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Every month, discover our latest articles on the latest in plastic surgery and aesthetic medicine. Our team shares its expertise through detailed guides on the various procedures, advice from beauty and wellness specialists to help you care for your skin, and expert opinions on the different practices in plastic surgery, cosmetic surgery, aesthetic medicine and cosmetic care.

Read patient testimonials and experiences, learn about the composition of the products used during procedures, and discover the latest beauty trends for your face and body.

The goal is to give you a complete overview and informed advice before considering any plastic surgery or aesthetic medicine procedure.

17 July 2026Docteur Hunsinger

How to prepare for plastic surgery: the complete pre-operative guide

While the success of a plastic surgery procedure depends on the skill and professionalism of the surgeon and their team, careful preparation in the weeks leading up to the operation is equally essential to achieve optimal results. This preparation rests

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17 June 2026Docteur Hunsinger

Plastic surgery prices in Paris 2026: the complete guide

Considering a plastic surgery procedure is a deeply engaging decision, but also a potentially significant financial investment. In Paris, and particularly in the 17th arrondissement around the Arc de Triomphe, the local offering is generally positioned at the high end

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03 June 2026Docteur Hunsinger

Recovery after plastic surgery: tips, aftercare and scar healing

In this article you will find all of Dr Hunsinger’s advice — backed up with videos — to help limit the recovery period after your plastic surgery procedure. Dr Hunsinger is a surgeon at the Rive Droite Paris Étoile plastic

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10 June 2026Docteur Hunsinger

How to choose the best plastic surgeon in Paris

Despite becoming far more common in recent years, undergoing plastic surgery is not a trivial decision to be taken lightly. Choosing the right surgeon for your procedure therefore calls for careful thought and perspective. It affects not only your appearance

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16 June 2026Docteur Hunsinger

Plastic surgery after weight loss: how to restore your body contour

Weight loss is a process that can prove long and arduous for many people. Patients with morbid obesity sometimes choose bariatric surgery to rapidly put an end to significant excess weight. While this drastic treatment dramatically reduces the number on

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09 June 2026Docteur Hunsinger

Plastic surgery for men: the most popular procedures

Find all our procedures on the page dedicated to plastic surgery for men. Long considered an exclusively female domain, plastic surgery and aesthetic medicine are increasingly emerging as appealing options for men who want to take care of their appearance.

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05 June 2026Docteur Hunsinger

Round or anatomical breast implants: how to choose?

Breast augmentation with implants was long the most commonly performed plastic surgery procedure in France. Although it has now been narrowly overtaken by liposuction, the ANSM nonetheless recorded 82,600 breast implant placements in 2024. For women considering it, however, certain

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15 June 2026Docteur Hunsinger

PDO, PLLA and PCL threads: what's the difference between absorbable thread lifts?

Absorbable thread lifts have become one of the leading techniques for non-surgical facial rejuvenation. But faced with the three available materials – PDO (polydioxanone), PLLA (poly-L-lactic acid) and PCL (polycaprolactone) – one question comes up again and again right from

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09 June 2026Docteur Hunsinger

Surgical treatment of pectus excavatum

The main deformity of the chest, pectus excavatum — also known as funnel chest — is characterised by a sinking of the sternum that creates a hollow in the middle of the chest (sunken chest). While it is usually not

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16 June 2026Docteur Hunsinger

Blepharospasm (myokymia): surgical solutions

Eye twitches or flutters are fairly common and harmless for many of us. They are caused by a brief, occasional contraction of the orbicularis muscle, which usually settles back into place on its own. When they become repeated and potentially

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