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Quentin Qassemyar

Location: Paris, France
Procedures: FFS

Volume: 80–100 FFS procedures per year

Overview

Dr. Quentin Qassemyar is a highly credentialed FFS specialist based in Paris. He holds an MD, PhD, and HDR (the highest French academic research qualification) from Sorbonne/Paris-Saclay universities. He has published over 100 research papers including landmark FFS studies, and performs 80–100 facial feminization surgeries per year.

He transitioned from a senior academic hospital role at Hôpital Tenon (AP-HP, Sorbonne Université) to private practice ("French Facial Surgery") in late 2022. He operates under Sector 2 pricing and accepts ALD (French national health coverage for gender dysphoria), meaning some costs may be partially covered by Sécurité Sociale.

Procedures Performed

  • Frontoplasty (forehead feminization / brow bone reduction) — including his signature Naso-Orbito-Frontal (NOF) complex reshaping
  • Gonioplasty (jaw reduction) — 5,500 EUR reported by a patient (2024)
  • Genioplasty (chin reshaping) — published the "F-Chin" technique for feminizing chin with virtual planning
  • Rhinoplasty (nose feminization)
  • Blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery)
  • V-line surgery (jaw/chin contouring)

He uses 3D custom-made surgical cutting guides for forehead, jaw, and chin procedures — a technique he has published safety/accuracy data on.

Before & After Results

Surgeon's own galleries

His best source of before/after content is his social media, which has extensive photo and video documentation:

Patient-posted results

Research papers with clinical imaging

These peer-reviewed publications contain CT scans, 3D virtual planning models, and/or clinical photography:

  • "The Nasoorbitofrontal Complex in FFS" (2025) — 155 patients, pre/post CT imaging + supplemental surgical video. PubMed · Journal
  • "F-Chin: Feminizing Genioplasty Technique" (2024) — 3 case reports with before/after clinical photography and virtual planning images. PubMed · Full PDF
  • "3D Custom-Made Surgical Guides in FFS" (2021) — 45 patients, virtual planning images and 3D models. PubMed · Journal

Practice Locations

Location Address
French Facial Surgery (private practice) 66 rue de Lisbonne, 75008 Paris
Clinique du Mont-Louis (surgical facility) 8 rue de la Folie Regnault, 75011 Paris

Contact: 0766168033 · assistante.drqassemyar@gmail.com Booking: Doctolib

Qualifications

  • MD, PhD, HDR (Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches, 2022, Université Sorbonne Paris Nord)
  • Born 1981
  • Former Maître de Conférences des Universités - Praticien Hospitalier (MCU-PH) at Sorbonne Université (2018–2022) — equivalent to Associate Professor with hospital practice
  • Former Head of Service at AP-HP (Hôpital Tenon)
  • 106 research works, 1,248 citations (ResearchGate)
  • EBOPRAS certified (Crisalix profile — 4.9/5, 92 ratings)
  • Humanitarian surgical missions to Gaza with PCRF

Patient Reviews

Patient feedback is generally positive with some caveats:

  • BDDTrans (hospital) — 29 comments. One visible review: "good aesthetic results though somewhat doll-like appearance, less natural than Dr. Ruiz in Créteil"
  • BDDTrans (private practice) — 7 comments on his post-2022 private practice
  • The "doll-like vs natural" distinction may reflect a more aggressive approach on bony structures — some patients prefer this, others do not
  • TikTok patient testimonials generally positive: "Beyond blessed and grateful for what France and Dr Qassemyar gave me"

Regional Comparison

  • Dr. Ruiz (Créteil) — mentioned as producing more "natural" results
  • Dr. Sarra Cristofari (TransParis team, Hôpital Tenon) — multidisciplinary hospital team for FFS
  • Dr. Gérald Franchi (Paris) — another prominent FFS surgeon in Paris
  • Facialteam (Marbella, Spain) — major European FFS destination, team-based approach, generally more expensive
  • Dr. Deschamps-Braly (San Francisco) — similar technology-forward approach, significantly more expensive

Websites

Evidence

Reddit

YouTube

Evidence spans 2019–2025, 5 total links.