Our Team
From the most delicate surgery — to the most precise aesthetics in the world.
At The Clinic Israel, we believe that true medical excellence is built on real clinical experience.
Led by Dr. Anat Lahor, a senior pediatric surgeon and department head at a hospital, our medical team possesses extensive expertise in delicate surgery and advanced aesthetics.
The same level of precision, patience, and control required for surgeries on fetuses and infants is exactly what enables us to achieve natural, precise, and safe results in the fields of transplantation and medical aesthetics.
Dr. Anat Lahor — Medical Director, Specialist Surgeon, and Artist of Human Precision.
Dr. Anat Lahor brings with her over two decades of unique experience in general and pediatric surgery, including delicate operations on the body’s smallest and most intricate systems.
The ability to operate on organs measuring just a few millimeters, under a microscope and in completely sterile conditions, forms the foundation of her aesthetic approach: every injection, every implant, and every incision is performed with the surgical precision of a pediatric surgeon.
After years of working at Kaplan, Hadassah Ein Kerem, and Ma’ayanei HaYeshua hospitals, she completed advanced training in France and across Europe in the fields of hair transplantation (FUE, DHI, Choi Implanter), Botox and hyaluronic acid injections, and advanced technologies such as nano-plasma and PRP.
At The Clinic Israel, Dr. Lahor is responsible for developing the medical protocols and personally training the team — ensuring that every procedure, big or small, is performed to operating-room standards.
A unique approach
Dr. Lahor believes that true aesthetic medicine is not limited to outward beauty — it is a direct extension of the biological perfection pursued in infant surgery: delicacy, focus, attentiveness, and a holistic view of the entire person.
Our Team
The team at The Clinic Israel includes licensed nurses, technicians, and treatment managers who receive personal training under Dr. Lahor.
Each of them understands that their role is not just to “perform a treatment,” but to accompany a process that is simultaneously human, scientific, and artistic.
The shared goal: to restore nature, not to fake it.