All 2 Clinics that provide Lip Augmentation in Szczecin

Lip augmentation creates fuller looking lips by the injection of filler materials. The most common material used is liquid collagen, but there are also newer matierials such as AlloDerm and SoftForm that are supposed to last longer. There are many more brand name treatments available too. Fat from your own body can also be used in certain cases.

Laser treatment is also an option. This treats the natural collagen in your lips along with the elastic tissue, tightening them for a rejuvenating effect.

Length

Depening on the type of treatment required, the time needed can range from just minutes up to 2 hours.

Procedure

The procedures involved are varied. Some involved just the injection of filler materials without any sedation. Others require surgical incisions to place implant materials. Some will also involve the removal of small amounts of fat from other parts of your body for use as filler. Laser treatment involves no injections or surgery.

Recovery

Recovery can be anywhere from near instant to up to a week of rest.

Risks

There are risks involved with all treatments. Allergic reactions to the fillers used can be serious and should be tested for before proceding with treatment. Implants and filler can be positioned badly or shift leading to mis-shaped or asymmetrical lips. Collagen injections tend to last for just 3 months, and some others are not permanent either. Implants can also be rejected in some cases.

In recent years, Poland has emerged as a popular medical tourism destination. Polish doctors provide an attractive option for people in nearby countries who are seeking a high standard of treatment at an affordable price. Dentistry, plastic surgery, fertility treatment, medical diagnostics and orthopaedic surgery are just some of the kinds of procedures which medical tourists seek in Poland, and private clinics across the country are seeking to attract foreign patients. In these sectors prices are currently 40 to 70% less than in many parts of Europe, as well as the United States.

Although the cost of treatment is the most common reason, there are many others why patients are prepared to travel. For example, Polish clinics invested in multi-lingual staff, who are briefed to understand foreign patients' expectations and to assist with travel arrangements. Practices have had to be flexible and extend their opening hours. Some medical tourism companies offer treatment packages with local support, some modest sightseeing plus recovery and recuperation in first-class spa resorts.

Poland as an attractive destination

There are many factors which make Poland an attractive destination:

• Price - patients who are facing a treatment bill can often save a considerable amount, even after taking into consideration the cost of flights and accommodation.
• High standards - doctors in Poland are highly skilled, with many having worked in other countries, including US and UK. Many clinics are ISO certified and have accreditation with the international Quality Monitoring Centre. The assurance of EU monitored quality levels in materials and facilities make Poland highly competitive. The Polish Chamber of Physicians and Dentists is a professional body which ensures that high standards are maintained. However, patients are advised to be thorough in researching their options.
• Modern clinics - there are numerous clinics and hospitals equipped with the latest technology. Infection control and safety is taken very seriously.
• Location - Poland is very close to the United Kingdom and Ireland, with many cities available in approximately two hours by air.

Healthcare in Poland

The Ministry of Health holds overall responsiblitiy for the management of healthcare. Doctors are registered with the Polish Chamber of Physicians and Dentists, an independant body responsible for overseeing the profession in Poland. It is divided into regional chambers with activities co-ordinated by the Supreme Medical Council.

The basic medical degree takes 6 years. Graduates are awarded the title M.D. ('lekarz') and following this doctors either complete a compulsory 1 year internship or apply for training in one of the basic specialties: internal medicine, emergency medicine or family medicine. Poland operates a mandatory system of compulsory continuing education with all practitioners required to amass 250 continuing education points in a 5 year period. Continuing education points are only valid for accreditited courses and failure to gain the required number of points results in the suspension of the right to practice. Professional organizations help organize training and seminars specific to their specialties.

Qualifications in specialised medicine in Poland

Anaesthetics, General surgery, Neurological surgery, Obstetrics and gynaecology, Internal medicine, Ophthalmology, Oto rhino laryngology, Paediatrics, Respiratory medicine, Urology, Orthopaedics, Pathological anatomy, Neurology, Psychiatry, Diagnostic radiology, Radiotherapy, Clinical biology, Microbiology-bacteriology, Clinical immunology, Plastic surgery, Thoracic surgery, Paediatric surgery, Vascular surgery, Cardiology, Gastro-enterology, Rheumatology, Haematology, Endocrinology, Physiotherapy, Dermato-venereology, Travel medicine, Child and adolescent psychiatry, Geriatrics, Nephrology, Infectious diseases, Public health medicine, Clinical pharmacology, Allergology, Occupational medicine, Nuclear medicine, Emergency medicine, Maxillo-facial surgery.

Resources

Polish Chamber of Physicians and Dentists
ul. Sobieskiego 110
00-764 Warszawa
tel: (22) 559-13-00
e-mail: ekretariat@hipokrates.org
website: http://www.nil.org.pl
register of doctors: http://www.nil.org.pl/xml/nil/rejlek/hurtd

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