Dr. Maxence Thomas

Surgery has been central to my life since I was very young. Passed on by my surgeon father, it is a passion that has become my profession.

It was during my externship, and in particular during a training course in BRAZIL, that my vocation for cosmetic surgery in particular was born.

I realized that this discipline made it possible to understand patients as a whole, to restore their confidence and to improve their quality of life by perfecting some of their physical characteristics.

I benefited from rigorous and varied training, at the end of which I ranked first (Major) in the national examination for the specialist diploma (DESC) in Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery.

I completed my training at Saint-Louis Hospital in Paris, under Professor Mimoun, where I was able to benefit from his extensive professional experience and learn his techniques. His very human vision of plastic surgery inspired me a lot.

Plastic surgery should allow patients to come to terms with the image they have of themselves. I have always believed that taking psychology and emotions into account was of equal importance with the precision of the surgical procedure.

My approach is initially to listen to patients in order to determine if their expectations are realistic and achievable and if the risk-benefit ratio is in favor of an intervention. My goal is to put patients at ease and allow them to achieve the expected result as close as possible to natural.

Surgery, without using normative criteria, must be adapted to the specific characteristics of each person. The techniques used are constantly evolving and my philosophy is to choose those that are the most appropriate and the safest.