Center · Institute · Cosmetics
Jadore distinguishes between surgical procedures, aesthetic medicine, and professional skin care. Dr. Christoph Jethon personally advises which level fits your concern.
Orientation
Some concerns call for surgery, others for non-surgical treatment or professional skin care. The three focus areas help clarify expectations, methods, and next steps.
01Surgical proceduresFor changes that permanently involve anatomy, tissue, or proportion.
When a concern calls for surgery, the important thing is not a quick decision but a sound indication. Dr. Christoph Jethon personally plans plastic and aesthetic procedures, speaks openly about limits, and guides preparation, surgery, and aftercare.
02Device-based & minimally invasiveFor skin quality, contour, and freshness when no operating room is needed.
The Institute for Aesthetic Medicine focuses on device-based and minimally invasive treatments. The focus will be skin quality, regeneration, contour, and a fresh appearance without surgery.
Appointments for aesthetic medicine are not yet available.
03Care & well-beingFor skin that needs regular attention – without a medical procedure.
Cosmetics and skin care focus on professional facial treatments and supportive care routines. The focus will be skin feel, balance, prevention, and routines that work in everyday life.
Cosmetics appointments are not yet available.
An aesthetic treatment is teamwork. Consultation, planning, the procedure, and aftercare connect into a single path – and at every step you know who is responsible.
Practice team
Preparation, scheduling, and aftercare come together within the practice team. Your questions reach the right person directly and are resolved at the next step – nothing gets lost between stages.
Anesthesia
When a procedure calls for anesthesia, Dr. Christoph Jethon operates alongside Dr. Hornung and Dr. Halstenberg – a fixed anesthesia team. That means short lines of coordination, clear medical responsibilities, and no changing faces in the operating room.
Shared approach
The approach stays the same: we listen, assess realistically, and recommend only the path that makes medical, aesthetic, and personal sense.
We clarify whether your concern belongs with surgery, aesthetic medicine, or skin care, and which options are realistic.
Possibilities, risks, and alternatives are discussed openly. A no can also be part of good advice.
Many aesthetic decisions matter for months or years. That is why we plan not only the appointment or procedure, but the next sensible step.
In a personal appointment we clarify which level fits your concern and which next step makes sense.