Grouped by topic, from procedure basics to what changes for international patients.
The questions below are grouped by topic, from the basics of the practice to what changes for patients travelling from abroad. They’re intended as a starting point — every consultation begins with the questions specific to your own procedure and anatomy, not a standard script.
A plastic surgeon completes a full surgical residency — in Dr. Myny’s case, in Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery — and is qualified to perform surgical procedures under anaesthesia in a hospital or accredited clinic. ‘Cosmetic doctor’ isn’t a protected surgical title in most countries and can cover a range of non-surgical backgrounds. Dr. Myny is a board-certified plastic surgeon, registered as such in Belgium, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and France.
This practice is focused on surgical facial aesthetics and gender-affirming top surgery.
Recovery timelines vary by technique and by patient, and are discussed as part of surgical planning rather than given as a general figure — see The Patient Journey for how that planning stage works.
A rhinoplasty is planned with breathing function as a primary consideration, not an afterthought — functional history is reviewed alongside aesthetic goals at the first consultation, with the aim of a result that performs at least as well as before, not only one that looks different.
Technique depends on breast size, skin elasticity and the patient’s own priorities around scarring and sensation, and is discussed individually rather than assumed from a photo — see Gender-Affirming Top Surgery for how the two main approaches differ.
During consultation, based on anatomy — not from a photo. Two patients with the same stated goal may be offered different technique recommendations depending on breast volume and skin laxity.
This depends on the procedure and is confirmed as part of surgical planning — see International Patients for general guidance on planning your trip.
Yes — most international patients begin with a video consultation rather than travelling for a first assessment. See International Patients for details on how remote consultation works.
You can contact the clinic directly rather than waiting for your next scheduled follow-up — see International Patients for how aftercare is structured once you’re home.
Every procedure carries risk. These are reviewed individually for each patient and each technique during surgical planning — not as a general disclaimer, but as part of deciding whether and how to proceed. See The Patient Journey for how that discussion is structured.
Follow-up is scheduled at intervals appropriate to the procedure, in person or remotely depending on where the patient is based — see The Patient Journey for the full five-stage process.
Every consultation starts with your specific questions, not a standard script.
