Breast, facial and body plastic surgery. One operation, one surgeon, one plan — from the first consultation to stitch removal.
Safety and a clear plan come first. Surgery comes next. Your result should look natural, not “done”.
Every operation comes with indications, how it is performed, a week-by-week recovery plan and a “from” price. The exact cost is quoted after the consultation.
Augmentation, lift and reduction. Implants and surgical access are chosen to match your body proportions.
Eyelids, brows and face & neck lift. We change details so your face still looks like yours.
Abdominoplasty and liposuction: contouring after pregnancy or major weight loss.
Short answers to the most common questions. All questions are in the FAQ section.
Ask for: the license number, specialist diploma, before/after examples and complication statistics — an honest surgeon will show everything without being asked.
The implant is selected individually: based on chest width, tissue volume, body proportions and the patient’s wishes — not from a catalogue.
A modern OR is equipped with an anesthesia workstation featuring capnography, pulse oximetry, ECG monitoring, electrocautery and respiratory support.
The standard panel: complete blood count and urinalysis, biochemistry, coagulation profile, glucose, HIV/hepatitis/syphilis screening, ECG; ultrasound and additional tests as indicated.
Yes, the anesthesiologist consultation is mandatory: they assess risks and choose the type of anesthesia and dosage individually.
Yes: nicotine impairs tissue blood supply and healing, so smoking should be stopped at least 2–4 weeks before.
Yes, after body surgery — 24/7 for the first 4–6 weeks, then 2–4 more weeks during the day only.
Drains are thin tubes that remove fluid from the surgical area; they stay for 1–3 days, and removal takes a few seconds without anesthesia.
The standard package is 4–5 visits: at 1–2 days, a week, a month, six months and a year after surgery.
Plastic surgeon. Operates in Kyiv, consults in Ukrainian and English. Trained at ISAPS courses, the Allergan Medical Institute and the European Academy of Professional Medicine.
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I planned flank and abdomen liposuction for two years. I greatly feared the waviness I had seen on social media. At the consultation they showed me cases with my body type and explained that liposuction is contouring, not weight loss, and how much can really be removed. Result: eight centimeters off my waist, smooth skin, no ripples. I returned to the gym at week five with a clear list of allowed exercises.
After two pregnancies and breastfeeding I needed a lift, not enlargement — and that is exactly what they honestly told me, even though I came asking for implants. The plan was a mastopexy, no implant. The result exceeded expectations: the shape is natural and sensation is fully preserved. Most valuable of all was the feeling that the doctor declined an unnecessary procedure he could easily have offered.
After losing 30 kg I was left with an apron of skin — exercise cannot fix that, and the doctor honestly explained why. Abdominoplasty with diastasis repair took four hours. Compression garment for eight weeks, but by week three I was wearing pre-op wardrobe jeans that no longer fit. The scar is long but lies along the bikini line, and the doctor showed me in advance how it would look in a year.
Four clear stages. No surprises: every step is agreed with you before the operation.
40–60 minutes: we listen to your wishes, assess your anatomy, propose a plan — and honestly tell you if you do not need surgery.
Lab tests and an anaesthesiologist consultation 3–7 days before surgery. The estimate is fixed — the amount does not change.
Planned surgery at the Medeira inpatient clinic. Anaesthesia and the first night under supervision are included.
A week-by-week recovery plan, check-ups and 24/7 contact with the doctor until the stitches are removed.
The surgeon’s articles on preparation, choosing a doctor and recovery.
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