Many doctors prefer an operation in autumn, as the season with little sun is much better suited for fresh wounds. Direct sun exposure should be avoided for wounds, and swimming or sports are also not desirable after surgery. Therefore, surgical procedures such as mole removals, removal of white or black skin cancer, protruding moles, removal of lipomas, laser treatments, removal of warts or age spots are preferably planned in the cold season.

TV interview with Prof. Dr. Tamara Kopp about surgical procedures in autumn

In the current episode of SchauTV, Prof. Dr. Tamara Kopp and the cosmetic surgeon from JUVENIS provide information about surgical procedures. Operations that leave a wound should preferably be performed in the cold seasons, autumn and winter. These include:

This also applies to many different beauty treatments for which the cooler season is also suitable:

Dermatologist Prof. Dr. Tamara Kopp from the JUVENIS medical center in Vienna also gives some tips for skin care in winter. Our skin suffers greatly from the cold outdoors and the heated rooms, which often shows up as redness and an uncomfortable feeling of tightness. Lips also often become chapped and hurt more frequently in winter.

The rule here is: pay attention to good skin care. Regularly apply emollient creams to the skin. Even though it is especially tempting in winter, you should not shower too hot and should not enjoy a long bath. Because that unfortunately dries the skin out even more. For a shower gel, opt for pH-neutral products so that the acid protective mantle is not destroyed. Do not wet the lips with the tongue too often and also pamper them with care products.

Videos on the topic of surgical procedures with Prof. Dr. Tamara Kopp:

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