Liver Restoration: Fatty Liver Disease, Hepatitis, Fibrosis, Cirrhosis

The liver is an organ with a unique capacity for regeneration. Our program aims not only to improve its function but to restore its structure — documented by objective, evidence-based methods.

Medical editor: Vitalia Kurach · Reviewed by a doctor · Updated: 09.08.2026

What we treat

Liver diseases include fatty liver disease (steatosis), hepatitis of various origins, fibrosis and cirrhosis. Causes of liver damage are toxic (alcohol, medications, toxic agents, poor diet), viral and autoimmune; mixed origin is also common.

Diagnosis determines the strategy

At the examination stage, the doctor establishes the specific cause of damage based on a detailed history and laboratory/instrumental findings — this determines the treatment strategy. Examinations can be completed where the patient lives; the program decision can also be made remotely.

Methods and expected result

Treatment uses efferent therapy (plasmapheresis), medical detoxification, hepatoprotectors and original biological preparations. Based on the clinic's experience, this achieves at least 50–60% improvement within 3 months, with a lasting effect when recommendations are followed. Progress is confirmed by laboratory and instrumental data — we track both liver function and structure.

Questions & Answers

Author: PERFECT IMPERIAL Private Medical Institute editorial team.

Medical editor: Vitalia Kurach — dermatovenereologist, sexopathologist, andrologist, dermatosurgeon; specialist in intimate contouring and regenerative medicine; Medical Director of the Institute.

Published: 09.08.2026 · Updated: 09.08.2026

This material is for informational purposes only and does not replace a doctor's consultation. Contraindications exist — a specialist consultation is required. Expected results are described based on the clinic's experience; individual results depend on the patient's baseline condition and adherence to recommendations.