Clinic for Plastic Surgery Eduardus Cologne
The Clinic for Plastic Surgery Eduardus Cologne positions itself as a modern highly specialized medical facility, which implements the very latest standards of surgical treatment. The key focuses of the clinic include aesthetic and reconstructive surgery, hand and breast surgery. In addition, the clinic specializes in reconstructive microsurgery, particularly, breast reconstruction surgery. The clinic is part of the Eduardus Cologne-Deutz Medical Complex, which allows the doctors to use the professional and technical resources of this medical facility at any time.
The clinic takes an active part in the Rhine-Bergisch Breast Center, which operates at the Evangelical Hospital Bergisch Gladbach. The center regularly carries out breast oncoplastic surgeries using free flaps and microsurgical transplantation of the woman's own tissues.
Due to its excellent reputation and high surgery success rates, the clinic is popular both among residents of Germany and among patients from foreign countries. The surgical interventions are performed taking into account the wishes and needs of patients. Clinical practice is aimed at achieving the best functional and aesthetic result without compromising the health of the patient.
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Departments
Department of Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery, Hand and Breast Surgery
Accommodation
Patients rooms
The patients of the Clinic for Plastic Surgery Eduardus Cologne live in comfortable rooms made in a modern design. The standard room includes an automatically adjustable bed, a bedside table, which can easily be transformed into a table, a wardrobe for storing clothes. The rooms are also equipped with an ensuite bathroom with a shower and a toilet.
Meals and Menus
The patients of the clinic are offered delicious three meals a day. If necessary, an individual menu can be provided.
Further details
Standard rooms include:
Hotel
You may stay at the hotel of your choice during the outpatient program. Our manager will help you choose the best option.
Location
Cologne is one of the oldest cities in Germany, as well as the administrative center of the Federal State of North Rhine-Westphalia. In addition, the city has become one of the largest industrial and scientific centers not only in Germany, but throughout Europe.
Cologne shows the travelers a kaleidoscope of different guises and moods. Bright, well-groomed streets allure with the comfort of cafes and pubs. The masterpieces of Gothic and Romanesque architecture amaze the imagination with beauty and grandeur. Cologne also has many museums. The downtown houses numerous exhibition galleries, museums and concert venues located in new, spacious and bright buildings.
The city is full of amazing sights, while the most important of them is Cologne Cathedral. This huge, luxurious Gothic building survived during the merciless bombing of World War II and remains the main symbol of the city. This iconic building of impressive size is the third highest Christian cathedral in the world and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The exterior of the Cologne Cathedral is richly decorated with hundreds of sculptures and bas-reliefs, carved stone, multi-stage portals and openings. Each facade is remarkable in its own way, so one should definitely have a leisure stroll around the temple before going inside. The interior of the cathedral is decorated with marble, gilded elements and azure stones, framing large windows and choirs. Its decorations are original ceiling vaults, huge multi-colored stained-glass windows, frescoes on the walls of the choirs and carved wooden mezzanine.
The Town Hall Square in the centre of the downtown is no less popular among tourists. The facade of the modern City Hall is a combination of an old building, a tower of the 15th century and a new annex. When inside the City Hall, the visitors will find the ceremonial halls and the underground museum, which collects all kinds of artifacts from the ancient Roman and medieval periods.
Cologne is also famous for its incredible variety of interesting museums. Art lovers should visit the Museum Ludwig, which houses a rich collection of surrealism, avant-garde, expressionism, pop art and other iconic trends in art. The originals of Picasso are the pride of the exposition. In addition, the guests of the city will enjoy exciting excursions to the Chocolate Museum, the Fragrance Museum and the Wallraf-Richartz Museum.
The city is famous for the Cologne Carnival, which is the largest festival of this kind in Germany. Carnival events are divided into three stages. A loud start in November is followed by a Christmas pause, while the celebration of the New Year opens the stage of Carnival sessions and balls. The Carnival sessions are something between a concert with comedy performances and a beer bar. Of course, people do not dance waltz at the balls for many years, but this is a variant of a nightclub with a carnival theme. The third stage of the Cologne Carnival is a street procession. It starts a week before Lent.
Cologne also offers great shopping opportunities. There are many cozy cafes and restaurants, where one can taste delicious dishes of national cuisine. Thus, every guest of the city will find something interesting.
