
Annemasse · Haute-Savoie
The art of restraint,in the service of the natural.
Plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgery. Docteur Lionel Sallaz sees patients at the practice in Annemasse. Listening, examining, informing: the first consultation shapes everything that follows.
Procedures
By area, by concern
Each procedure is described with its rationale, how it is performed, aftercare and risks — the information the law requires to be provided before any decision is made.
The breasts
Enhance, reshape, reconstruct
ReadThe face
Restore volume, soften wrinkles, regain radiance
ReadThe abdomen
Restore tone, repair, refine
ReadBody contour
Reshape, restore balance, re‑establish proportions
ReadInjections
Soften expression lines, redefine contours, restore volume
ReadAesthetic medicine
Cryolipolysis, radiofrequency, skin treatments
ReadAfter pregnancy
Regain your figure, your femininity
ReadMen
Reclaim yourself, reshape your body
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You are unique in your wishes, but scientific rigour is the essential prerequisite for caring for you safely.
Your pathway
Three stages, without haste
- 01
The consultation
A time for listening and examination to establish what is achievable given your anatomy, followed by comprehensive medical information.
- 02
Cooling‑off period
A detailed quotation is given to you, then a statutory cooling‑off period begins before any decision.
- 03
The operation
Performed at the Hôpital Privé Pays de Savoie, with close follow‑up until the final result.

The practice
16 rue Marc CourriardAnnemasse
Consultations take place at the practice. Surgical procedures are performed at the Hôpital Privé Pays de Savoie, 19 avenue Pierre Mendès France, 74100 Annemasse.
- First consultation
- A questionnaire is sent to you by email and by SMS as soon as the appointment is booked: completing it before you come allows your file to be prepared.
- Quotation and time to reflect
- An information leaflet and a detailed quotation are given to you in consultation, with the statutory cooling‑off period.
- Cover
- Some procedures are partly covered by health insurance; this is explained to you during the consultation.