Education
The path of Dr. Van Genechten toward expertise in facial surgery is unique. He began his medical education at the University of Antwerp, where he specialized in craniomaxillofacial surgery.
His pursuit of absolute expertise in aesthetic facial surgery subsequently led him to international fellowships and training programs, where he refined his expertise under the guidance of some of the world's finest surgeons. With additional certified fellowships and training in Brisbane, Sydney, the U.S. and the UK, he has accumulated a total of seventeen years of specialized surgical training.
His dedication to facelifts and other facial rejuvenation procedures stems from his profound knowledge of and fascination with the anatomy of the face and his determination to achieve a natural result. Rejuvenating a face without changing it. He attends international congresses annually and maintains close collaborations with colleagues within this niche specialty of aesthetic facial surgery.
Practice
Dr. Maarten Van Genechten specializes in aesthetic facial surgery, with a particular focus on facial rejuvenation. In his practice, he utilizes Deep Plane Facelift and Deep Plane Necklift techniques, where the anatomy of the face and neck always serves as the foundation.
Every treatment is individually tailored to the patient’s anatomy, aging pattern, and expectations. Each year, he treats hundreds of patients with facial procedures, striving for a result that visibly rejuvenates without altering the unique character of the face.
A facelift is a personal decision that often brings many questions. That is why Dr. Van Genechten places great value on a comprehensive and honest consultation. During this discussion, not only the possibilities of a treatment are reviewed, but also the limitations, alternatives, and the approach best suited to the individual patient.
As a senior staff member at ZMACK, a large group of craniomaxillofacial surgeons, he also remains active within broader facial surgery and the management of complex pathologies. He is also involved in training surgeons and fellows, as well as sharing and advancing knowledge within his field.
