Dr. de Clermont-TonnerrePlastic Surgeon

Your surgical project

Your First Consultation

The first consultation is a key moment in your surgical journey. It establishes a relationship of trust, assesses the feasibility of your project and defines together the best approach.

Dr. de Clermont-Tonnerre sees patients at his practices in Paris 16e and Pontoise. Allow approximately 45 minutes for a comprehensive exchange.

How it works

5 Steps to Your Surgery

01

Booking your appointment

Book your consultation online via Doctolib or by phone. Choose the practice most convenient for you (Paris 16e or Pontoise). When booking, briefly indicate the nature of your enquiry so the team can adjust the appointment duration if needed.

02

The consultation (45 minutes)

Dr. de Clermont-Tonnerre receives you in his practice. He listens to your project, performs a morphological assessment, and explains the possible techniques, recovery process and expected outcomes. Photographs may be taken with your consent to document your medical file.

03

Information & personalised written quotation

At the end of the consultation, a detailed, personalised surgical quotation is provided. It itemises the surgeon's fees, anaesthetist fees and clinic costs for full transparency. This quotation complies with French legal requirements and is valid for 4 months.

04

Mandatory reflection period (minimum 15 days)

French law requires an non-negotiable reflection period of 15 days from the date of signing the quotation. This period protects patients and cannot be shortened under any circumstances, even at your request. It gives you time to reflect and consult those close to you.

05

Decision & scheduling

After the reflection period, if you confirm your decision, a surgical date is scheduled in consultation with you. Pre-operative tests are prescribed, and you will meet the anaesthetist at least 48 hours before the procedure.

Before you come

What to Bring

  • Recent medical prescriptions
  • Results of biological or imaging tests (mammogram, MRI, blood tests, etc.)
  • Complete list of your current medications
  • Surgical and medical history
  • Inspirational photos (results you like)
  • Your European Health Insurance Card or insurance details
  • Recent blood test results if available

Good to know

Prepare your questions

Feel free to write down your questions in advance: surgical technique, scarring, time off work, expected results, risks specific to your case.

Dr. de Clermont-Tonnerre takes the time to answer every question. No subject is off-limits during this consultation.

Location

Two Practices

Paris 16e

Cabinet Paris Victor Hugo

56 avenue Victor Hugo

75016 Paris

Specialties: rhinoplasty, facelift, blepharoplasty, gender-affirming surgery, intimate surgery, aesthetic medicine

Access: Metro Victor Hugo (line 2)

Pontoise — Val-d'Oise

Clinique Sainte-Marie, Osny

Clinique Sainte-Marie

Osny, 95520

Specialties: breast surgery, body contouring, facial surgery, dermatology, aesthetic medicine

Access: RER A Cergy-Pontoise

Your questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the consultation last?+
The first consultation lasts approximately 45 minutes. This time is dedicated to listening to your project, morphological analysis, explanations about the planned surgical technique, risks and post-operative recovery, and providing a personalised written quotation. No question is left unanswered.
Can I bring someone with me?+
Yes, and it is even encouraged. A companion can help you retain the information provided and formulate questions you might not have thought to ask. The presence of a third party can also be reassuring during the decision-making process. Please inform the practice when booking.
What should I bring to my first consultation?+
Please bring: recent medical prescriptions, results of biological or imaging tests related to your project (mammogram, MRI, blood tests, etc.), a complete list of your current medications, your surgical and medical history, and any visual references (photos of results you like). These elements allow Dr. de Clermont-Tonnerre to tailor his recommendations to your situation.
How much does the consultation cost?+
The consultation fee is €100 in line with current Sector 2 specialist rates. Your complementary health insurer may reimburse part of this amount depending on your policy. Please check with your insurer before your appointment. Post-operative follow-up is included and free of charge for up to one year after surgery.
Can I have a teleconsultation before coming in?+
A teleconsultation may be offered for an initial assessment of your surgical project, to evaluate feasibility and answer your initial questions. However, a physical examination in the practice is mandatory before any surgical decision. A teleconsultation does not replace the compulsory in-person consultation.
How long between the consultation and the operation?+
In France, the law requires a minimum non-negotiable reflection period of 15 days between signing the quotation and any aesthetic surgical procedure. In practice, the lead time is often 1 to 3 months depending on surgical schedules, operating theatre availability and the complexity of the project. This period also allows for the necessary pre-operative tests.
Can I change my mind after signing the quotation?+
Yes, absolutely. Signing the quotation triggers the mandatory 15-day reflection period during which you may withdraw your decision without any justification or penalty. After this period you may still cancel your procedure, but cancellation fees may apply in accordance with the contract signed with the clinic.
What if I have questions after the consultation?+
Dr. de Clermont-Tonnerre's secretary is available to answer all your post-consultation questions by phone or email. For complex medical questions, a second consultation can be arranged. We are committed to responding to any request as promptly as possible.

Book an appointment

Let's Meet

Book your first consultation online or contact the practice for any questions. Dr. de Clermont-Tonnerre receives patients in Paris 16e and Pontoise.