Your care in detail.
From your personal goal to the next step.

A named professor leads your long-term care; responsibility and cover are clearly defined.

A structured medical profile records face, skin, hair and other relevant areas, including expressions, individual anatomy and distinctive features.

Together, you record which features you want to preserve or change, which should remain unchanged and which developments you would like to observe first.

You discuss options in the context of your recognisability and natural expression. Medical findings, aesthetic observations and personal recommendations are clearly distinguished.

Comparable photographs authorised by you document progress; the conditions and purpose of the images are recorded.

A confidential, version-controlled record brings relevant findings, personal goals and decisions together. A targeted care summary can be prepared for other treating practitioners.

Your actual training and competition conditions, exposures and equipment inform aesthetic medical planning.

A jointly agreed overview connects competition, training and recovery with the windows for your long-term care.

Known shoots, press and brand appearances, and important private events are added to your personal care plan early.

You receive individually assessed treatment windows and clear guidance on when to proceed or postpone.

Before important events, we agree when established routines take priority and new, medically non-essential aesthetic measures are deferred.

Your personal skin goals are translated into a practical care plan that evolves throughout your career.

Planning considers your actual time outdoors, climate conditions and skin tolerance.

Relevant pressure and friction areas are documented and considered in planning and any necessary coordination.

A portable routine and individually discussed adjustments support your skin and hair care through travel and climate changes.

Brief, specific care instructions fit your everyday life, competition calendar and special appearances.

Known intolerances, previous reactions and procedures unsuitable for you are clearly recorded.

Your professor makes an initial assessment, arranges dermatological investigation if needed and incorporates the findings into your plan.

A personal hair and scalp profile connects relevant findings with a coordinated plan to investigate causes.

If you wish, specialist assessment and long-term hair transplant planning are incorporated into your personal hair strategy.

Relevant scars are followed over time. Where needed, early plastic and aesthetic surgery input is coordinated with acute or team care.

Changes in your face, skin and hair are compared with your baseline profile and considered in the context of the current season phase.

Before an aesthetic correction is considered, the course of change, causes and personal goals are assessed in their sporting and medical context.

A personal event plan combines established preparation, deliberately deferred measures and a clear contact channel.

An unexpected concern is assessed for urgency. The appropriate next care step is discussed with you and documented.

You receive a written assessment of an external proposal within your long-term strategy, including risks, alternatives and open questions.

After an external treatment, urgency and care needs are assessed. Possible next steps and any later corrective plan undergo specialist review.

At your request and where indicated, surgical options, suitable time windows and an additional specialist opinion are considered within your long-term plan.

Before specified changes that are permanent or difficult to reverse, a second professor's documented assessment helps you make an informed decision.

Selected clinical and strategic questions are reviewed by several professors, with their findings incorporated into your long-term care.

Your smile is considered part of your personal aesthetic identity. Any necessary dental consultation is coordinated.

Where needed, non-medical preparation for an appearance is coordinated with suitable providers and your personal wishes.

For suitable concerns, contact with hand, wrist or elbow specialists can be arranged and assessment coordinated.

Information and responsibilities relevant to your care are coordinated with the medical teams involved.

At your annual strategy review, you discuss your progress, what you wish to preserve or change, and the season ahead. Together, you update your plan.

Your long-term strategy adapts to personal, professional and physical changes, including the transition beyond an active sporting career.

When needed, we assess a suitable local contact and their actual availability, and prepare a relevant care summary for the handover.

Digital consultations build on your care to date. We agree a suitable contact channel for your current location.

For selected events or situations, personal travel by your professor can be individually assessed and agreed within the Private mandate.

Additional reserved coordination and consultation capacity supports planning when travel, competitions and public commitments are closely intertwined.

Communication, appointments, billing and medical information are shared through specific permissions for family, management and commissioning brands, sponsors or insurers.

For minors, admission, legal guardianship, consent and safeguarding needs are reviewed through a separate personal process.

A sport-related enquiry provides the basis for a personal review of your concern, responsibility and available care capacity.

You choose the appropriate scope of care. After the separately agreed three-month initial phase, a contract for one, three or five years may be concluded.

Contact channels, service hours, cover and the process for urgent concerns are defined for your mandate.

Expectations from brands, sponsors, insurers or management are discussed confidentially with you. Your personal goals and voluntary decisions determine the medical care.

The responsible league or federation and relevant questions about medicines and methods are identified and documented.

A named organisational contact follows agreed tasks, handovers and responses, keeping your care process coordinated.

Together, we agree what your family, management, brand or insurer may receive, such as appointments, invoices or care records you have approved for sharing. This also covers the period after a campaign.

Your professor clearly records the options, benefits and risks discussed, along with your decision. You can review everything in your own time and refer back to it later.