including a computerised analysis of the patient’s lifestyle: eating habits, environment, medical history and self-assessment of state of health. This enables possible health issues to be identified which, if left untreated, could lead to cellular damage. Based on test results, a tailored nutritional plan and personalised therapy are devised.

In naturopathy, the eyes are regarded as mirrors of our organs and, as such, as a window to our health. Alterations in eye pigmentation, shape and structure can provide information regarding health issues, metabolism or possible energy imbalances affecting organ function. Iridology provides an insight not only into our present state of health, but also into impending future diseases as well as ailments and traumas we might have suffered from in the past. This means that an analysis of the iris can be an effective tool for prevention and early diagnosis.

A large number of ailments affecting the female reproductive organs are caused by the proliferation of microorganisms such as lactobacillus, streptococcus or yeast fungus. In the event of a positive test result, an aromatogram is used to determine the most appropriate essential oils for treatment, based on their antibacterial and antifungal properties.

Laser therapy is the latest trend in facial rejuvenation. This technique consists of targeting fibroblasts with a laser beam to stimulate the production of collagen fibres and elastin, thus initiating a process that continues for several months. The procedure exploits the skin’s self-healing mechanisms to achieve a natural-looking, harmonious result. Skin texture is improved and rejuvenated with long-term effects. Laser therapy is minimally invasive and suitable for treating a wide range of skin conditions, including wrinkles, enlarged pores, age spots, sun-related damage, couperose, rosacea, hyperpigmentation, skin lesions and scars.
Besides the face, areas that can be treated by laser therapy include the neck, décolleté and the back of the hands.

The 800 nm diode laser penetrates deep into the target tissues, triggering a series of reactions that lead to improved blood flow and stimulation of metabolic processes. With its pain-relieving, anti-inflammatory and regenerating effects, laser therapy speeds up the connective tissue healing process.
It is particularly effective in the case of muscle and tendon disorders, tension and joint inflammation.

NdYag and diode lasers can be used to effectively treat vascular lesions on the legs without disrupting the skin surface.
These devices work with low energy levels to prevent injuries to the surrounding tissue. In some cases it might be necessary to complement the laser treatment with sclerotherapy in order to reach the vessels in the lower skin layers and achieve an optimal result. After each session, some redness or swelling can occur that usually resolves in a few hours. It is recommended to protect the skin and avoid sun exposure after treatment.

Lipodissolve is a safe, non-surgical slimming treatment that consists of dissolving localised adipose tissue by injecting active ingredients directly into the fat deposits. Aqualyx is an approved compound solution that dissolves fat, which is then eliminated by the body’s natural metabolic processes. This non-invasive procedure ensures a visible reduction in fat deposits from the first session and is particularly recommended to treat localised fat on the upper arms, thighs, saddle bags, abdomen, waist, hips, buttocks and knees, as well as to treat gynaecomastia.

Stress and hormonal imbalance can cause a number of common problems such as listlessness, decreased performance and fatigue as well as a range of psychosomatic ailments such as sleep disorders and tension-type headache. However, there are several strategies to restore hormonal balance and vitality, some of which involve natural treatments. This male-specific blood analysis provides an insight into hormonal balance and state of health, as well as levels of oxidative stress with its associated risk factors. Besides baseline blood tests, it includes:

• Cortisol
• DHEA-S (dehydroepiandrosterone sulfate)
• Thyroid hormones: FT3, FT4, TSH
• Testosterone
• PSA (Prostate Specific Antigen)
• Prolactin
• Progesterone
• Serum iron
• Ferritin
• Electrolytes (sodium, potassium, chloride, calcium and magnesium)
• Urine analysis

Medical peels remove the dead cells from the upper skin layer in order to stimulate the natural cell renewal process for a fresher, smoother skin. Nowadays peeling formulas can be personalised to take into account important factors such as age, skin type, type and severity of skin condition, season and lifestyle.

