Terms and conditions
TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR USE OF THE WEBSITE
Effective from: February 6, 2025
I. GENERAL PROVISIONS
Art. 1.
(1) These General Terms and Conditions govern the use of the website www.implantic.bg (the “Website”), administered by MEDICAL CENTER IMPLANTIC LTD, UIC 207917014, with registered office and management address: Sofia, Studentski district, 11 Plovdivsko Pole St. (“Implantic”).
(2) The Website provides users with information regarding the dental and dermal services offered by Implantic, as well as the opportunity to book a consultation, contact the clinic online, etc.
(3) By using the Website, users accept these terms and conditions and undertake to comply with them.
(4) These General Terms and Conditions do not change or cancel other individual agreements that users may have with Implantic.
II. USE OF THE WEBSITE
Art. 2.
(1) Implantic provides access to the content of the Website for personal, non-commercial use only.
(2) The user undertakes to use the Website lawfully and not to violate copyrights or other rights of third parties.
(3) All services through the site, including booking an appointment for a dermatological procedure, are voluntary and may require the provision of personal data.
III. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
Art. 3.
(1) All materials (including texts, images, graphics, logos, videos) are subject to copyright and/or other intellectual property rights and may not be reproduced without the express consent of Implantic.
(2) The use of content beyond the normal consumption through the Website is prohibited.
IV. LIABILITY
Art. 4.
Implantic is not liable for:
- Technical problems arising due to user equipment;
- Lost profits or damages resulting from the use or inability to use the Website;
- The accuracy and completeness of the site’s content or external links;
- Decisions made by the user related to health or cosmetic procedures without proper consultation with a specialist.
Art. 5.
Users are obliged to indemnify Implantic for all damages caused by them as a result of a violation of these General Terms and Conditions or the applicable legislation.
V. CHANGES
Art. 6.
Implantic has the right to change the content of the Website, including these General Terms and Conditions.
Art. 7.
Changes take effect immediately after their publication. Users should regularly review these General Terms and Conditions.
VI. PROCESSING OF PERSONAL DATA
Art. 8.
The processing of personal data is regulated in the Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy, available on the site. These include:
- Data provided when booking an appointment, subscribing, or contacting us;
- Purposes and legal grounds for processing;
- User rights under the GDPR;
- Security and anonymization mechanisms.
VII. SPECIFICS OF DERMAL SERVICES
Art. 9.
(1) Dermatological and aesthetic services, including the application of injectable and device-based procedures, are for informational purposes and do not replace an individual medical consultation.
(2) Booking an appointment through the Website for a dermal procedure is not a binding confirmation for the performance of the service without a prior medical examination.
(3) Implantic is not responsible for results expected by the user when procedures are not carried out according to medical recommendation or in the presence of contraindications.
VIII. FINAL PROVISIONS
Art. 10.
If any provision is found to be invalid, the remaining terms remain in force.
Art. 11.
For all matters not settled, Bulgarian legislation shall apply.
Art. 12.
The communication between Implantic and the user is carried out through electronic means, which are considered valid written statements.
Pigment spots are skin areas with a darker or lighter color compared to the surrounding skin. They are most often due to the accumulation or loss of melanin – the pigment that determines skin color. Their appearance can be related to sun exposure, hormonal changes, inflammatory processes, or aging.
There are different types of pigment spots – solar lentigines, melasma, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, etc. They can appear on both the face and the body. Although they are benign, they are often aesthetically concerning.
The diagnosis and treatment of pigment spots require an individual approach, including a dermatological examination and recommendation for suitable therapies – cosmetic, laser, chemical peels, etc.
