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Leila Drissi médecine esthétique

Plastic Surgeon - Marrakech

Plastic Surgeon - MarrakechGoogle Maps · 4.0 (4)

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Sample of Google reviews. Sorting applies only to the reviews on this page. · Nov 5, 2026

Haute Globetrot

Dec 24, 2023

I recently visited Dr. Drissi for baby Botox treatment. During the consultation, I requested that the procedure should not eliminate motion in my face, and I declined injections in my cheek. Dr Drissi proceeded against my request, resulting in the full loss of facial movement in the treated areas as well as flattening and creasing of the upper cheeks and eyes. In addition to this, my initial appointment with Dr. Drissi was for IPL treatment, which I have had positive experiences with in the past. However, when she began, I discovered that Dr. Drissi planned to substitute a high frequency ultrasound treatment without my knowledge. This was particularly concerning as I had previously expressed my disinterest in HIFU due to risks of fat loss in the face with this treatment. The botox took 6 months to wear off and resulted in an undesirable change in my facial features, including new lines around my eye, unnatural creasing and flattening of the upper cheeks, and drooping around the eyes. When I attempted to communicate my concerns, I felt pressured to consider additional services that I did not require.

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Clinical Guidance

How to assess symptoms and act early

For plastic and reconstructive care in Marrakech, urgent review is useful when post-procedure healing or soft tissue injury shows worsening signs.

Symptom guide

Plastic surgery triage prioritizes bleeding, infection signs, tissue perfusion, wound integrity, and functional impact after trauma or procedures.

When to request same-day medical help

  • Post-procedure swelling, asymmetry, or pain is worsening over time.
  • Wound healing is delayed with persistent redness or discharge.
  • Scar or soft-tissue injury is causing functional discomfort.
  • Trauma-related laceration or tissue defect needs specialist closure planning.

Emergency warning signs (call now)

  • Uncontrolled post-procedure bleeding.
  • Rapidly spreading redness, fever, or severe infection signs.
  • Skin or flap color change, coldness, or severe pain suggesting perfusion issue.
  • Major facial or hand trauma with functional compromise.

What to do while waiting for the doctor

  • Keep dressings clean and dry unless advised otherwise.
  • Avoid pressure, friction, and smoking exposure on healing tissues.
  • Do not remove sutures or drains without clinical advice.
  • Document symptom progression with time-stamped photos.

Good outcomes usually come from early escalation, clear symptom tracking, and disciplined waiting steps.

This guide is educational and does not replace medical diagnosis.

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