Hanseaticum

Dr. med. Tina Peters studied human medicine in Berlin, Göttingen, Hanover and St. Louis (USA). Subsequently, she acquired the specialist for general surgery and subsequently the specialist for plastic and aesthetic surgery with the additional qualification of hand surgery at the Medical University in Hannover (MHH). It passed through all surgical disciplines including cardiac, thoracic and vascular surgery, abdominal surgery, accident surgery as well as intensive and emergency medicine. Long stays abroad followed in the USA and Asia. In the clinic for plastic, hand and restoration surgery, MHH's severe-burn injuries center, she became a senior physician under the direction of Prof. Dr. med. Peter Vogt and was responsible for various areas of the clinic. Dr. Tina Peters gave lectures at numerous congresses, researched, supervised doctoral studies and gave lectures at the Medical College. In addition, she continues to develop herself and expand her repertoire through visits to renowned and internationally recognized plastic and aesthetic surgeons.

Dr. med. Cornelius Grüber studied human medicine in Hamburg, Munich and Switzerland and began his extensive surgical training in Zurich. During this time, he completed various surgical disciplines, such as general and visceral surgery, orthopedics, pediatric neuroorthopters and childhood malformations as well as emergency and intensive care. Subsequently, he moved to Berlin to a hospital with the maximum care, where he worked for several years in accident, hand and restoration surgery. In 2009 Dr. Grüber received both the specialist for accident surgery and orthopedics as well as the additional qualification of sports traumatology. After completing his doctorate, Dr. Grüber concentrated on the restoration of injured patients and on hand surgery.