Humanitarian Aid
At a Glance
- Voluntary missions in India
- Reconstructive Surgery
- Interplast Germany
- Aid for burns victims
Dr. Karl Schuhmann volunteered as a surgeon in India for two weeks
Dr. Karl Schuhmann, who serves as Consultant Surgeon at the Department of Plastic Surgery at the Evangelisches Krankenhaus Hattingen and runs a private practice in Düsseldorf, once again operated for two weeks in February 2020 with the Interplast section Stuttgart/Münster at the Vagus Hospital in Bangalore, India.
Humanitarian Commitment
For Dr. Schuhmann, these humanitarian missions are a matter close to his heart, for which he takes time off and uses his annual leave each year. Working with Interplast Germany makes it possible to help people in regions that have no access to plastic-surgical care.
Voluntary surgical work for people without access to plastic surgery
Missions in India providing reconstructive care for burns victims and children with congenital deformities
Interplast Germany
Interplast Germany is an organisation dedicated to providing surgical care for people in developing countries. Surgeons work on a voluntary basis and use their annual leave for these vital missions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do the missions involve?
Reconstructive procedures following burns, congenital deformities, or injuries – with a focus on function and quality of life.
Who funds this?
The teams work on a voluntary basis; organisations and donations cover the costs of materials and logistics.
How can I help?
By donating to established organisations or volunteering – it is important to use reputable points of contact.
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Über den Autor
Facharzt für Plastische und Ästhetische Chirurgie & Handchirurg
Mit mehr als 30.000 Eingriffen und mehrjähriger Tätigkeit als Chefarzt führt Dr. Schuhmann seit 2016 als Gründer von artethic® seine Praxen in Düsseldorf und Berlin.