Services and treatments

Check the details of each treatment by specialty: what it involves, whether it requires hospital admission, expected scars, recovery period and post-discharge care.

Specialty

Cardiology

Diagnosis and monitoring of cardiovascular health, with a preventive, personalized approach. The treatments we offer are:

4 treatments available

Electrocardiogram (ECG)

A quick, painless test that evaluates the heart's electrical activity, useful for detecting arrhythmias or other heart rhythm changes.

Echocardiogram

An ultrasound of the heart that examines its structure and function, assessing the valves and pumping capacity.

Heart rhythm Holter monitor

Continuous monitoring of the heart rhythm for 24 hours or more, to detect arrhythmias that do not always show up during a single visit.

Stress test (ergometry)

A test that assesses the heart's response during controlled physical exercise, useful for evaluating cardiovascular fitness and detecting problems that only appear under exertion.

Specialty

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

Aesthetic and reconstructive procedures with safety, precision and natural results. Below is the detail of each treatment, listed alphabetically.

17 treatments available

Abdominoplasty

Abdominoplasty, or abdominal dermolipectomy, helps achieve a flat, firm abdomen by removing excess fat and loose skin from the abdominal area. It can also correct rectus abdominis diastasis caused by pregnancy or excess weight. It can be combined with liposuction to achieve better definition of the body contour.

Hospital admission

Admission is usually for two nights. The surgery usually lasts between 2 and 3 hours.

Special garments

Yes. An abdominal girdle is fitted, which must be worn day and night for 1 month, and for one further month during the day only.

Scars

A horizontal scar along the underwear line (similar to a caesarean section, though slightly longer), positioned as low as possible to keep it hidden. A scar also remains around the navel, well concealed. If liposuction is combined, two small additional 0.5 cm scars.

Recovery period

The first two weeks are the most uncomfortable, with relative rest. By the end of the first month there is considerable improvement, although lifting weight should still be avoided. After one month, normal life can resume while avoiding strain and sport. From two months onward, a full return to normal life.

Post-discharge care

Follow-up visits to assess scar healing, with specific recommendations for each case. All sutures are internal, so there is no need to remove stitches.

Breast Augmentation

Surgery to aesthetically enhance the breasts through the placement of breast implants. During the consultation with the surgeon, based on each patient's anatomical and personal characteristics, the most suitable implant is determined in terms of size, positioning and surgical approach.

Hospital admission

Admission is usually for one night. The surgery usually lasts around 2 hours.

Special garments

Yes. A sports-style post-operative bra, made of cotton and without underwire, must be worn for one month. After that time, you may go back to wearing whichever bra you prefer.

Scars

This varies depending on the surgical approach: periareolar (a crescent along the edge of the areola, very discreet), inframammary (~5 cm in the fold under the breast) or axillary (~4 cm in the armpit, with no visible scar on the breast).

Recovery period

The first week is the most uncomfortable. After that, normal life can resume while avoiding strain and sport. From one month onward, a full return to normal life.

Post-discharge care

Follow-up visits to assess scar healing, with specific recommendations for each case. All sutures are internal, so there is no need to remove stitches.

Blepharoplasty

A technique designed to correct excess skin and fat in the eyelid area, rejuvenating the look. It can be performed on the upper eyelids only, the lower eyelids only, or both, depending on each patient's characteristics. It can be combined with other techniques, such as a brow tail lift, to further enhance the result.

Hospital admission

No admission required: after surgery you only need to stay at the hospital for a couple of hours. It is performed under local anesthesia, with possible sedation; if all four eyelids are treated, general anesthesia is possible. Duration: 1-2 hours.

Special garments

No special garment is required, although it is advisable to wear sunglasses and apply local cold in 5-minute sessions during the first few days.

Scars

On the upper eyelid the scars are very well hidden in the natural crease. On the lower eyelid, the incision is made just below the lash line, becoming practically imperceptible once healed.

