Plastic and Aesthetic Surgery in Berlin

Generally no, for purely aesthetic procedures. For medically indicated surgeries (e.g. eyelid lift for visual field restriction, breast reduction for chronic back pain, or liposuction for lipedema), coverage is possible. This always requires a separate application and approval by your health insurance provider.

Costs vary individually and depend on the type of procedure, its extent, the type of anaesthesia, and the length of any clinic stay. We will provide you with a detailed cost estimate after your initial consultation.

Among other tools, we use 3D scanning for preoperative planning and simulation, as well as InBody analysis for detailed body composition measurement. For body contouring in particular, we rely on VASER liposuction (ultrasound-assisted fat removal) and Renuvion (minimally invasive skin tightening using helium plasma).

As with any surgery, general risks exist. We explain these thoroughly before your procedure. For aesthetic procedures, we recommend taking out complication insurance (or cosmetic surgery insurance), as statutory health insurance does not cover potential revisions following aesthetic procedures.

When excess skin on the upper eyelid (drooping or hooded eyelids) measurably impairs the visual field. In this case, an application for cost coverage can be submitted to your health insurance company.

Results are long-lasting, typically enduring for many years. The removed excess skin does not return, although natural skin aging continues. How long the result lasts in an individual case depends, among other factors, on skin quality, genetic predisposition, and sun protection.

Incisions are placed within the natural eyelid crease and become barely visible after a short time or once fully healed.

Aesthetic liposuction serves to reshape specific body areas. Lipedema liposuction is a medical therapy designed to permanently remove diseased fat cells (lipedema) and alleviate pain.

From January 2026, statutory health insurance companies will cover the costs of liposuction for lipedema as soon as your treating physician determines the procedure is medically necessary. We are by your side with expert advice, explaining current guidelines and assisting with the application process.

We use techniques such as water-assisted liposuction (WAL), which are designed to protect surrounding tissue, nerves, and lymphatic vessels – an essential aspect of lipedema treatment.

Yes, breastfeeding remains possible in most cases. Surgical techniques take great care to preserve milk ducts and glandular tissue.

In cases of significant breast hypertrophy (macromastia) that causes chronic physical discomfort such as back, neck, or shoulder pain, and where this is confirmed by an orthopaedic specialist.

We place great emphasis on tissue-preserving techniques. Capsular contracture is a potential complication that we monitor closely during aftercare. Complication insurance can protect against unexpected expenses in such cases.