Cosmetic surgery according to Dr CĂ©dric Kron
Presentation video of Dr CĂ©dric Kron's aesthetic practice and his work as a cosmetic surgeon and physician.
Dark circles, under-eye bags: science decodes these marks under our eyes
Are dark circles always a sign of lack of sleep? Why, for some people, are dark circles and under-eye bags permanent? Is there a way to reduce them? What is the difference between hollow dark circles and pigmented dark circles? What are the specifics of the eye contour area?
Dr Kron answers all these questions in an excerpt from the e=M6 program.
> Read the section dedicated to dark circle treatments
Report: Science and aesthetic rejuvenation
A report on the relationship between science and technical advances in the field of aesthetic medicine and cosmetic surgery.
Presentation of the LVPA facelift technique at the National Academy of Surgery
On February 5, 2020, Dr Kron had the honor of presenting his own facelift technique at the National Academy of Surgery.
The LVPA facelift (Long Vertical Deep Anterior) naturally and durably corrects facial laxity and repositions facial volumes, with invisible scars and a fast return to social life.
Learn more:
> National Academy of Surgery website
A natural breast augmentation
Patients wishing to increase the size of their breasts generally want to avoid the stereotypical look of implant-augmented breasts and seek a natural result.
Breast augmentation: patients' wishes
Dr CĂ©dric Kron discusses the specifics of breast augmentation requests in Europe. He highlights French patients' desire for a natural result, less stereotypical than in other European countries.
Do breast implants have a particular shape?
There are **two families of breast implants**: round implants with a defined diameter whose projection can be varied, and anatomical implants, which can vary independently in terms of projection as well as width.
The final result of breast augmentation depends on the combination of the implant's shape and the patient's initial anatomy.
Breast implants and pregnancy: what are the risks?
What are the risks of breast implants during pregnancy?
Dr Kron explains that pregnancy does not involve complications concerning implants, even though motherhood may cause a change in breast shape.
In the event of implant-related complications occurring at the same time as a pregnancy, priority will be given to the pregnancy. The complication, such as the formation of capsular contracture, will generally be treated after delivery.