Recovery period

The first week is the most uncomfortable. After that, normal life can resume while avoiding strain and sport. From one month onward, a full return to normal life.

Post-discharge care

Follow-up visits to assess scar healing, with specific recommendations for each case. Sutures are removed a few days after the procedure.

Brachioplasty

A plastic surgery technique to remove excess skin and fat from the arm. It is usually combined with liposuction for better treatment of localized fat and a more satisfactory result.

Hospital admission

Admission is usually for one night. The surgery usually lasts around 2 hours.

Special garments

Yes. Compression sleeves on the treated area, to be worn for one month.

Scars

They are hidden on the inner side of the arms and in the armpit.

Recovery period

The first two weeks are the most uncomfortable, with relative rest until the end of the first month. After that period, normal life can resume while avoiding strain and sport, which may be taken up again from two months onward.

Post-discharge care

Follow-up visits to assess scar healing, with specific recommendations for each case. All sutures are internal, so there is no need to remove stitches.

Female Intimate Surgery

The most common intimate surgery in women is labiaplasty, which involves reducing and symmetrizing the labia minora, and can also correct sagging of the labia minora and the clitoral hood. There is also the option of adding the patient's own fat to the labia majora (labia majora lipofilling), since with age they lose fatty tissue and can appear deflated; this technique restores volume and rejuvenates them.

Hospital admission

No admission required: you only need to stay at the hospital for a couple of hours before going home. It is performed under local anesthesia. Duration: 1-2 hours.

Special garments

Cotton underwear should be worn for the first few days. It is also advisable to apply local cold in 5-minute sessions.

Scars

On the labia minora, the mucosa heals very well and conceals the scar until it becomes practically imperceptible. If labia majora lipofilling is performed, there will be a 0.5 cm scar on the upper edge of each labium, and another identical one at the fat donor site.

Recovery period

The first two weeks are the most uncomfortable. After that period, normal life can resume while avoiding strain and sport. From one month onward, a full return to normal life.

Post-discharge care

Follow-up visits to assess scar healing, with specific recommendations for each case. Sutures are removed a few days after the procedure.

Cruroplasty

A thigh lift, or cruroplasty, is a technique designed to remove and tighten excess skin and fat on the inner thigh. It is usually combined with liposuction techniques to achieve a more satisfactory contour.

Hospital admission

Admission is usually for one night. The surgery usually lasts around 2-3 hours.

Special garments

Yes. Compression garments for the thighs, to be worn on the treated area for one month.

Scars

They are hidden on the inner side of the thighs and in the groin area.

Recovery period

The first two weeks are the most uncomfortable, with relative rest until the end of the first month. After that period, normal life can resume while avoiding strain and sport, which may be taken up again from two months onward.

Post-discharge care

Follow-up visits to assess scar healing, with specific recommendations for each case. All sutures are internal, so there is no need to remove stitches.

Gynecomastia

Gynecomastia is the enlargement of breast tissue in men, often accompanied by an increase in fatty tissue. The surgery varies depending on whether glandular or fatty tissue predominates in each patient.

Hospital admission

Admission is usually for one night. The surgery usually lasts between 1.5 and 2 hours.

Special garments

Yes. A chest binder must be worn day and night for 1 month.

Scars

This depends on the case: if only liposuction of the pectoral area is performed, two 0.5 cm scars remain; if breast gland tissue needs to be removed, a scar remains on the areola.

Recovery period

The first week is the most uncomfortable. After that, normal life can resume while avoiding strain and sport. From one month onward, a full return to normal life.

Post-discharge care

Follow-up visits to assess scar healing, with specific recommendations for each case. All sutures are internal, so there is no need to remove stitches.

Facelift and Neck Lift

A facelift, or rhytidectomy, is a surgery designed to correct the signs of facial aging, achieving well-defined facial lines and removing excess skin. In the neck area it improves sagging skin and, if needed, corrects excess fat. It can be combined with techniques such as blepharoplasty or other aesthetic medicine procedures.