Medical peels are basically divided into three categories:
Light peel: made with mainly natural ingredients such as fruit acids (including lactic, mandelic and citric acid) and salicylic acid. This type of peel enables skin spots, age spots and fine lines to be removed and skin texture and complexion to be improved.
Medium peel: made with salicylic acid, trichloroacetic acid, lactic acid and glycolic acid. The peeling agents penetrate the papillary dermis (second layer of skin) without being absorbed by the body, making the procedure safe. Medium peels are suitable for the treatment of acne, skin pigmentation (melasma), UV-damaged skin, minor wrinkles and enlarged pores.
Deep peel: PRX-T33 peel with hydrogen, trichloroacetic acid and kojic acid. This peeling has a regenerative, lightening effect and is ideal for smoothing out minor wrinkles and treating scars, wrinkles, skin pigmentation (melasma), keratoses, enlarged pores and age warts.

The peeling chemicals are applied and left on the skin for several minutes, making it possible to remove dead skin layers without aggressive scrubbing. Redness might appear immediately after treatment and can be alleviated by cooling down the area of concern and applying skin care products. The skin must be protected from exposure to the sun after treatment.

Mesotherapy is a medical procedure whereby minute needles are inserted beneath the skin to inject small amounts of active substance compounds, combined for specific purposes – usually muscle relaxants, blood-flow promoters or anti-inflammatory drugs. It is especially recommended for the treatment of joint and rheumatic diseases and to relieve localised pain.

Mesotherapy can be used to treat cellulite. This procedure involves small amounts of individually combined active ingredients (vitamins, minerals, amino acids, circulation promoters, hyaluronic acid) being injected beneath the skin with the aim of improving leg health from both the functional and aesthetic perspectives. Mesotherapy is ideal for:

• reducing cellulite and localised fat deposits
• stimulating oxygen supply and microcirculation in peripheral tissues
• toning up tissues and combating inflammation

With a thousand-year old tradition, this treatment falls within the field of acupuncture and involves heating different body areas – mostly corresponding to acupuncture points – by burning a sprig of dried mugwort. As the heat penetrates deep into the tissues, it stimulates the energy flow (Qi). According to Chinese tradition, moxibustion can be used to treat diseases caused by internal or external cold (for example diarrhoea caused by an excess of cold foods in the former case and musculoskeletal pain in the latter). Besides musculoskeletal conditions, the practice of moxibustion can also help combat infections.

The innovative NanoVi therapy repairs cell damages caused by free radicals and contributes to a faster cellular regeneration. In addition, by stimulating the metabolic and cellular activity, it increases the quality of life and rises the vitality, which can be maintained even when being under a high level of stress.

- 1 session 20 min. 38 €

- 6 sessons of 20 min. 193 €

- 12 sessions of 20 min. 356 €

Originally used to treat scars, this minimally invasive technique is becoming increasingly popular in aesthetic medicine. Thin needles placed on the surface of a dermal roller penetrate into the upper skin layer, promoting blood flow and stimulating the production of collagen and elastin. Needling is suitable for skin tightening, smoothing out fine wrinkles, improving skin texture and treating acne scars and stretch marks.

Neural therapy focuses on pathogenic processes which affect a given system or organ, even though symptoms may seem to affect a different area of the body. The neural-therapeutic approach works through the functions of the so-called basic substance, i.e. the connective tissue that can be found everywhere in the human body. According to recent scientific findings, this not only has a supporting function, but also plays an important role in immune defence and works as a transit route in all metabolic and intracorporeal communication processes. The strength of neural therapy lies in the treatment of both symptoms and their causes, even when the triggering stimulus is no longer clearly identifiable. By boosting the body's self-regulation and self-healing processes, neural therapy enables a wide range of conditions to be treated, both in cases of acute symptoms and, especially, cases of chronic ailments.

Genetic tests are performed by collecting DNA through a mouth swab. They are a useful evaluation tool in cases of chronic and degenerative diseases and states of inflammation or deficiency, as well as for analysing metabolism and nutritional needs. These types of tests help to provide a better understanding of a patient’s general state of health and identify potential imbalances so as to improve their quality of life. Based on test results, the physician tailors the therapy, lifestyle adjustments and nutritional plan as part of a personalised, preventive approach.

We offer two types of genetic tests:

• Health and well-being test (€ 590) This DNA test focuses on cardiovascular metabolism, general inflammation, ageing, bone health, weight control and more.
• Nutritional test (€ 390) This DNA test detects coeliac disease and intolerances, including intolerance to lactose, nickel, caffeine and more.

