Basketball

Familiar care through games, travel and appearances.

A busy schedule of games and travel calls for continuity of care. Your natural expression, distinctive features and skin and hair goals guide the plan throughout the season and your public appearances.

Aesthetic identity · Independent medical guidance led by a professor

YOUR INDIVIDUAL SPORT PROFILE

What your sport means for your personal plan.

Your individual anatomy

Your natural expressions, individual anatomy and distinctive features inform the medical assessment. Any dosage is determined by the specific findings and treatment.

Contact, textiles & sweat

We discuss how contact, fabrics and perspiration affect your face, scalp and other relevant areas of skin.

Games & travel

Possible windows follow your actual calendar, including outdoor training, travel and public appearances.

Scars & regulations

Scars and previous treatments are considered as your care progresses. The rules of your league, national team and other competitions are reviewed separately.

YOUR IDENTITY SETS THE DIRECTION

Stay natural. Evolve with intention.

What makes you recognisable and your natural expression remain central. Your professor discusses what you want to preserve and what you would like to develop. Medical findings, aesthetic observations and recommendations are explained clearly. Every treatment requires your voluntary consent and a sound medical basis.

SHARED MEDICAL RESPONSIBILITY UNDER PROFESSORAL LEADERSHIP

The same medical standard in both programmes.

A dedicated professor, any required second opinion, regular case discussions and an annual strategy review form the shared framework for your long-term care. In both programmes, medical urgency is assessed according to the specific concern.

Professor-led care

The right elements for your long-term care

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Medical baseline profile for face, skin and hairA structured medical profile records face, skin, hair and other relevant areas, including expressions, individual anatomy and distinctive features.

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Your sport and its physical demandsYour actual training and competition conditions, exposures and equipment inform aesthetic medical planning.

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Equipment, contact areas and frictionRelevant pressure and friction areas are documented and considered in planning and any necessary coordination.

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Hair, scalp and investigation of causesA personal hair and scalp profile connects relevant findings with a coordinated plan to investigate causes.

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Scar follow-up and early plastic and aesthetic surgery inputRelevant scars are followed over time. Where needed, early plastic and aesthetic surgery input is coordinated with acute or team care.

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Preparing for important appearancesA personal event plan combines established preparation, deliberately deferred measures and a clear contact channel.

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Individual review of sporting rulesThe responsible league or federation and relevant questions about medicines and methods are identified and documented.