Dr. med. Hani Oweira

12/08/2026

🧬 When a Fetus Gets Sick… Before It’s Born!
What if a fetus in its mother’s womb needed surgery to save its life?
This isn’t a scenario from a science fiction movie, but a real medical procedure that a specialized team was actually able to perform on a fetus at 23 weeks of pregnancy, after discovering a tumor that was threatening its growth and life.
🩺 In such extremely rare cases, open fetal surgery may be performed; the uterus is opened and the fetus is temporarily removed to address the problem, then returned to the uterus to continue developing.
And the challenge doesn’t end with the surgery…
⚠️ At this stage of development, the fetus is extremely vulnerable, and maintaining the pregnancy and preventing premature birth are essential to the procedure’s success.
Therefore, these procedures are performed only in very exceptional cases—when the severity of the condition outweighs the risks of surgery—and only at highly specialized centers.
🔬 What makes these cases remarkable is not just the surgical aspect, but the very idea itself:
that medicine has become capable, under specific circumstances, of treating the fetus as a patient who can be diagnosed and treated before birth.
🤍 Sometimes… the battle to save a life begins just moments before birth.

11/08/2026

My Flair ll Ein Blick unter die Oberfläche
Was passiert wirklich, wenn Radiofrequenz auf Ihre Haut wirkt? 🔬

🔥 Inside the Treatment: What Does Radiofrequency Actually Do to Your Skin?
When we say that radiofrequency (RF) technology helps tighten the skin, what actually happens beneath the skin’s surface? 👇🏻
With Exilis Ultra 360™, RF energy is delivered to the targeted tissues, generating controlled and precise heating in the deep layers of the skin.
🌡️ But the heat isn’t the goal in and of itself!
It acts as a catalyst for a series of responses within the tissues, the most important of which is its effect on collagen fibers and the stimulation of collagen remodeling.
🧬 Over time, the skin begins to build and organize new collagen fibers, which can help improve the skin’s firmness, elasticity, and overall appearance.
✨ This means that the effect of RF isn’t just an “instant skin lift,” but rather a gradual process that depends on the skin’s response and its rebuilding from within.
⏳ Therefore, you may notice some improvement after the session, but the results develop gradually over the following weeks as collagen remodeling continues.
Results vary from person to person; they depend on skin condition, the degree of sagging, the treated area, and each individual’s body response.
🔬 The science behind skin tightening begins beneath the surface.
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10/08/2026

Is it possible to get rid of gallstones naturally, without medication or surgery? 🤔
Some people believe that changing your diet, drinking certain herbal teas, or “cleansing the gallbladder” can dissolve the stones and flush them out of the body.
But the reality is more complicated‼️
❌ Most gallstones cannot be dissolved naturally, and there is no reliable evidence that herbal mixtures or so-called “gallbladder cleanses” can get rid of them.
🥗 Changing your diet may help reduce the symptoms of gallbladder attacks in some people, but it does not dissolve existing stones.
💊 In very specific cases, medications such as ursodeoxycholic acid (ursodiol) can be used to dissolve certain cholesterol stones, but their effectiveness is limited; treatment can take months or even years, and the stones may return after treatment is stopped.
⚠️ However, if the stones cause recurrent symptoms or lead to complications such as cholecystitis, bile duct obstruction, or pancreatitis, surgical treatment may be the most effective option.
🔎 Bottom line:
You can make lifestyle changes to reduce certain risk factors and symptoms, but don’t rely on “natural” remedies to dissolve gallstones without a medical evaluation.
👨🏻‍⚕️ The presence of gallstones does not always mean you need surgery, but the decision depends on your symptoms, the size and location of the stones, and the presence of any complications.
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09/08/2026

These lights do give great lighting!😁
Have a great Sunday, everyone!

08/08/2026

🧠 Are we getting sick more often than previous generations?
If we look around, we might feel that diseases have become more widespread, and that we hear about health conditions today that we didn’t hear much about in the past.
But… are we really sicker?
Or are we simply detecting and diagnosing diseases more frequently thanks to advances in medicine, testing, and technology?
🤔 What do you think is the real reason?

