Dr Cornette De Saint-Cyr

The approach to aesthetic surgery is never futile.
It tackles the intimate conflict between the desired image and the actual image reflected by the mirror and those close to us, whether it be the face or body. The way that this discrepancy is perceived varies depending on the individual but it can range from simple dissatisfaction to a profound sense of ill-being.
It’s not possible to bestow absolute beauty upon everyone in the world but we can give back as much beauty as there is potential and desire for it.
There are universal criteria for beauty but patients should not see this as some kind of standardized template.

The surgeon needs to listen in order to understand what is being asked and so give an expression to the answer to that request using the most modern techniques which are regularly discussed at conferences around the world. In today’s world communication is global.

“The professional surgeon has no right to be anything other than an eternal student”.

However the patient needs to remain level-headed and to keep faith with his or her true desire rather than be influenced by the “tyranny” of society and the media.
So long as it can give back just one little hint of happiness cosmetic surgery is the finest profession in the world.

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