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Dr. Michaël Benoilid is a plastic and reconstructive surgery specialist in Paris. His practice sits in the 16th arrondissement near the Eiffel Tower. He performs aesthetic procedures for the face, body, and breasts. The clinic also offers non-surgical aesthetic medicine and dermatological surgery. Dr. Benoilid trains international plastic surgeons.
Surgery takes place at the HAS Class A-approved Clinique Sainte-Geneviève. Dr. Benoilid is also a reference practitioner at the Paris Saint-Joseph hospital foundation. He completed advanced training in surgical anatomy and microsurgery at Sorbonne University. International patients get a structured care pathway with initial video consultations. Follow-up visits are scheduled at three, six, and twelve months. All consultations are available in English and French.

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The office of Dr Michaël Benoilid is a private practice in Paris. It specializes in plastic, reconstructive, and aesthetic medicine. Surgery is performed through partnerships with Clinique Sainte-Geneviève and the Paris Saint-Joseph hospital foundation. The practice is located in the 16th arrondissement near the Eiffel Tower.
Clinique Sainte-Geneviève is an approved class A clinic by the High Authority for Health (HAS). This certification confirms compliance with French safety standards for surgical facilities. Dr Michaël Benoilid is a reference practitioner at Paris Saint-Joseph for specialized reconstructive work.
Dr Michaël Benoilid holds a DESC in plastic and reconstructive surgery. He trains French and international plastic surgeons across Europe. He also serves as an expert trainer in aesthetic medicine for other doctors. This teaching role involves supervising interns within the Paris hospital system.
The clinic focuses on body contouring, breast surgery, and facial rejuvenation. Every surgical plan requires a BMI under 30 and a stable weight for three months. Patients must also stop smoking four weeks before and after any procedure.
Surgeons perform classic and mini-abdominoplasty to address excess abdominal skin. If skin quality is good, liposuction alone may work as a less invasive option. Standard tummy tuck recovery involves one night of hospitalization with discharge the next day.
Arm lifts (brachioplasty) treat excess skin on the inner arms after weight loss. When fat is the main concern, the clinic offers circumferential arm liposuction. This method avoids surgical scars. Daily nursing care is provided for 10 days after these procedures.
Breast procedures include augmentation with implants, reduction, and mastopexy to lift sagging tissue. For patients with mammary ptosis, scar patterns are customized to the degree of sagging:
Reconstructive services cover repairs after major weight loss and dermatological surgery. This includes removing cysts, lipomas, and skin tumors. For keloid scars, the clinic uses corticosteroid injections or laser treatments to improve tissue texture.
Non-surgical treatments target facial rejuvenation and localized volume loss. The clinic uses hyaluronic acid injections to create a lifting effect without surgery. Botox injections treat wrinkles or reduce excessive sweating. These procedures are performed in the private office after a skin evaluation.
Surgical safety is managed through required preoperative steps. Patients must have two consultations with the surgeon and one with an anesthesiologist. Specific diagnostic requirements ensure accurate treatment planning:
These protocols screen for underlying conditions and confirm patient readiness for general anesthesia. Surgery typically lasts between 90 and 150 minutes depending on complexity.
The care pathway for international patients begins with a video consultation. This lets the surgeon review medical documents and photos before the patient travels. Consultations and medical support are available in French and English.
Follow-up care spans one year. Video consultations are scheduled at 3 months, 6 months, and 12 months. This long-term monitoring tracks healing and ensures results remain stable after the patient returns home.