Hospital admission

Admission is usually for one night. The surgery usually lasts between 3 and 4 hours.

Special garments

No special mask is required, although it is advisable to apply local cold in 5-minute sessions during the first few days.

Scars

They are located in the temporal and preauricular areas and along the hairline, always positioned to keep them as discreet as possible.

Recovery period

The first two weeks are the most uncomfortable. After that period, normal life can resume while avoiding strain and sport. From two months onward, a full return to normal life.

Post-discharge care

Follow-up visits to assess scar healing, with specific recommendations for each case. All sutures are internal, so there is no need to remove stitches.

Facial Thread Lift

An aesthetic medicine technique to tighten facial skin without resorting to surgery. With age, the loss of volume in the facial compartments and the loss of collagen cohesion cause sagging, and thread lifts can correct it. A small needle entry point is made in a hidden area, such as the hairline, and the necessary threads are inserted according to the amount of skin to be tightened and its location. Results are visible from the start, it can be performed under local anesthesia, and the session usually lasts between 20-30 minutes.

Hospital admission

Not applicable — this is an outpatient procedure performed in the consulting room, with no admission required.

Special garments

No special garment is required.

Scars

Not applicable — it leaves no visible scar, only a small entry point in a hidden area.

Recovery period

Immediate recovery. There may be discomfort in the treated area, which disappears within a few days. The effect lasts approximately 6 months.

Post-discharge care

Not applicable, as no hospital admission is required.

Liposuction

Liposuction, or liposculpture, is a surgery designed to remove localized excess fat from different areas of the body, reshaping the body's silhouette through very small incisions. The most commonly treated areas are the abdomen, back (flanks) and thighs, although it can be performed on other areas. When there is excess skin in addition to excess fat, it can be combined with techniques such as abdominoplasty.

Hospital admission

Depending on the amount of liposuction required, you may be discharged the same day or stay in for one night. Duration varies, usually not exceeding 2-2:30 hours.

Special garments

Yes. A compression dressing, usually in the form of a girdle, must be worn day and night for 1 month, and for one further month during the day only.

Scars

Minimal, 0.5 cm. The number depends on the areas where liposuction is performed.

Recovery period

The first week is the most uncomfortable. After that, normal life can resume while avoiding strain and sport. From one month onward, a full return to normal life.

Post-discharge care

Follow-up visits to assess scar healing, with specific recommendations for each case.

Otoplasty

Protruding ears are the result of an excessive angle of the ear cartilage. Otoplasty is a surgery designed to correct the position of the ears, bringing them closer to the head. Ear surgery also includes lobuloplasty, which corrects earlobe size when it has become enlarged with age, or repairs a torn hole caused by earrings.

Hospital admission

No admission required: you only need to stay at the hospital for a couple of hours. It is performed under local anesthesia, with possible sedation. Duration: 1-2 hours.

Special garments

No special headband is required, although it is highly advisable to apply local cold in 5-minute sessions during the first few days.

Scars

They are located behind the ear, remaining hidden.

Recovery period

The first week is the most uncomfortable. After that, normal life can resume while avoiding strain and sport. From one month onward, a full return to normal life.

Post-discharge care

Follow-up visits to assess scar healing, with specific recommendations for each case. Sutures are removed a few days after the procedure.

Breast Lift

A breast lift, or mastopexy, involves lifting, reshaping and restoring the shape and volume of the breast. Factors such as age, weight loss, pregnancy or very lax skin can cause progressive breast sagging, resulting in a breast that appears empty, drooping and lacking volume at the cleavage. Different techniques can be used to restore and lift the breast, assessed individually for each patient.

Hospital admission

Admission is usually for one night. The surgery usually lasts between 2 and 3 hours.

Special garments

Yes. A sports-style post-operative bra, made of cotton and without underwire, must be worn for one month.

Scars

Depending on the case and the degree of breast sagging, more or fewer scars will be needed; a scar around the areola and another in an inverted-T shape are typical.

