You should prepare for an operation abroad just as thoroughly as for one at home. These questions will help you in the conversation:
- Is the surgeon a specialist in plastic surgery?
- Which implants are used, and will I receive an implant passport?
- How does the consent process work, and in which language?
- Who will look after me on site and after I return?
- What happens in the event of complications, and how are follow-up costs covered?
We will explain our processes, the Clinics and the Follow-up cost insurance to you personally. A procedure remains a medical decision with individual risks; success cannot be guaranteed.
General information. It replaces neither medical consultation nor a personal advisory conversation. As of: 23 October 2026. Results are individual and unpredictable; success cannot be guaranteed.
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