Safe and comfortable premium outpatient treatment to eliminate blemishes such as cutaneous hyperchromia, stretch marks, warts, nevi, keloids, fibromas, xanthelasma, dyskeratosis, cherry angiomas, face capillaries, wrinkles on the eye contour, scars.

A delicate and precise technique that involves cutaneous microvaporization and the retraction of eyelid superficial tissue.

As a first step, a bioelectrical impedance analysis is performed to determine body composition. The resulting parameters are used to create a personalised nutrition plan, designed to ensure the correct intake of macronutrients (such as proteins, fats and carbohydrates) and micronutrients (such as vitamins, minerals and trace elements). Other important factors such as chronobiological aspects (i.e. the science of nutrition seen in the perspective of physiological body rhythms) as well as the correct combination and intake order of nutrients are also taken into account.

Due to its slow progress, osteoporosis often remains asymptomatic for a long time. However, as bone degradation progresses it can cause severe pain and bone fractures. Therefore it is advisable to protect and strengthen bones in advance, by following a healthy lifestyle and specific therapeutic measures. In addition to baseline blood analyses, the Osteoporosis profile blood tests include:

• Iron
• Vitamin D
• Sodium, potassium, chloride
• Calcium
• Magnesium
• Urine analysis

This type of blood analysis helps the practitioner to identify the underlying causes of a patient’s overweight, for example by ruling out organic causes such as thyroid disorders, while also detecting any signs of weight-related conditions that might require treatment. Based on test results, your doctor will be able to choose the most appropriate treatment. Besides baseline blood analyses, the Overweight profile tests include:

• Serum iron (iron levels in the blood) and ferritin (iron deposits)
• C-reactive protein
• Glycosylated haemoglobin (HbA1c)
• Insulin
• Lipoprotein
• Homocysteine
• Fibrinogen
• Vitamin D
• Electrolytes (sodium, potassium, chloride, calcium and magnesium)
• Urine analysis

Ideal for premature ageing, osteoarthritis, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, low back and neck pain, recurrent vaginal infections and intestinal diseases. Ozone is a naturally occurring gas, also produced by the human body, which is formed from oxygen. It is a powerful antibacterial, antiviral and has an anti-inflammatory, tension relieving, regenerating and pain relieving action. Promotes the elimination of toxic substances from the body and rebalances the immune system. Ozone improves blood circulation, counteracts intestinal dysbiosis, dissolves localized adiposity and reduces cellulite. 

Big self-infusion 178 € 

Small self-infusion 128 € 

Subcutaneous, intramuscular injections 128 € 

Rectal insufflations 97 €

Thanks to laser technology, unwanted hair on the face, legs, armpits, forearms and bikini area can be removed permanently. It should be noted that laser can only remove hair that is in the first phase of its life cycle, meaning that approximately 10% to 30% of the hairs are removed with each session. Weak hair growth might occur even after treatment but only in some cases.
The number of sessions needed varies depending on the patient’s situation. The treatment is most effective with dark hair, because a certain amount of melanin (dark pigment) is necessary for the laser beam to be completely absorbed. However, good results can also be achieved with fair hair by applying some colour to the hair follicles before treatment.
Laser hair removal is contraindicated during pregnancy, in the summer months and in patients with certain types of skin disease. Ndy and diodes are the most commonly used laser types for this treatment.

The use of medicinal plants to produce healing oils, ointments, teas and tinctures goes back to ancient times. Today, knowledge of the healing power of plants is used to complement modern medical research. Phytotherapy is a valuable resource both as complementary and preventive medicine and can be used to alleviate mild or chronic conditions, for example disorders affecting the respiratory and musculoskeletal systems or the skin.

Innovative test that allows an accurate evaluation of the nervous system and its influence on our well-being. Through specific respiratory biofeedback exercises it is possible to realign and to bring into coherence the nervous system and the heart rate, useful for improving physical psychic performance, nervous hunger, anxiety, panic attacks.

