Cosmetic surgery focuses on the aesthetic appearance of the body and skin. This form of surgery includes procedures like facelifts, neck lifts, and blepharoplasty that reduce wrinkles and give people a younger, fresher appearance. Cosmetic surgery also corrects skin abnormalities—such as skin blemishes, growths, acne scars, or other imperfections—improving skin appearance and boosting the patient’s self-esteem. Procedures such as liposuction can remove excess fat tissue from various body parts, improving skin appearance and reducing cellulite. Some cosmetic surgery procedures—such as dermabrasion, chemical peels, and laser resurfacing—also remove the damaged or wrinkled outer layer of skin, promoting the regeneration of a smoother and more even skin surface.

Reconstructive surgery, an integral part of plastic surgery, focuses on the reconstruction of body parts damaged by malformation, trauma, or tumor. This discipline aims to restore both the aesthetic appearance and function of the affected area.

Plastic surgery aims to improve the physical appearance of patients. It includes procedures that can have both cosmetic and functional purposes, such as to treat trauma outcomes or to improve the harmony of the face and body.

The plastic surgery consultation is a specialized consultation in which the surgeon assesses the patient's needs regarding cosmetic or reconstructive procedures. During the meeting, expectations are discussed, an objective examination is performed, and any diagnostic tests are reviewed. This process allows you to identify the most appropriate procedure, inform about possible outcomes, and plan the course of treatment.

A specialist examination for lymphedema is a medical consultation aimed at diagnosing and managing lymphedema, a condition characterized by the accumulation of lymph in tissues, causing swelling, usually in the limbs. During the examination, the physician performs a thorough clinical examination, collects the patient's medical history, and, if necessary, prescribes specific tests such as ultrasound or lymphoscintigraphy.