Remote review
We study your documents and arrange a second opinion from a specialist professor.
Disease, injury and developmental anomalies of the masticatory apparatus and facial bones — with restoration of both function and appearance.
About the specialty
Oral and maxillofacial surgery covers the diagnosis and treatment of disease, traumatic injury and developmental anomalies of the masticatory apparatus and facial skeleton, including craniofacial surgery.
The reconstructive side is aimed at restoring a natural appearance: after deformity from trauma, tumour removal or a congenital anomaly, the functional and aesthetic tasks are solved together.
Partner clinics have an extensive network of multidisciplinary contacts within the complex, and emergency admission by the in-house medical team is available around the clock, seven days a week.
What people come with
Treatment of fractures of the facial skeleton and soft-tissue injuries, including delayed consequences.
Surgical and non-surgical treatment of temporomandibular-joint disease.
Pre-prosthetic preparation and implantation in the jaw, including where bone is deficient.
Treatment of infections affecting bone and soft tissue of the face.
Restoration of a natural appearance after trauma, tumour removal and in congenital anomalies.
Surgical treatment of cleft lip and palate and other developmental defects.
Process
We study your documents and arrange a second opinion from a specialist professor.
We match a clinic and a doctor, and agree the estimate and timeline.
Diagnostics and intervention. An interpreter and assistant at every appointment.
Recovery and remote follow-up of results after you return home.
Doctors in this specialty
Clinics in this specialty
A world-renowned centre for aesthetic facial, maxillofacial and reconstructive surgery in Zurich. Founded by Professor Hermann Sailer and continuing a tradition of facial surgery at the highest level.
Mayo Clinic Care Network
A flagship of Swiss private medicine and our key partner for treatment and check-ups since 2011. Part of Swiss Medical Network and the Mayo Clinic Care Network.
Questions and answers
The cost depends on the diagnosis, the scope of investigations and the programme chosen. We request an estimate from the clinic and pass it to you before treatment starts — with a clear note of what it includes.
Yes. We arrange a review of your documents and a second opinion from a specialist professor — before the trip is planned.
Usually 5–10 working days — depending on urgency and whether a visa is needed.
No. A medical interpreter accompanies you at appointments and stays in touch throughout your stay in Switzerland.
We are your independent representative and full-cycle medical concierge. We match the best specialist for your case across Switzerland, not inside one clinic, arrange a second opinion and agree a transparent estimate before treatment starts. From there everything is in one pair of hands: a medical visa, flights and transfers, accommodation — including for companions, a personal medical interpreter at every appointment and a 24/7 assistant for any practical question. Your personal medical manager stays with the case from the first enquiry until you return home — and remains in touch afterwards: we follow results remotely and coordinate follow-up.
Consultation
A confidential conversation with a physician curator: we review the documents, propose a professor and estimate the cost.
Consultation
The supervising physician will call you back during the working day.