Internal Medicine

Internal medicine is a broad-based specialty that has its roots in primary care and is dedicated to providing primary and specialty care to adults. Internists diagnose and manage diseases involving any of the organ systems and are specially trained to manage seriously ill patients suffering from advanced illness and/or diseases of more than one system.

Internists provide care in an office setting, in hospitals and on a continuing ambulatory basis. They tend to the general medical needs of their patients in the office, including disease prevention, early detection of disease, screening, patient education and follow-up care from hospitalization.

In the hospital and ambulatory setting, internists manage acute and chronic illness of their patients and other patients that have been referred to them by other practitioners such as family physicians. They are also trained to meet the special needs of the geriatric population.

Hair Transplantation

• FUE (Follicular unit extraction)
• Strip Technique Hair Transplant Surgery

Face Surgery

• Face Lift Surgery
• Eye Lid Surgery
• Nose Surgery
• Lip Augmentation Surgery
• Ear Correction Surgery
• Dimple Creation Surgery