Recovery period

The first week is the most uncomfortable. After that, normal life can resume while avoiding strain and sport. From one month onward, a full return to normal life.

Post-discharge care

Follow-up visits to assess scar healing, with specific recommendations for each case. All sutures are internal, so there is no need to remove stitches.

Breast Lift with Lipofilling

In patients with breast ptosis ("sagging breasts"), the breast lift technique (mastopexy) is used, but if the patient also has low breast volume, this volume can be increased in the same surgery. Instead of using implants, this increase can be achieved by injecting the patient's own fat, a procedure known as lipofilling.

Hospital admission

Admission is usually for one night. The surgery usually lasts between 2 and 3 hours.

Special garments

Yes. A sports-style post-operative bra, made of cotton and without underwire, which must not compress the breasts, to be worn for one month.

Scars

Depending on the case, typically a scar around the areola and another in an inverted-T shape. In addition, the fat donor site (usually the abdomen or flanks) is left with two or three small 0.5 cm scars.

Recovery period

The first week is the most uncomfortable. After that, normal life can resume while avoiding strain and sport. From one month onward, a full return to normal life.

Post-discharge care

Follow-up visits to assess scar healing, with specific recommendations for each case. All sutures are internal, so there is no need to remove stitches.

Breast Reduction

A plastic surgery technique that reduces breast size and lifts the breast, since many women experience discomfort due to overly large breasts. The "inverted T" scar mammoplasty technique is used to reduce it, lift it and give it the desired shape. Implants are not used, since the patient's own breast gland tissue is used to achieve a lifted effect and improve the aesthetics of the breast.

Hospital admission

Admission is usually for one night. The surgery usually lasts between 2 and 3 hours.

Special garments

Yes. A sports-style post-operative bra, made of cotton and without underwire, must be worn for one month.

Scars

A scar around the areola and another in an inverted-T shape, to achieve a more lifted breast.

Recovery period

The first week is the most uncomfortable. After that, normal life can resume while avoiding strain and sport. From one month onward, a full return to normal life.

Post-discharge care

Follow-up visits to assess scar healing, with specific recommendations for each case. All sutures are internal, so there is no need to remove stitches.

Hyaluronic Acid Filler

Hyaluronic acid facial filler is used to fill in wrinkles and add volume to sunken areas. With age, wrinkles, skin laxity and volume loss appear in areas such as the cheekbones, nasolabial folds and lips, making facial fillers a widely used tool for facial rejuvenation. There is a wide variety of hyaluronic acid types depending on the area to be treated or the desired outcome. It is injected using a fine needle, results are visible from the start, and the session usually lasts 20-30 minutes.

Hospital admission

Not applicable — this is an outpatient procedure performed in the consulting room, with no admission required.

Special garments

No special garment is required.

Scars

Not applicable — it leaves no scar, only fine-needle injections.

Recovery period

Immediate recovery. There may be a feeling of swelling or pressure in the treated area, which disappears within a few days. The duration of the treatment is approximately 6 months, depending on the material used.

Post-discharge care

Not applicable, as no hospital admission is required.

Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty

Non-surgical rhinoplasty with hyaluronic acid uses synthetic fillers to add volume where it is lacking, achieving a more refined nose shape. It is used mainly for depressions on the nasal bridge, as well as in the columella area to give more projection to the nasal tip. Once the material is chosen, it is injected with a fine needle. Results are visible from the start and the session usually lasts no more than 20 minutes.

Hospital admission

Not applicable — this is an outpatient procedure performed in the consulting room, with no admission required.

Special garments

No special garment is required.

Scars

Not applicable — it leaves no scar, only fine-needle injections.

Recovery period

Immediate recovery. There may be a feeling of swelling or pressure in the treated area, which disappears within a few days. The duration of the treatment is approximately 6 months.

Post-discharge care

Not applicable, as no hospital admission is required.