06/08/2026

👶🏻 Is it possible to have a baby after 50? Cameron Diaz’s story has sparked a lot of controversy! But there are some things you should know.
📱 News recently spread about actress Cameron Diaz becoming a mother for the first time at age 47, then having her second child at age 51, and her third at age 53.
🤔 Some people might read this and assume that natural pregnancy at these ages is common or easy, but the medical reality is more complex.
🔬 As women age, especially after age 40:
🔹 Egg reserves and quality decline significantly.
🔹 The chances of a natural pregnancy gradually decrease.
🔹 The risk of miscarriage and certain complications during pregnancy increases.
🔹 Many couples may need assisted reproductive technologies, such as artificial insemination or in vitro fertilization (IVF), and in some cases, the use of donor eggs or a surrogate mother, depending on each person’s medical situation.
📌 In the specific case of Cameron Diaz, neither she nor her husband has officially disclosed details about all their pregnancies; however, reliable media reports have indicated that her first two children were born via a surrogate, and it has not been confirmed that her third child was the result of a natural pregnancy.
⚠️ Therefore, this story should not be taken as evidence that a natural pregnancy at age 53 is common or to be expected.
💙 The most important message:
Every woman’s journey is different, and the chances of conception or childbirth cannot be compared from one person to another, especially given differences in:
👩🏼‍🦳 Age.
🥚 Ovarian reserve and egg quality.
🩺 Health status.
🧬 Fertility treatments used.
📖 Therefore, when reading news like this, it’s important to distinguish between celebrating a beautiful human story and interpreting it as a medical fact that applies to everyone.
👨🏻‍⚕️ Medicine is based on evidence and facts, not on headlines circulating on social media.

04/08/2026

🚶‍♂️ “Don’t walk after abdominal surgery!”
Is this sound advice or just an old wives’ tale?
Many people believe that the best way to recover from abdominal surgery is to stay in bed as long as possible, for fear that movement will affect the incision or delay its healing.
But the truth is different‼️
✅ In most cases of abdominal surgery, early and careful walking is an essential part of the treatment plan—not something to be avoided.
Why?
🩸 It helps stimulate blood circulation, reducing the risk of blood clots.
🫁 It improves lung expansion and reduces the likelihood of post-surgery chest infections.
🦠 It stimulates the return of the intestines to normal function and relieves bloating, gas, and constipation.
💪 It helps you regain strength and energy more quickly and, in many cases, shortens your hospital stay.
But be careful!
❌ Walking does not mean exercising or exerting yourself.
During the initial post-operative period, you should avoid:
* 🏋️‍♂️ Lifting heavy weights.
* 🤸‍♂️ Vigorous exercise.
* ⚡ Sudden movements or any activity that causes noticeable pain.
* 🚫 Any exertion not authorized by your doctor.

Start walking gradually according to your doctor’s instructions; these simple steps may be among the most important factors in ensuring a quick recovery and minimizing complications.
👨🏻‍⚕️ And always remember that every patient is different, and recommendations may vary depending on the type of surgery and your health condition. Therefore, your surgeon’s instructions remain the primary guide in determining the appropriate time to move and your level of activity.

03/08/2026

My Flair.... Gesundheit ist der neue Standard.

From Queen Cleopatra’s legendary routines to medieval beauty rituals, the pursuit of beauty has always fascinated humanity. Today, it still captivates us — but the way we pursue it has evolved. While ancient civilizations used extreme methods (think lead and vinegar creams for facelifting and glowing skin!), modern beauty lovers are far more conscious of their health. Gone are the days of beauty at any cost. The new standard: beauty that looks good and feels good.

01/08/2026

If I were the patient, I wouldn't be laughing.😁🤡

31/07/2026

👨🏼‍⚕️ A scientific study co-authored by Dr. Hani Awira and a team of researchers and physicians was published on PubMed, addressing an important question in oncology:
🩺 Does stomach cancer in young people differ from stomach cancer that occurs in older age groups?
🔬 What did the study examine?
The researchers analyzed data from 95,323 patients with stomach cancer between 2000 and 2014 to compare early-onset stomach cancer (ages 20–39) with conventional stomach cancer (ages 40 and older) and to examine differences in:
✔️ The clinical characteristics of the disease.
✔️ Patterns of disease spread.
✔️ The histological characteristics of the tumors.
✔️ Genetic factors and potential risk factors.
📊 What did the results show?
The study showed that stomach cancer in young people has different characteristics than traditional cases, as:
✔️ It was less common in males compared to stomach cancer in older age groups.
✔️ It was more frequently observed in more aggressive histological forms, such as the diffuse type.
✔️ It was associated with a higher proportion of poorly differentiated tumors, which tend to behave more aggressively.
📈 What about incidence rates?
The results showed that:
✔️ Incidence rates of conventional gastric cancer gradually declined over the study period.
✔️ Meanwhile, incidence rates among young people remained stable, without a corresponding decline.
🧬 Do the risk factors differ?
The study found no clear differences in known risk factors between the two groups, and the genetic data available for early-onset cases was limited, calling for further research to understand the biological reasons behind these differences.
💡 Why are these findings important?
Because they suggest that stomach cancer in young people may not simply be an early onset of the disease itself, but may represent a distinct subtype with its own biological and clinical characteristics—which could contribute to the future development of more accurate diagnostic and treatment methods for each age group.
⚠️ Important point:
The researchers emphasized that further studies are needed to understand the underlying causes of these differences and to determine their impact on diagnosis, treatment, and patient outcomes.
📌 Conclusion:
This study suggests that stomach cancer in young people may differ from conventional stomach cancer in terms of its clinical and histological characteristics and patterns of spread, underscoring the importance of continuing research to understand this type of disease and improve future treatment approaches.