Presentations

“People who know what they are talking about, don’t need PowerPoint.”
— Steve Jobs

Scientific meetings are a great way to keep up with the latest surgical techniques and technical innovations, to meet friends, teach your colleagues about your expertise and share knowledge with colleagues from all over the world. Whenever possible, I try to share my experience as well on national and international meetings through presentations and keynote lectures. You can find an overview of the places and meetings I have presented below. Some presentations are based on completed research, while others are about a specific topic that fitted within the meeting's theme.

EURAPS 2022
Napels, Italy

Visualizing the Individual Arterial Anatomy of the Face Through Augmented Reality - A Useful and Accurate Tool During Dermal Filler Injections

RBSPS Spring meeting 2022 Brussels, Belgium

The Usefulness of Magnetic Resonance Angiography to Analyze the Variable Arterial Facial Anatomy in an Effort to Reduce Filler-Associated Blindness: Anatomical Study and Visualization Through an Augmented Reality Application

RBSPS Autumn meeting 2021 Brussels, Belgium

Performing monsplasty in aesthetic and reconstructive surgery - Don’t neglect it… perfect it!

ISAPS 2012
Vienna, Austria

Visualising the individual arterial anatomy of the face through Augmented Reality - A useful and accurate tool during dermal filler injections

RBSPS Autumn meeting 2019 Brussels, Belgium

Social medial tools in plastic surgery - A general introduction

RBSPS Autumn meeting 2019 Brussels, Belgium

Refining the technique of power-assisted gluteal augmentation using barbed sutures

Pan Arab Microsurgery 2019
Beirut, Lebanon

MR Lymphography as GPS for surgical planning of lympho-venous bypass in lymphedema patients ?

EURAPS 2019
Helsinki, Finland

Refining the technique of power-assisted gluteal augmentation using barbed sutures

Pan Arab Microsurgery 2018
Beirut, Lebanon

Robotic-assisted gastro-epiploic artery lymph node flap harvesting for lymph edema treatment

Belgian Surgical Week 2017
Ostend, Belgium

The “Two Bridges Technique” for sternal wound closure

RBSPS Autumn meeting 2022 Brussels, Belgium

Fluid balance after tumescent infiltration – a practical guideline to avoid dilution anaemia in large volume liposuction based on a prospective single centre study

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