Dermato
Cosmetic & Laser
Bruxelles
Consultations & Traitements
LES SAMEDIS
Quartier Européen : & Quartier Basilique :
Avenue Woeste, 145 / 1090 Bxl
Attention : rendez-vous de consultation nécessaire avant tout soin laser ou esthétqiue
Le cabinet du Docteur Michel Bernard Dermatologue esthétique est uniquement spécialisé en médecine esthétique et dans tous les traitements lasers dermatologiques
Tous les soins sont réalisés par le Dr BERNARD, dermatologue lasériste !
Pas d'esthéticiennes, pas d'infirmières ... Déléguer ces actes est hasardeux et illégal.
Grâce à nos multiples lasers, notre activité se concentre sur les problèmes suivants
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Taches rouges visage : couperose ou rosacée : LASER KTP
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Taches brunes visage et corps : laser PICO
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Verrues et excroissances visage et corps : Laser CO2 continu et pulsé
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Grains de beauté - enlèvement sans cicatrice : Laser CO2 hyper-pulsé, après vidéo-dermoscopie
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Epilation laser peaux claires et mates : vrai laser médical ALEXANDRITE/YAG avec mesure de la pigmentaiton
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Cicatrices : laser FRACTIONNE ( ABLATIF ( CO2 )et NON ABLATIF ) et micro-chirurgie
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Rides & lifting médical ( sans bistouri )
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Injections de fillers sous échographie pour pour une meilleure efficacité et sécurité
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B0T0X pour détendre muscles qui produisent les rides de la partie supérieure du visage
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Restaurer les volumes perdus avec des injections de fillers (acides hyaluroniques : VOLUMETRIE
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HIFU remise en tension des tissus profonds pour obtenir un lifting sans chirurgie
Tilmans Law: partial legislation on aesthetics
The world of aesthetics is very diverse, often greedy, with practices that sometimes border on dishonesty and questionable skills.
Senator Dominique Tilmans has decided to tackle these issues head-on, with the help of Professor Brotchi
(also an MR Senator)
http://archives.dominiquetilmans.be/index2.php?sssm=dominiquetilmans_fr-117
A bill was passed in 2014
They clarified the different areas of competence of doctors, but unfortunately did not tackle the main problem:
beauticians who exceed their competence.
In France, several rulings have been made against the use of flash lamps for hair removal by beauticians.
It is becoming increasingly necessary to complete this major clean-up, as new machines are released every year with highly variable functions and sometimes dramatic side effects.
THE TEXT OF THE LAW GOVERNS
1 The competences of the various doctors involved in aesthetic medicine
2 The type of treatment room required for each procedure
3 Communication (advertising in aesthetic medicine)
This last point also applies to beauticians!
Competencies of doctors
Plastic surgeons can do everything,
but of course, peels and laser treatments are not their speciality.
Dermatologists can do everything
except surgical procedures that require a secure operating theatre.
General practitioners must undergo specific training to perform cosmetic procedures
and they must give up all general medical practice (this is to avoid amateurism).
Other medical specialists can only perform cosmetic procedures related to ‘their’ organ.
Example: gynaecologists can no longer inject the face, ENT specialists can no longer perform liposuction.
Type of treatment room
Type 1 room
No special requirements – for very minor procedures such as peels and small injections.
Type 2 room
These must be separate from consultation rooms and be dedicated solely to more advanced technical procedures such as thread lifts, lipotransfer, complex skin surgery, etc.
Type 3 room
In fact, they must comply with the overall quality criteria for hospital operating theatres.
Whether for doctors or for cosmetic centres and beauticians:
Advertising for cosmetic procedures is completely prohibited!
The publication of fake patient reviews on websites is also prohibited!
The publication of pseudo-patient reviews on websites is also prohibited!
Finally, displaying ‘before and after’ photos on websites or in waiting rooms is prohibited: in the digital age, it is too easy to manipulate photos!
THIS LAW IS INFINITELY LOGICAL
It helps to combat situations from the past that were unbearable and harmful to patients: examples...
1/ A general practitioner who performed major liposuction procedures in a small, unequipped room adjacent to his office.
2/ Gynaecologists who performed facial injections.
3/ ENT doctors who performed facelifts in poorly organised facilities.
Once again, it is regrettable that
the law has not regulated the limits of BEAUTICIANS.
Be aware, however, that in the event of a problem, their insurance companies will probably never compensate you.
And, lastly,
we would have liked the law to require BASIC RESUSCITATION EQUIPMENT in all dermatology practices involved in surgical procedures or injections.