Comprehensive Surgical & Aesthetic Care
Treatments Designed Around Your Health, Function & Confidence
Explore specialist services in plastic surgery, aesthetic medicine, reconstructive care, hand surgery and aesthetic gynecology—guided by careful assessment, clinical safety and outcomes that respect your individual goals.
Our Treatment Areas
Plastic Surgery
Plastic surgery can refine facial or body contours, address concerns following weight change or aging, and support a more harmonious appearance. Every procedure is planned around your anatomy, health status and realistic goals.
Aesthetic Medicine
Non-surgical aesthetic treatments may help improve skin quality, soften selected lines and restore a refreshed appearance with minimal downtime. Recommendations are tailored to your skin, priorities and treatment suitability.
Reconstructive, Hand & Aesthetic Gynecology
Our specialist care includes reconstructive procedures after trauma, illness or surgery; hand surgery to support comfort and function; and aesthetic gynecology treatments for intimate wellbeing, always with discretion and medical attention.
Plastic Surgery: A Considered Path to Change
Plastic surgery may be considered to improve proportions, address features that cause discomfort or self-consciousness, restore form after injury or previous treatment, or support functional concerns. Potential benefits vary by procedure and may include improved contour, balance, comfort or confidence; however, surgery is not a substitute for overall health, and results cannot be guaranteed.
A thorough individual consultation is essential. Your surgeon will discuss your medical history, examine the relevant area, explain suitable options, scars, recovery requirements, risks and expected limitations. The best candidates are in good general health, understand the healing process, do not smoke or are prepared to stop as advised, and have realistic expectations. A well-informed decision allows treatment to be planned safely and in line with your personal priorities.
Aesthetic Medicine, Planned Around You
Personalized Treatment Plans
Your treatment begins with a medical consultation that considers your goals, facial or body anatomy, skin quality, health history, and realistic expectations.
Non-Surgical Options
Injectable and device-based treatments can refresh, refine, or support skin quality without surgery, often with minimal downtime when clinically appropriate.
Safety-Led Medical Care
Every recommendation should follow a professional assessment, clear discussion of benefits and limitations, and a plan designed to prioritize your wellbeing.
Reconstructive Surgery and Aesthetic Surgery
Both fields use surgical expertise to improve a patient’s quality of life. The right approach depends on the underlying concern, functional needs, health status, and goals discussed during consultation.
Reconstructive Surgery
Restore form and function
Addresses injury, disease, congenital differences, or treatment-related changes
Individualized planning may involve staged procedures and multidisciplinary care
Focuses on healing, mobility, comfort, protection, and appearance where possible
Outcomes are assessed through functional recovery and improvement of the affected area
Aesthetic Surgery
Refine or enhance appearance
Addresses concerns related to facial, breast, or body appearance
Planning is guided by anatomy, preferences, medical suitability, and realistic expectations
Focuses on proportional, natural-looking changes aligned with personal goals
Outcomes are assessed through safety, healing, and patient satisfaction with the planned result
Hand Surgery: Restoring Comfortable, Confident Movement
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Compression of the median nerve may cause numbness, tingling, pain, or weakness. Care begins with accurate assessment to determine whether surgical release is appropriate.
Trigger Finger
A finger that catches, locks, or becomes painful during movement may be affected by tendon irritation. Treatment aims to restore smoother, more comfortable motion.
Dupuytren’s Contracture
Thickened tissue in the palm can gradually pull one or more fingers inward. Surgery may be considered when the contracture limits everyday hand use.
Tendon and Ligament Injuries
Injuries affecting tendons or supporting structures can reduce grip, stability, and movement. Timely diagnosis helps guide repair and rehabilitation planning.
Nerve Compression and Injury
Persistent altered sensation, pain, or weakness may indicate nerve involvement. A detailed clinical evaluation helps identify the cause and suitable treatment pathway.
Arthritis and Joint Stiffness
Joint wear, inflammation, or previous injury can interfere with daily tasks. Treatment may focus on reducing symptoms, preserving function, and improving mobility.
Cysts, Lumps, and Soft-Tissue Concerns
Ganglion cysts and other hand or wrist masses require medical evaluation to establish a diagnosis and decide whether observation, aspiration, or surgery is indicated.
