Dr Bernard Beldholm is committed to minimizing the impact of surgery for every patient by:
  • Choosing techniques that are the least invasive and provide the quickest recovery times
  • Continually updating his skills and knowledge in order to offer a comprehensive range of the latest and safest surgical options
  • Producing aesthetically pleasing as well as technically successful results
  • Closely working with patients to achieve the outcomes they want

Dr Beldholm now performs a wide selection of procedures across seven surgical disciplines.

Cosmetic Surgical Operations for Women

Cosmetic surgery can offer women of all ages a wonderfully positive transformation in how they feel about themselves, as well as their bodies. Young mothers, in particular, turn to cosmetic surgery to restore their figures — as well as their confidence — to pre-pregnancy levels.

Cosmetic Surgical Operations for Men

Men are increasingly seeking cosmetic surgery to correct many aspects of their physiques. Dr Beldholm works with every patient to build a personal plan highlighting the desired results.

General Surgical Operations

Dr Beldholm is as skillful and experienced in major procedures, such as surgery of the large bowel, as he is performing simple haemorrhoid or hernia operations.

Skin Cancer Excisions with Reconstructive Work

Skin cancers now account for 80 per cent of all newly diagnosed cancers in this country. Performing the full range of skin cancer removals, Dr Beldholm can expertly reconstruct affected areas, particularly on the face.

Gastroscopies and Colonoscopies

Both these procedures are investigative and cause little discomfort.

Laparoscopic (keyhole) Surgery

This minimally invasive, modern technique requires only small incisions, thereby reducing
post-operative pain, healing times and the risk of wound infection or incisional hernia. Wherever possible, Dr Beldholm is committed to making laparoscopic surgery his first option.

Removal of Varicose Veins

Although varicose veins cause no symptoms, they can be unsightly and lead to health problems. Consequently, Dr Beldholm advises that they be treated as soon as possible.