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Aesthetic medicine in Solothurn: what to know
Aesthetic medicine covers non-surgical medical procedures intended to improve the appearance of the skin, face or body. The doctor assesses your request, explains the possible techniques, their limitations and side effects, and then carries out suitable injections, peels or laser treatments.
When to book an appointment
- Softening wrinkles or fine lines on the face
- Treating pigmentation marks or acne scars
- Discussing hyaluronic acid or botulinum toxin injections
- Considering laser hair removal or skin rejuvenation
Costs in Switzerland
In Switzerland, purely cosmetic aesthetic medicine treatments are generally not reimbursed by basic health insurance (LAMal/KVG) or by most supplementary insurance policies.
Frequently asked questions — aesthetic medicine in Solothurn
Aesthetic medicine in Solothurn: how many practitioners?
Synamed lists 2 practitioners – Aesthetic medicine – in Solothurn (postcodes: 4500). Show their number to call the practice.
Aesthetic medicine near Solothurn: which other places?
You will also find practitioners nearby: Granges SO (1, 10,8 km), Moutier (2, 14,9 km), Jegenstorf (2, 18,2 km), Biel/Bienne (1, 23,4 km). Across the canton (Solothurn), Synamed lists 6.
Aesthetic medicine in Solothurn: how do I book an appointment?
Choose a postcode or turn on “Bookable online”: practitioners who offer booking on Synamed are shown first. For the others, show their number and call the practice.
How much does a consultation cost?
The price depends on the consultation. Medical services are billed under the TARDOC tariff and covered by basic health insurance (LAMal/KVG), minus your deductible and co-payment. Complementary medicine is usually covered by supplementary insurance.
My insurance requires me to see my family doctor first. What should I do?
With a family-doctor, HMO or telemedicine model, you must usually contact your family doctor, HMO centre or advice line before seeing a specialist. Check the terms of your policy before booking.
Is a video consultation covered?
As a rule, yes: a video consultation with a doctor is covered by basic insurance like a visit to the practice, with the same deductible and co-payment.