A number of articles are chosen and published in each issue according to the theme that has been selected. That way, each of the surgeons take turns to contribute if they so wish. In accordance with the recommendations we do not publish any photographs of clinical cases.
The photographs and diagrams in this magazine are non-contractual illustrations of the surgeons' articles. The French HPST [Hospital, Patients, Health, and Regions] Law made provision to cover some of the activities linked to aesthetic medicine but we are still waiting for the implementing decrees!
This allows him to carry out, with or without general anaesthetic, surgical procedures that involve cutting through the skin and dissecting the layers beneath it.
The CPRE specialism involves taking a very specific official university and hospital-based course. This means that a person does not become a fully qualified surgeon until 12 years after he has completed his Baccalaureate. Amongst the disciplines that correspond to professional qualifications in this field are: - Plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgery.
The public often wonder what the difference is between these three disciplines. The plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgeon is concerned with the physiology of the body as a whole: from the hair to the toes. Maxillofacial and stomatological surgery is an official specialism dealing with the teeth, the jaw bone and the bones of the face.