PRP (Platelet-rich plasma) treatment is a natural medical procedure that helps boost cell renewal. Platelets, also called thrombocytes, are one of the numerous types of cell present in human blood. They contain all the biological building blocks and growth factors that stimulate the production of new cells. PRP is obtained by collecting the patient’s blood and extracting platelet-rich plasma by means of centrifugation.
Natural but effective, PRP treatment enables the signs of ageing on the face and décolleté to be resisted.
It regenerates blood vessels and stimulates the production of collagen and elastin as well as the creation of new connective tissue.
Since the patient’s own blood alone is used to perform this procedure, the therapy is well tolerated with no risk of adverse or allergic reactions.

PRP hair treatment
PRP can also be performed on the scalp to stimulate cell regeneration at the roots of the hair and promote the development of new blood vessels. By improving the blood flow and supply of nutrients, it is possible to stop hair loss and stimulate the growth of new follicles.

Easy, tried-and-tested relaxation techniques to help you combat stress and live a happier, more balanced life. Targeted techniques such as progressive muscle relaxation, breathing exercises, meditation and visualisation exercises can reduce physical and emotional tensions, with positive effects that have been extensively researched and documented. An introductory consultation allows the practitioner to select the most appropriate method based on your symptoms, needs and expectations. Relaxation techniques are an effective tool to combat physical and emotional stress, increase stress tolerance, relieve tensions in the body, soothe the mind, relieve chronic psychosomatic disorders (tension-type headaches, sleep disorders) and provide fast relief in the case of acute stress.

Skin blemishes on the face and body can be caused by a variety of factors such as injuries, viral and bacterial infections, sun damage and ageing. The ADLER MED skin care specialists treat blemishes using cutting-edge techniques that range from medical peels to shock wave therapy up to latest generation of laser devices such as ErbYag, NdYag and 500, 800 or 1,500 nm diode lasers.
Excellent results can be expected from the treatment of sagging skin, fine lines, keratoses, age- and pigment spots and scars.

Xanthelasmas are yellowish or whitish subcutaneous fat deposits that usually develop on the upper or lower eyelids. While xanthelasmas are a benign skin growth, many people feel they are unaesthetic and wish to remove them.
From a clinical point of view, xanthelasmas are sometimes associated with increased cholesterol and triglycerides in the blood. In such cases, it is advisable to normalise blood values before going on to treat xanthelasmas, which can be laser removed under local anaesthetic, in one or more sessions.

Depending on the substances injected, mesotherapy can stimulate various repair mechanisms. Treatment is personalised by combining a series of active ingredients such as vitamins, minerals, amino acids, circulation promoters or hyaluronic acid and injecting the compound into the target tissues. By stimulating acupuncture points, mesotherapy achieves a revitalising and invigorating effect, contrasting fatigue, loss of vitality and tiredness.

Modern high-viscosity fillers with hyaluronic acid offer a non-surgical alternative to rhinoplasty for a more harmonious profile. Rhinofillers reshape the nose by lifting the nose tip and root and smoothing out the nasal bridge. The nose is modified to the desired shape with immediate results that last for 12 to 18 months.

Sclerotherapy is a non-surgical procedure for the treatment of vascular diseases such as varicose, spider and thread veins on the lower limbs.
Several factors can cause and contribute to the onset of varicose and thread veins, including genetics, pregnancy, hormonal changes, weight gain and lack of physical exercise. Unlike laser therapy, which is a thermal treatment, sclerotherapy is a biochemical treatment: special fluids are injected into the blood vessels which, by inducing localised inflammation, cause the veins to shrink.

Shock waves are short pulses of mechanical-acoustic energy transmitted through water or water-rich tissue. Shock wave therapy is gaining increasing popularity in the medical field, with a growing range of therapeutic applications that include aesthetic medical treatments.
This simple, effective procedure helps remove excess fat, tone up the body and tighten body tissue without any side effects.
The acoustic waves also reduce cellulite, improve skin elasticity and are suitable for the treatment of scar tissue. This therapy is especially recommended to treat the buttocks, arms, thighs and abdomen.

Shock waves are short waves of mechanical-acoustic energy that are transmitted by water or water-containing tissue. For decades now shock wave therapy has been used for breaking up kidney stones, but its applications extend beyond lithotripsy. Besides destroying kidney stones and gallstones, shock waves can also treat tendon infections, heal injuries and bone fractures and relieve pain, as they accelerate healing by promoting the formation of new chemical messengers and blood vessels without significant side effects.

