Aesthetic surgery

Plastic surgery

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Str. Erou Iancu Nicolae, Nr. 113
Voluntari, Ilfov County, Romania
Monday – Friday: 10:00–19:30
Saturday: 10:00–15:00

Plastic surgery

Reconstruction and skin3 procedures

Eyelids and nose3 procedures

Hand and foot5 procedures

Plastic urology3 procedures

About plastic surgery

Plastic and reconstructive surgery repairs tissue affected by injury, disease, previous operations or malformations: so the hand can close again, the eye is no longer covered by the eyelid, the scar no longer pulls.

Many of these procedures are done under local anaesthesia, without a hospital stay: removal of moles and lipomas, surgery for nerve compression syndromes or an ingrown toenail. Larger procedures take place in the clinic’s operating room.

3 procedures

Reconstruction and skin

Breast reconstruction after cancer surgery · Scar revision · Skin tumours

3 procedures

Eyelids and nose

Severe eyelid ptosis · Ectropion · Septoplasty – deviated septum

5 procedures

Hand and foot

Nerve compression syndromes · Surgery for Dupuytren’s disease · Tendon and nerve injuries · Bunion surgery · Ingrown toenail surgery

3 procedures

Plastic urology

Phimosis surgery · Treatment of Peyronie’s disease · Testicular implant

All procedures

Reconstruction and skin

Breast reconstruction after cancer surgery

Rebuilding the breast after mastectomy: immediate or delayed, with an implant or your own tissue.

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Reconstruction and skin

Scar revision

Treating raised, contracted or unsightly scars: when to operate and which techniques exist.

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Reconstruction and skin

Surgical treatment of skin tumours

Surgical removal of moles, cysts and lipomas, with histopathology.

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Eyelids and nose

Severe eyelid ptosis

An upper eyelid that droops over the eye: causes, assessment and surgical repair of the lifting muscle.

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Eyelids and nose

Ectropion

A lower eyelid that turns outwards: watering, irritation and surgical correction.

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Eyelids and nose

Septoplasty – deviated septum

Correcting a deviated septum for easier breathing, alone or together with rhinoplasty.

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Hand and foot

Surgery for nerve compression syndromes

Numbness and tingling in the fingers: surgery for carpal tunnel, Guyon’s canal and the ulnar nerve.

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Hand and foot

Surgery for Dupuytren's disease

Nodules and cords in the palm that pull the fingers inwards: when surgery is indicated.

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Hand and foot

Surgical repair of tendon and nerve injuries

Repair of hand tendons and nerves, including microsurgery, and recovery after injury.

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Hand and foot

Bunion surgery

A drifting big toe and a painful bunion: when to operate and what recovery looks like.

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Hand and foot

Ingrown toenail surgery

A toenail that grows into the skin: surgery under local anaesthesia to stop it recurring.

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Plastic urology

Phimosis surgery

Surgical treatment of phimosis in adults: circumcision or preputioplasty, and recovery.

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Plastic urology

Treatment of Peyronie's disease

Curvature of the penis caused by a fibrous plaque: when surgery is considered and what to expect.

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Plastic urology

Testicular implant

A silicone testicular prosthesis after the loss or absence of a testicle.

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Dr. Dan Mihail Stana

Plastic surgeon specialising in plastic, aesthetic and reconstructive surgery.

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Frequently asked questions

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What is the difference between plastic and aesthetic surgery?

Plastic surgery is the medical specialty that restores the form and function of tissue. Aesthetic surgery is one branch of it, focused on improving the appearance of healthy areas. Both rest on the same surgical training.

Do plastic surgery procedures require a hospital stay?

Not always. Removing moles, cysts and lipomas, carpal tunnel or ingrown toenail surgery are usually done under local anaesthesia and you go home the same day. Larger procedures are discussed individually.