Medical leadership
Dr. H. Ess
Medical Director · MD, PhD
Dr. Ess leads clinical strategy and physician oversight, informed by regenerative medicine, rheumatology and stem-cell biology.
Our integrated team
One person.More than one perspective.
Medical responsibility is supported by the psychological, nutritional and complementary perspectives relevant to the individual.
Medical leadership
Expertise matters.
Coherence matters too.
The Medical Director provides clinical oversight. Other physicians contribute when their expertise is relevant.
Not every guest works with every physician or every discipline.
Scientific direction
Dr. D. Faber
Chief Scientific Officer · MD, PhD
Dr. Faber contributes expertise in angiology, environmental medicine and sports medicine.
Diagnostics
Dr. H. Legat
Head of Diagnostics · MD
Dr. Legat leads diagnostic strategy and places relevant measurements in context over time.
Specialist consultation
Dr. M. Schmitt
Head of Cosmetic Surgery · MD
Dr. Schmitt provides surgical consultation and aesthetic planning when requested and medically appropriate.
The wider care team
Care extends beyond medicine.
Different perspectives are available. Only those relevant to the individual are brought into the process.
The wider team may include the following disciplines. Their involvement is individual and coordinated with the responsible physicians.
Psychological perspective
Psychologists consider emotional and cognitive context where relevant.
Nutrition
Nutritionists consider food, habits and daily life within the wider clinical picture.
Naturopathic practice
Naturopathic practitioners may contribute a complementary perspective when appropriate.
Energy medicine
Energy-medicine practitioners offer non-invasive, complementary approaches.
Healing practices
Experienced healers may contribute restorative practices chosen for the individual.
Coaching
Coaches help translate considered priorities into daily life and personal direction.
Clear responsibility
The right perspective.
At the relevant moment.
Not every guest needs every discipline.
Medical diagnosis and treatment remain the responsibility of the treating physicians. Complementary perspectives do not replace medical care.
How responsibility is organisedPrivate access
Begin with a
confidential introduction.
The first conversation helps establish the request, the available context and whether further review may be appropriate.
How to begin