The latest trends in aesthetic medicine are shifting the focus to non-surgical treatments, with a number of alternatives to face lifting being developed over recent years that give the skin a healthier, fresher and more natural appearance. Below is an overview of the best modern methods.

For restoring volume and smoothing out wrinkles:
Fillers with hyaluronic acid
Thread lifts

For skin rejuvenation and stimulation of collagen- and elastin production:
Biolifting
Microneedling
Laser therapy
Endolift treatment
PRP (autohaemotherapy)
Ultherapy (ultrasonic lift)

Book a consultation to receive advice on the most effective treatments for your skin type.

Based on values including a range of biomarkers and hormones, this special blood panel shows the body’s ability to cope with stress. On the one hand, hormones are responsible for the physical reactions to stressful stimuli, such as the fight-or-flight response in situations of danger. On the other, they are also involved in the deactivation of stress response. After the blood tests, an in-depth medical consultation is recommended to develop a personalised anti-stress programme. Besides baseline blood analyses, the Stress profile tests include:

• Cortisol
• DHEA-S (dehydroepiandrosterone sulfate).
• Thyroid hormones: FT3, FT4 and TSH
• Prolactin
• Serum iron
• C-reactive protein
• Electrolytes (sodium, potassium, chloride, calcium and magnesium)
• Urine analysis
  
  

Values lying outside the reference ranges might be associated with the following signs and symptoms: hypertension, cardiac arrhythmia, sleep disorders, premature ageing, anxiety and depression, loss of vitality, decreased performance, increase in abdominal fat and loss of muscle mass, as well as conditions affecting the skin, hair and nails.

Stretch marks are red to silver-white scars that appear when the skin’s connective tissue is torn due to excessive stretching. Although stretch marks are usually associated with pregnancy, they can affect men as well as women and develop at any age, for example during puberty, menopause or in cases of rapid weight loss or gain.
We treat stretch marks by targeting the areas of concern with high-energy light pulses that activate the skin’s natural repair processes and stimulate the production of new collagen. As a result, the scars fade and become less evident.

The thread lift is a minimally invasive alternative to the surgical facelift. It stimulates collagen formation while physically lifting problem areas. Absorbable PDO threads with tiny cone-shaped attachments are inserted by means of thin needles into the subcutaneous tissue, where they tighten the skin while also stimulating the production of collagen.
After a few weeks, the threads become absorbed within the new connective tissue, causing volume growth that tightens the skin and redefines the face or body contours.
This technique is suitable to treat areas such as the cheeks, jaws, contour of the mouth, nasolabial folds and marionette lines, as well as rejuvenate the neck and the back of the hands. It is also effective for tightening the abdomen, arms and inner thighs.
Effects become visible approximately 3 months after treatment and can last for up to 2 years.

The thyroid is the gland that regulates our metabolism. Reduced or increased production of thyroid hormones results in metabolic disorders with a number of signs and symptoms, including weight gain or loss, sensitivity to cold or heat, fatigue or hyperactivity. Besides baseline blood analyses, thyroid-specific values are also included in the Thyroid profile blood tests, namely:

• TSH
• FT3, FT4
• Serum iron
• Electrolytes (sodium, potassium, chloride, calcium and magnesium)

Our body functions are the result of a complex interplay of anatomical structures and physiological processes. This is why we have devised our TOP Profile blood tests – comprehensive blood analysis that will provide your practitioner with detailed information on your state of health, including metabolism, sugar- and bone metabolism, iron storage (ferritin), pro-inflammatory factors, thyroid hormones, immune system response, nutrient intake (vitamins, minerals, trace elements), electrolytes, liver- and kidney functioning and hormonal balance, as well as a series of sex-specific parameters.
Signs of physical and mental stress can also be detected through blood tests. The TOP Profile services include urine analysis and all the blood tests listed on our homepage.

Acne is a multifactorial skin disease that can affect both sexes, its onset occurring most frequently during puberty. It is characterised by breakouts usually located on the face and back, ranging from pimples to painful, pus-filled pustules and cysts that can leave permanent scars.
Aesthetic medicine can effectively treat acne-related blemishes. Regular washes with a pH-neutral cleanser are highly recommended as the first step of acne treatment. Skin texture can be improved by treating the areas of concern with peels containing various acids (e.g. fruit acid, glycolic acid), and even more if combined with laser treatment that intensifies the effects, improving cell metabolism in the deep skin layers.

