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Hi,

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my name is Julia Czechner,

and I would like to introduce myself to you.

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My personal career  

Born and raised in the beautiful mountain and lake landscape of Austria, I learned to love nature in all its beauty and diversity as a child. Something that has stayed with me to this day and from which I draw strength and inspiration for my work. An equally important influence on me and my work is my many years of experience as an internationally active photo model. Here I got to know the term "beauty" again from a completely different perspective and know that there is much more to it than just "perfect symmetry" arrives.  

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My professional career  

I completed my medical training at the Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich, where I also did my doctorate. In between there were several professional intermediate positions abroad, from which I was able to take valuable knowledge and experience with me. These stations included my practical work at the renowned plastic surgeon Dr. Yannis Alexandredis in London on Harley Street, in the University Hospital Zurich under

Prof. Dr. med. P. Giovanoli and at the LMU Munich under Univ.-Prof. Dr. R. Giunta. I also spent several months of my training in Sri Lanka, Australia, Southeast Asia and England. Eventually, to perfect my craft, my medical journey led me to Dr. Dirk Richter , former chairman of the International Society for Plastic Surgery (ISAPS) and luminary in the field of facial surgery.

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How i work

The focus of my work is on minimally invasive treatments that focus primarily on aesthetics, skin, but also holistic health from the inside out. I also see myself as the right contact for indications for which minimally invasive treatments are not effective.

My approach lies primarily in the creation of a personal and needs-oriented treatment concept, which, for example, does not necessarily always include the use of fillers and botox, but also methods to improve the quality of the skin, to detoxify the body or to stimulate the metabolism.

I prefer to work in multi-step processes in order to achieve the desired result. The changes appear natural and the body has the opportunity to adapt to each of the individual steps. Instead of creating large artificial changes, I rely on the positive support of proportions - because it is these that are subconsciously perceived as "beautiful".  

For me, the focus of any treatment is always on achieving individual and natural beauty and with the greatest possible security. That is why I particularly value a detailed consultation, in which I discuss personal wishes, possibilities and possible risks.  

What is important to me

My priority is to look at people as a whole. My aesthetic focus is on creating natural and harmonious proportions. It's not just about creating symmetry - because it is only perceived as beautiful to a limited extent. With harmonious proportions and small individual details, I can underline and support the natural beauty of my patients. Because what could be nicer than naturalness and charisma?

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To ask?

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