@movsar4752: Операции при варикозном заболевании вен

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natalie90903
Natalie :
Dr Rube heljersdorf Berlin
2026-08-10 20:34:36
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margarita.benert
Margarita Benert :
Ich brauche! Stadt Ulm. Danke!
2026-08-10 22:12:38
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user1810534333281
Только Я :
Завтра у меня термин
2026-08-10 17:06:10
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yvithom
Yvi :
Hey Movsar….Krampfadern operierst du also auch? 😅
2026-08-10 16:59:48
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keiserin2
kaiserin :
ва нохчи Берлине ву тов ма ша Аллах.
2026-08-10 19:24:12
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niole301
niole 308 :
Сл Аллахау, мне не нужны операции, но мне хочется перед Аами поклоняться и сказать большое спасибо! Храни Вас Бог🙏🙏🙏
2026-08-10 22:45:40
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adelli__haus
777 :
Добрый вечер! Как к вам записаться ?
2026-08-10 17:14:09
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user83261607733366
Ирина Волкова :
Мне очень надо и даже не знаю к кому обратиться я живу в Берлине
2026-08-10 21:58:46
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elenaalbert355
elenaalbert355 :
Я проживаю в Гамбурге и вот хотела спросить об этом!!!
2026-08-10 20:41:06
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user9951249136786
user9951249136786 :
здравствуйте...у меня небольшой фартук живота....где сделать операцию...я живу Германия...фульда
2026-08-10 18:46:36
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malaik1232030
Keine Name53 :
2026-08-10 17:27:11
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maryna4926
Maryna Марина :
почти ког год назад у меня вылезли мелкие капилляры вен очень зудит и чешится больше всего страдают ноги, лечила в том году в том году повторилась проблема, на данный момент работа на ногах 6 часов примерно.
2026-08-10 19:32:57
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strelez.z
Черген :
пожалуйста ответьте мне в личке...
2026-08-10 20:13:18
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user3691676309521
Татьяна :
здравствуйте, у меня варикозное расширение вен, посоветуйте пожалуйста
2026-08-10 19:57:14
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user4500776537368
Илона Баимкина :
Здравствуйте доктор.Как вы считаете это эффективно, стоит ли удалять. Говорят что повтор неизбежен. Живу в Бух у меня термин в сентябре в Helios
2026-08-10 17:19:31
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user3568696630131
Наталя Кочубей :
Посоветуйте пожалуйста, кто может сделать операцию по удалению вен .
2026-08-10 17:00:44
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elenaalbert355
elenaalbert355 :
Я так понимаю, что это платная операция?
2026-08-10 20:40:31
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zolbe0
Maria Mahran :
Мне тоже очень нужно
2026-08-10 23:30:58
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nelli_tri
Nelli_tri :
welcher Arzt und wo findet man ihn bitte?
2026-08-10 17:00:03
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wizz62155
wizz :
как с вами связаться
2026-08-10 23:45:50
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evgelina
Evgelina :
спасибо вам обязательно запишусь к вам
2026-08-10 17:05:34
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iakhitaa
iakhitaa :
Оц ахь вюцуч лёран т1e мух кхочар вар
2026-08-10 20:38:53
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iakhitaa
iakhitaa :
Делареза хийла хьуна оц номерцани кхан тухар ю телефон ахь аьллер аламегар дуй
2026-08-10 21:00:14
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iakhitaa
iakhitaa :
Бюс дика хийла хьа
2026-08-10 20:37:55
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One of the biggest things that changed the way I draw was realizing that a good drawing isn’t built from a bunch of perfect lines. It’s built from movement, observation, rhythm, and confidence. That’s where gesture drawing comes in. Gesture drawing is basically your way of capturing the action and energy of a subject before worrying about all the little details. Instead of asking, “How do I draw every part of this perfectly?” You ask: “What is this body doing?” Is it leaning? Twisting? Stretching? Running? Falling? Reaching? That movement becomes the foundation. And here’s the part I really want beginners to hear: Your first few gesture drawings might look absolutely ridiculous. 😂 Good. Seriously. They’re supposed to. You’re training your eye and your hand to communicate faster. You’re learning to see the big movement before getting distracted by fingers, facial features, clothing folds, and all the other tiny details that love to steal your attention. Try this: ✏️ Grab a pencil, pen, or whatever you have nearby. ⏱️ Set a timer for 30 seconds. 👀 Look for the biggest movement in the pose. 🖊️ Draw it without worrying about making it pretty. 🔁 Repeat 5–10 times. Then try 1-minute gestures. Then 2 minutes. You’ll start noticing something interesting… Your lines become more confident because you’re spending less time asking your hand for permission to make a mark. And that lesson carries over into everything. Illustration. Character design. Fashion. Animation. Painting. Graphic design. Even your thumbnails and composition sketches. A loose sketch isn’t wasted work. It’s where your brain is figuring shit out. So if you’re a beginner and your sketchbook currently looks like a crime scene of unfinished circles, crooked lines, and questionable anatomy… Welcome to the club. 😂 Keep drawing. Keep experimenting. Keep making ugly marks. Because every confident line you admire from an experienced artist was probably built on thousands of lines that looked like absolute nonsense first. Don’t chase perfect lines. Chase better ones. Save this for your next drawing session and give yourself 5 minutes of gesture practice. And if you try it, tell me: Are you a 30-second gesture person, or do you immediately spend 45 minutes drawing one eyebrow? 😂 #ArtisanAC #ArtTips #DrawingTips #DrawingPractice #GestureDrawing
One of the biggest things that changed the way I draw was realizing that a good drawing isn’t built from a bunch of perfect lines. It’s built from movement, observation, rhythm, and confidence. That’s where gesture drawing comes in. Gesture drawing is basically your way of capturing the action and energy of a subject before worrying about all the little details. Instead of asking, “How do I draw every part of this perfectly?” You ask: “What is this body doing?” Is it leaning? Twisting? Stretching? Running? Falling? Reaching? That movement becomes the foundation. And here’s the part I really want beginners to hear: Your first few gesture drawings might look absolutely ridiculous. 😂 Good. Seriously. They’re supposed to. You’re training your eye and your hand to communicate faster. You’re learning to see the big movement before getting distracted by fingers, facial features, clothing folds, and all the other tiny details that love to steal your attention. Try this: ✏️ Grab a pencil, pen, or whatever you have nearby. ⏱️ Set a timer for 30 seconds. 👀 Look for the biggest movement in the pose. 🖊️ Draw it without worrying about making it pretty. 🔁 Repeat 5–10 times. Then try 1-minute gestures. Then 2 minutes. You’ll start noticing something interesting… Your lines become more confident because you’re spending less time asking your hand for permission to make a mark. And that lesson carries over into everything. Illustration. Character design. Fashion. Animation. Painting. Graphic design. Even your thumbnails and composition sketches. A loose sketch isn’t wasted work. It’s where your brain is figuring shit out. So if you’re a beginner and your sketchbook currently looks like a crime scene of unfinished circles, crooked lines, and questionable anatomy… Welcome to the club. 😂 Keep drawing. Keep experimenting. Keep making ugly marks. Because every confident line you admire from an experienced artist was probably built on thousands of lines that looked like absolute nonsense first. Don’t chase perfect lines. Chase better ones. Save this for your next drawing session and give yourself 5 minutes of gesture practice. And if you try it, tell me: Are you a 30-second gesture person, or do you immediately spend 45 minutes drawing one eyebrow? 😂 #ArtisanAC #ArtTips #DrawingTips #DrawingPractice #GestureDrawing

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