ProEstetica was established in 1994 by Dana and Țtefan Jianu, being active on the aesthetic surgery segment in Romania. In 2003, ProEstetica moved to a new building, in Dorobanti, following an investment of nearly EUR1 million.
The company reported a turnover of RON5.32 million and a net profit of RON829.984 in 2017, according to the latest Finance Ministry data.
Two weeks ago, Monza, part of Italian group Policlinico di Monza, inaugurated in Giurgiu its first national chain of cardiology clinics, following an investment of over EUR4.5 million.
For 2018, it plans to open clinics in Constanta, Bucharest, Focsani, Buzau and Pitesti. The plan is also to open clinics in Braila, Calarasi and other towns and cities in Romania to be subsequently unveiled. Each clinic will engulf nearly EUR120-150,000.
Monza Group also owns Monza Hospital in Bucharest, Monza-ARES centers in Constanta and Cluj, as well as RITMICO clinics. Monza Hospital ended 2017 with a turnover of EUR25 million (RON116 million), up 50% versus 2016. During five years of presence on the Romanian market, its turnover has increased eightfold.