Cosmetics

Cosmetics

Cosmetic treatments are treatments that are not medically necessary. The costs of cosmetic treatments are not (or usually not) covered by health insurance. The Wetering Medical Centre specializes in the following cosmetic treatments:

If you have not had any cosmetic treatments before, we recommend that you make an appointment for an intake interview. Our physicians will assess your skin and provide you with advice as to what may be the best treatment for you and what to expect from treatment. It is up to you whether you want to receive treatment right away or consider our advice first before taking a decision. Please note: cosmetic treatments are usually not covered by health insurance. You therefore do not require a referral note from your GP for these treatments. We will send you an invoice after the consultation or treatment.

The cosmetic treatments mentioned above do not fall under the ZKN Quality Mark of Stichting Dermatologisch Centrum Wetering, but under Praktijk voor Cosmetische en Esthetische Chirurgie Weteringklinieken B.V. This company charges VAT on its invoices.

Frequently asked questions about cosmetics

Does my health insurance cover the expenses?

Most of the time, health insurances do not cover the expenses of cosmetic treatments as it is not necessary for your health. However, consult with your insurance company about which expenses are covered and which are not for your personal situation.

Are cosmetic procedures safe?

Most cosmetic procedures are considered safe when performed by a qualified and experienced medical professional. However, like any medical procedure, there are risks involved. Our specialists will discuss these risks with you during the consultation.

What is cosmetic medical care?

Cosmetic medical care involves procedures and treatments aimed at enhancing a person’s appearance. This can include non-invasive treatments such as Botox® and fillers, as well as invasive surgeries like an eyelid correction or browlift.

Our cosmeticians