Postoperative Recovery Guidance
Healing depends on following individualized wound-care, splinting, exercise, and follow-up instructions. Hand therapy may be essential for restoring movement and strength.
Aesthetic Gynecology, Guided by Comfort and Confidence
At ESTET & GYN, aesthetic gynecology is approached as a private, medically grounded area of care for women seeking support with intimate comfort, function, or appearance. Concerns may arise after childbirth, with aging, hormonal changes, weight fluctuations, or simply from personal preferences. Our role is to listen without judgment, explain appropriate options clearly, and help each patient make an informed decision at her own pace.
Depending on individual needs and medical suitability, treatment may address issues such as laxity, dryness, irritation, discomfort during intimacy, changes to external genital appearance, or concerns affecting self-confidence. Every recommendation begins with a confidential consultation and careful medical assessment. We discuss expected benefits, limitations, alternatives, recovery requirements, and potential risks before any treatment is considered.
Our mission is to combine discretion, safety, and individualized planning in a setting where patients feel respected and heard. No procedure is necessary to feel valid or confident; treatment is considered only when it aligns with your health, goals, and informed consent.
Your Treatment Journey
1. Private Consultation & Medical Evaluation
Your journey begins with a confidential discussion of your concerns, medical history, expectations, and priorities. A qualified clinician performs an appropriate evaluation and may recommend further assessment when needed to confirm that treatment is safe and suitable.
2. Personalized Treatment Planning
After your evaluation, we explain the available options, including their likely benefits, limitations, risks, costs, and recovery considerations. Together, we create a plan tailored to your anatomy, health status, lifestyle, and desired outcome.
3. Procedure, Recovery & Follow-Up
Your procedure is carried out according to your agreed plan, with clear guidance for preparation and aftercare. Recovery is monitored through scheduled follow-up visits, and our team remains available to address questions, review healing, and support a safe return to daily activities.
Frequently Asked Questions
Clear information is essential when considering aesthetic gynecology. Here are answers to common questions about suitability, safety, recovery, and ongoing care.
Who may be a candidate for aesthetic gynecology?
Candidacy depends on your symptoms, goals, anatomy, overall health, medical history, and expectations. Patients may seek care for functional discomfort, changes after childbirth or menopause, or appearance-related concerns. A private consultation is the best way to determine whether a particular treatment is appropriate for you.
What happens during the first consultation?
Your consultation includes a confidential conversation about your concerns, relevant health history, medications, previous procedures, and desired outcomes. When clinically appropriate, an examination may be performed. You will receive clear information about suitable options, alternatives, possible risks, expected recovery, and the opportunity to ask questions before deciding.
What are the risks of treatment?
All medical procedures carry potential risks. Depending on the treatment, these may include temporary swelling, bruising, discomfort, bleeding, infection, changes in sensation, scarring, asymmetry, or an outcome that does not fully meet expectations. Your clinician will explain the risks specific to your recommended procedure and the measures used to reduce them.
How long does recovery take?
Recovery varies according to the treatment performed, the extent of the procedure, and individual healing. Some non-surgical options involve little downtime, while surgical procedures may require several weeks of modified activity and temporary restrictions on exercise, tampon use, or sexual activity. You will receive individualized aftercare instructions and a realistic recovery timeline.
When will I see results, and how long do they last?
Some changes may be noticeable soon after treatment, while final results can develop gradually as swelling settles and tissues heal. The longevity of results depends on the procedure, natural aging, hormonal changes, childbirth, lifestyle, and individual biology. During your consultation, we will discuss what results are realistic and whether maintenance may be helpful.
Can aesthetic gynecology be combined with other treatments?
In some cases, treatments can be combined with other aesthetic or surgical procedures, but this should be decided only after a full medical assessment. Combining procedures may affect operative time, recovery, and safety considerations. Your clinician will advise whether a staged or combined approach is suitable for your circumstances.
Take the Next Step with a Confidential Consultation
Discuss your goals, treatment options, medical considerations, and expected outcomes with our specialists. We will help you understand the right approach for your needs and create a personalized care plan focused on safety, clarity, and informed decision-making.