Rhinoplasty

Within facial harmony, the nose plays an important role and is a distinctive feature for some people. In some cases, the appearance of the nose is affected following trauma. Rhinoplasty is the surgery designed to improve the shape of the nose. Another important aspect of the nose is its function, breathing, and some people, due to a deviated septum, experience impaired breathing. When performing rhinoplasty, a septoplasty may also be carried out, which can improve breathing function. It can be combined with surgical techniques such as blepharoplasty, or with aesthetic medicine procedures. All of this is aimed at improving the outcome.

Hospital admission

Admission is usually for one night, so you can go home the day after the procedure. The surgery usually lasts between 3 and 4 hours.

Special garments

No special mask needs to be worn, although it is highly advisable to apply local cold in 5-minute sessions during the first few days.

Scars

In some cases the scars remain hidden inside the nostrils, and in others a small scar remains on the columella. This is the difference between closed and open rhinoplasty.

Recovery period

The first two weeks are the most uncomfortable. After that period, normal life can resume while avoiding strain and sport. From two months onward, a full return to normal life.

Post-discharge care

Follow-up visits to assess scar healing, with specific recommendations for each case. Sutures will be removed after 2 weeks.

Specialty

Aesthetic Medicine

Treatments to care for your skin, your hair and your aesthetic well-being, always with medical judgment. Every treatment starts with an assessment: the professional decides on the indication after seeing you.

23 treatments available

Facial aesthetic medicine

Chemical peel

A chemical exfoliation that renews the surface layers of the skin. It helps improve texture, radiance, superficial spots and fine lines, depending on the type of peel.

Eye contour peel

A chemical exfoliation adapted to the delicate skin around the eyes. It helps improve dark circles of pigmentary origin and gives a more even tone. Whether it is indicated depends on the cause of the dark circles, which is assessed beforehand.

Microneedling with vitamins (Dermapen)

Creates controlled micro-channels in the skin and is combined with suitable products. It helps improve texture, radiance and the appearance of pores and superficial marks.

Facial mesotherapy

Application of small amounts of products selected according to the needs of the skin. It aims to improve hydration, radiance and the overall appearance of the skin.

Skinbooster (hyaluronic acid and vitamins)

Improves skin hydration and quality with specific products, applied with the Dermapen technique. It gives a fresher, more radiant look, without aiming to add volume.

Collagen stimulators

Biostimulators that promote the gradual production of collagen. Indicated to improve the firmness, density and quality of the skin, with progressive results.

Facial polynucleotides (PDRN)

A treatment aimed at improving the quality and overall appearance of the skin. It can help with texture and fine lines progressively, depending on the product and the patient.

Polynucleotides for the eye contour (PDRN)

A specific treatment for the skin around the eyes. It aims to improve its hydration and texture and to soften fine lines. Whether it is indicated depends on the type of dark circles.

Facial PRP

Obtained from a sample of the patient's own blood and applied following a medical protocol. It promotes a gradual improvement in the quality and appearance of the skin.

Microneedling with PRP

Combines the Dermapen technique with the patient's own platelet-rich plasma. It is used to address skin quality and some texture irregularities, after an individual assessment.

Exosomes

Products containing extracellular vesicles that have been studied for skin care. Their use and benefits depend on the specific product and how it is applied, which are explained during the consultation.

PDO threads

Polydioxanone threads, biocompatible and absorbable sutures inserted under the skin to treat sagging and stimulate natural collagen.

Facial harmonization / rejuvenation

A personalized treatment with hyaluronic acid to restore volume or define areas of the face. It aims to improve proportions while respecting each patient's features.

Lip harmonization

Hyaluronic acid to improve the definition, hydration or volume of the lips. The technique is adapted to each patient's anatomy.

Chin and jawline correction

Hyaluronic acid to define the chin or the jaw contour in selected patients, without surgery.

Rhinomodeling

Hyaluronic acid that allows details of the nasal profile to be modified without surgery. It requires a careful assessment: it does not reduce the size of the nose or replace a rhinoplasty.

Hyaluronidase

Allows previously injected hyaluronic acid to be dissolved when there is a clinical indication, for example to correct an unwanted result.