Laser technology has replaced surgery for the removal of unaesthetic lesions. Blemishes such as warts, benign naevi (moles), keratoses and fibromas can now be effectively removed by means of high-precision Erb-Yag and diode lasers, which enable a very thin, superficial layer of skin to be removed without injuring the surrounding tissue. The procedure is quick and usually pain-free, with local anaesthetics being a rare necessity.

Pores are minute channels that connect the sebaceous glands to the outer skin layer, enabling sweat and other substances to be expelled.
In people with dry or healthy skin, pores are hardly visible, whereas in people with oily skin not only do they become enlarged and more conspicuous, they also retain impurities thus facilitating the accumulation of bacteria. Overproduction of sebum can cause the skin to lose elasticity and become thicker. Aesthetic medicine offers several alternatives for the treatment of enlarged pores, including various peels, antioxidants such as vitamin E and laser therapy.

Several effective methods can be used to treat hair loss.
Mesotherapy: The scalp is stimulated and hair growth triggered by means of microinfiltration of specific solutions containing active ingredients.
PRP (Autohaemotherapy): Platelet-rich plasma is used to promote the development of new blood vessels in the scalp. Increased perfusion stops hair loss and stimulates the formation of new hair follicles.
Hair filler with biomimetic peptides and hyaluronic acid: The active ingredients stop hair loss and promote hair growth by countering the effects of the oxygen radicals that are responsible for cell ageing.

Onychomycosis is a fungal infection of the nails. It can be caused by fungi, yeast or moulds and most commonly affects the toenails. Infected nails become brittle with a yellowish discoloration. Laser technology enables onychomycosis to be treated effectively: the laser beam penetrates the infected nail where its heat inhibits fungal growth without damaging nail structure and the surrounding tissue.

Pigment spots are caused by overproduction of melanin and their colour varies depending on the amount of pigment produced.
Spots of this type develop as a result of the ageing process; they can appear both on the face and body, usually in areas that are the most exposed to the sun: face, shoulders, décolleté and the back of the hands. Besides UV exposure, the use of drugs such as synthetic hormones, antibiotics and antidepressants can also increase the likelihood of developing pigment spots. The same could be said for free radicals that accumulate in the body due to stress and an unhealthy lifestyle.
Pigment spots can be removed either by means of medical peels or by ErbYag or diode laser treatments.

The onset of rosacea usually occurs at an age between 30 and 50. While it is more common in women, men can also be affected by a severe inflammatory form. Rosacea can be treated using medical peels and special lasers designed for the treatment of vascular lesions.

While scars are not a disease, they can be unsightly and are therefore considered to be blemishes. State-of-the-art laser technologies use high-intensity beams to smooth out even decade-old scars. This type of laser treatment also stimulates and accelerates the healing of small to medium-sized wounds, preventing the development of unsightly scars.

Ultherapy is an innovative ultrasound lift that combats the signs of ageing by regenerating and tightening the skin without the need of surgery or invasive procedures.
Micro-focused ultrasound pulses deliver energy to the deep layers of the skin, heating the connective tissues up to 50°C for a short time. This causes the flabby tissues to tone up and stimulates the production of new collagen and elastin. Gentle, painless and safe, Ultherapy is a patient-friendly alternative to the surgical lift; it is indicated for all skin types and can be performed at any time of the year. One session takes 30 to 90 minutes and does not require any post-treatment measures. Results are already visible after the first session. Ultherapy is especially recommended to treat the eyebrow area, chin, neck and décolleté.

Ulteraphy neck: 1.600,00 €

Ulteraphy facet: 1.800,00 €

Ulteraphy face and neck: 3.000,00 €

Urine analysis serves to determine the composition of urine and detect any deviations from range parameters. In fact, several substances are sometimes found in the urine that might indicate a disease, including blood, glucose, proteins, white blood cells, bacteria or other pathogens. In addition, urine analysis provides information on pH value, possible metabolic disorders (e.g. increased glycaemia in cases of diabetes) or infections in the kidneys, bladder and urinary tract.