How to Take Proper Photos for an Online Consultation

If you’d like to speed up the planning of your procedure, it's very important to send us high-quality photographs. Our doctors use these to assess the most suitable procedure, its extent, the type of anaesthesia required, and the estimated cost.

📸 Clear, correct photos save time and questions – and help both you and us.

1. Ideally, have someone else take the photos for you
– Selfies distort proportions and often miss important details.
– If that’s not possible, use a tripod or place your phone on a stable surface.

2. Use natural daylight without shadows
– Best option is soft, natural light from a window.
– Avoid harsh side lighting, deep shadows or direct sun.
– Don’t use flash – it creates distortions.

3. Light, solid-colored background
– Stand in front of a plain wall or neutral background (white, light grey, beige).
– Avoid cluttered or distracting surroundings.

4. No clothing or in underwear – depending on the area
– The area to be evaluated (e.g. abdomen, breasts, neck...) must be fully visible.
– For face procedures: tie back hair, remove glasses and makeup.

5. Sharp image, entire area in frame
– Photos must be sharp and well-lit.
– Make sure the entire body part is clearly visible, not cut off or cropped.

Deep plane facelift, facial surgery

Blepharoplasty - eyelid lift

Otoplasty (ear pinning surgery)

Abdominoplasty (tummy tuck) Breast surgery (cosmetic breast procedure)

Thigh lift (thigh tightening surgery) Buttock lift (buttocks tightening or reshaping surgery)

Thigh lift (thigh tightening surgery) Buttock lift (buttocks tightening or reshaping surgery)

Arm lift (brachioplasty)

Arm lift (brachioplasty)