Neuromodulators for expression lines

They temporarily relax the muscles responsible for expression lines. They are used to soften lines on the forehead, between the eyebrows and crow's feet, while keeping a natural expression.

Hair aesthetic medicine

Hair exosomes

Products containing extracellular vesicles that are being studied as a complement in scalp care. Their usefulness depends on the product and on the hair diagnosis.

Hair mesotherapy

Application of small amounts of products to the scalp, selected after assessing the type of hair loss or condition. It may be part of a broader treatment plan.

Hair PRP

The patient's own platelet-rich plasma applied to the scalp. It may be considered in some cases of loss of density, after investigating the cause.

Excessive sweating

Treatment of underarm hyperhidrosis

Botulinum toxin in the armpits to temporarily reduce excessive sweating. It is considered after a medical assessment that confirms the diagnosis.

Spider veins

Sclerotherapy for spider veins and small leg veins

Micro-injections that reduce the appearance of small superficial veins. Before treating them, the type of vein and, if necessary, the circulation in the legs are assessed.

The professional decides on the indication for each treatment after assessing you. To find out the price, ask reception.

Specialty

Dermatology

Prevention, diagnosis and treatment of the skin, for every age and every need. The treatments we offer are:

14 treatments available

Cryotherapy

A treatment that uses extreme cold (usually liquid nitrogen) to remove benign skin lesions such as warts or spots. It is quick, safe and practically painless.

Skin Lesion Care

Specialized care and treatment of wounds, ulcers or skin lesions to promote optimal healing and prevent complications.

Digital Dermoscopy

A detailed examination of moles and skin spots using a special device that magnifies the image and allows early detection of any suspicious change.

Abscess Drainage, Subungual Hematomas

A simple procedure to evacuate accumulations of pus (abscesses) or blood under the nail (hematomas), providing immediate relief from pain and pressure.

Electrocoagulation, Dermatological Cryotherapy

A technique that uses controlled heat to precisely remove small skin lesions, sealing the tissue instantly.

Epiluminescence

An observation technique that uses special light to examine the skin in depth, helping to detect changes that are not visible to the naked eye.

Lipoma Removal

Minor surgery to remove lipomas (benign fatty lumps under the skin), restoring comfort and a more even skin surface.

Papilloma and/or Condyloma Removal

Surgical removal of warts or small skin growths, performed safely and with a quick recovery.

Dermatological Phototherapy

A treatment that uses controlled light to improve various skin conditions, naturally stimulating recovery.

Infiltrations (Injections)

Localized medication injections directly into the affected area, to reduce inflammation and relieve discomfort more effectively.

Contact Testing (Patch Test)

A simple test that helps identify which substances may be causing skin allergies, by applying small samples and observing the reaction.

Thermocauterization

A procedure that uses heat to remove small skin lesions precisely and in a controlled manner.

Superficial Tumors of the Face and Neck

Removal of lumps or visible growths on the skin of the face and neck, with a careful approach focused on the aesthetic result.

Ingrown Toenail

A definitive solution for the pain and discomfort of ingrown toenails, through a simple procedure that prevents it from happening again.

Specialty

Gynecology

Comprehensive women's health care at every stage: gynecological check-ups, pregnancy follow-up, family planning and menopause, with a close and confidential approach.

4 treatments available

Annual gynecological check-up

Full gynecological examination, cytology and ultrasound when needed, for preventive monitoring of reproductive health.

Gynecological ultrasound and pregnancy follow-up

Gynecological and obstetric ultrasounds to monitor the cycle, fertility and the progress of pregnancy.

Contraception and family planning

Personalized guidance on contraceptive methods and family planning, tailored to each stage of life.

Menopause

Support and treatment of menopause symptoms, with monitoring of bone and cardiovascular health.

Specialty

General Medicine

Your trusted doctor for everyday health: general consultations, chronic disease follow-up and preventive check-ups.

3 treatments available

General consultation

Assessment of symptoms and common ailments with diagnostic guidance, referring to the right specialist when needed.

Chronic disease follow-up

Regular monitoring of hypertension, diabetes, cholesterol and other chronic conditions, adjusting treatment as needed.

Blood tests and preventive check-ups

Blood and urine tests, plus general health check-ups for the early detection of potential issues.

Specialty

Internal Medicine

Diagnosis and follow-up of complex adult conditions, with a comprehensive view of the patient and coordination with other specialties.

4 treatments available

General internal medicine consultation

Assessment of complex or persistent symptoms in adults, with diagnostic guidance and referral to a specialist if needed.

Follow-up of complex chronic conditions

Monitoring of hypertension, diabetes, cholesterol and other chronic conditions that require a combined approach, adjusting treatment as needed.

Second medical opinion

Review of an existing diagnosis or treatment plan, to provide an independent assessment before making a decision.

Pre-surgical assessment

General health evaluation before a procedure or intervention, to minimize risks.

Specialty

Nephrology

Kidney health care: diagnosis, blood pressure control and monitoring of kidney function.

4 treatments available

General nephrology consultation

Assessment of kidney function and possible alterations, with the tests needed for diagnosis.

Hypertension and vascular risk control

Monitoring of blood pressure and the cardiovascular risk associated with kidney disease.

Renal ultrasound

Imaging test to assess the kidneys and urinary tract without radiation.

Chronic kidney disease follow-up

Regular monitoring to slow the progression of kidney disease and prevent complications.

Specialty

Neurology

Diagnosis, treatment and follow-up of diseases of the nervous system. The treatments we offer are:

11 treatments available

General neurological evaluation

First visit with the neurologist: detailed medical history and a full neurological examination to assess symptoms such as headache, tingling, loss of strength or gait changes, among others.

Migraine and headaches

Comprehensive diagnosis and treatment of migraine and other types of headache, with a personalised plan to reduce the frequency and intensity of episodes.

Botulinum toxin for chronic migraine

Botulinum toxin infiltrations indicated for chronic migraine that does not respond well enough to other treatments, to reduce the number of days with pain per month.

Dizziness and vertigo

Assessment of balance disorders and dizziness of neurological origin, to identify the cause and establish the most appropriate treatment.

Memory and cognitive decline

Assessment of memory loss and other signs of cognitive decline, including diagnostic guidance for conditions such as dementia or Alzheimer's disease.

Epilepsy diagnosis and follow-up

Study, diagnosis and control of seizures, with adjustment of drug treatment to achieve the best possible control of epilepsy.

Peripheral neuropathy

Diagnosis and follow-up of peripheral neuropathies, which cause tingling, pain or loss of sensation in the hands and feet, among other symptoms.

Parkinson's and movement disorders

Follow-up and treatment adjustment for Parkinson's disease and other movement disorders, to improve day-to-day symptom control.

Multiple sclerosis

Neurological follow-up of multiple sclerosis, with ongoing monitoring and personalised treatment adjustment.

Electromyography (EMG)

A test that studies the electrical activity of the muscles and nerve conduction, useful for diagnosing neuropathies, radiculopathies and other peripheral nerve conditions.

Electroencephalogram (EEG)

Recording of the brain's electrical activity, essential for diagnosing epilepsy and other neurological conditions.

Specialty

Nutrition

Advice on healthy habits and personalized plans, for every goal. The services we offer are:

5 services available

Anthropometric Assessment

A service aimed at athletes of all levels who wish to assess different body dimensions in detail, to obtain information on body composition, somatotype and proportionality.

This data can help you to

  • Monitor changes in your body composition.
  • Identify areas for improvement.
  • Adjust your nutritional planning.
  • Guide your training goals.
  • Evaluate your progress over time.
  • Optimize aspects related to sports performance.
  • Work on goals related to health and wellbeing.

Goal

For the athlete to understand their starting point and use this information to make more personalized decisions.

Clinical Nutrition

A service aimed at people with acute or chronic conditions who want to improve their eating habits and adapt their nutrition to their individual needs.

We address the nutritional management of situations such as

  • Thyroid disorders.
  • Anemia.
  • Diabetes.
  • Dyslipidemia and high cholesterol.
  • High blood pressure.
  • Food intolerances.
  • Digestive problems.

Goal

Designing a personalized, realistic and sustainable nutritional strategy that helps you improve your diet, support your wellbeing and work toward your health goals.

Sports Nutrition

A service aimed at athletes of all levels who want to improve their habits, optimize their performance and adapt their diet to the demands of their physical activity.

During the consultation we work on

  • Assessment and monitoring of body composition.
  • Energy requirements based on the sport and level of activity.
  • Organizing meals around training sessions.
  • Eating strategies before, during and after exercise.
  • Development of an individualized meal plan tailored to your needs and goals.

Goal

For your diet to support your training and help you have energy, improve your recovery and progress toward your sporting goals.

Gynecological Nutrition

Gynecological nutrition is aimed at women who wish to improve their eating habits and receive nutritional guidance tailored to their needs, life stage and health goals.

We work through nutrition across different situations and life stages

  • Amenorrhea: an individualized nutritional approach to assess diet and energy availability in women with absent menstruation.
  • Pregnancy: adapting the diet to the needs of this stage, covering the mother's requirements and supporting the baby's development.
  • Fertility: nutritional support to look after diet and promote an adequate nutritional status during the search for pregnancy.
  • Menopause: nutritional strategies to support the changes typical of this stage and promote health and wellbeing.
  • PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome): personalized nutritional guidance to improve habits and support comprehensive management of this condition.

Goal

Designing a personalized, realistic and sustainable nutritional strategy that helps you improve your habits, take care of your health and support the changes your body goes through at each stage.

Nutritional Planning for Races and/or Competitions

A service aimed at athletes of all levels who want to know what, how much and when to eat and drink to better face their challenge.

Planning across 3 crucial stages of the event

  • Before: preparing your body and arriving with adequate energy reserves.
  • During: maintaining energy intake and hydration according to the demands of the effort.
  • After: promoting recovery and replenishing the nutrients used.

Goal

For your diet to help you achieve the best possible results from your sporting challenge.

Specialty

Pediatrics

Health care for children from birth through adolescence, with a close approach for the whole family.

4 treatments available

Well-child check-ups

Regular monitoring of growth and development from birth through adolescence.

Vaccinations

Administration and follow-up of the children's vaccination schedule, with guidance for families.

Acute childhood illness consultation

Care for fever, colds, infections and other common childhood ailments.

Childhood allergy assessment

Diagnosis and follow-up of food, respiratory or skin allergies in children.

Specialty

Podiatry

Comprehensive foot care: from basic chiropody to gait analysis and custom insoles.

4 treatments available

Chiropody

Nail cutting and filing, and removal of calluses and hard skin.

Ingrown nail and fungal treatment

Correction of ingrown nails (onychocryptosis) and treatment of fungal infections (onychomycosis).

Custom insoles

Assessment and manufacture of custom plantar supports to correct posture and relieve discomfort.

Biomechanical gait analysis

Analysis of the footprint to prevent injuries and improve support during walking or sport.

Specialty

Radiology and Imaging

Imaging tests to support diagnosis across our specialties, with fast results and a close approach.

1 treatment available

General ultrasound

Joint, abdominal, thyroid, breast and pregnancy ultrasounds, among others, with no radiation.

Specialty

Orthopedics and Traumatology

Diagnosis and treatment of bone, joint and muscle injuries, with a conservative approach whenever possible.

3 treatments available

Assessment of bone and joint injuries

Examination and diagnosis of sprains, joint pain, sports injuries and other conditions of the musculoskeletal system.

Guided injections

Joint and soft-tissue injections to relieve pain and improve mobility.

Immobilization and fracture treatment

Splinting and casting, with follow-up of fracture healing through to full recovery.