Dr. Edouard Coeugniet

The practice lists the surgeon as Dr. Edouard Coeugniet, MSc, which indicates a Master of Science degree alongside medical training. DeepPlane holds no confirmed board certification record for this surgeon. That gap describes our records, not the surgeon, and the credentials section below explains which public registries you can check.

DeepPlane also holds no record of years in practice or procedure volume for Dr. Coeugniet. Rather than estimate either, this profile focuses on what the surgeon does: the procedures listed, the setting of care, and the questions worth asking before any facial rejuvenation surgery.

Body contouring is the area the practice itself emphasizes, describing the surgeon as specializing in body contouring procedures. Facelift surgery sits alongside that work, as does the mommy makeover — a combined set of procedures, often including a tummy tuck and breast surgery, designed to address changes after pregnancy.

Facelift surgery, known medically as rhytidectomy (the surgical lifting and tightening of the face and neck), addresses the deeper signs of facial aging. These include jowls, a softened jawline, deepened folds around the mouth, and loose neck skin that creams and injectables cannot correct.

The deep plane facelift is one approach within rhytidectomy, and it works beneath the SMAS (the superficial musculoaponeurotic system, a layer of muscle and connective tissue under the skin). DeepPlane does not hold a record of which facelift techniques Dr. Coeugniet uses, so ask the practice directly whether a deep plane approach is offered.

The practice website lists a dedicated surgical center, a mission statement and a publications section among its pages. A dedicated surgical setting is worth asking about, because accreditation, anesthesia staffing and overnight care options all shape your safety and comfort on the day of surgery.

Care after surgery is a theme that the surgeon's Instagram account, @drcoeugniet, returns to often. One post describes the most important part of any procedure as checking in, listening and ensuring total comfort after surgery — a focus on aftercare that matters greatly during facelift recovery.

Recovery from a deep plane facelift typically involves one to two weeks of visible swelling and bruising, followed by a gradual return to normal routines. Final results usually settle over three to six months, which is why follow-up visits with the operating team matter as much as the surgery itself.

Westmount is one of the most established residential communities on the island of Montreal, known for Victorian homes, leafy streets and the western slope of Mount Royal. For patients, it offers a calm, walkable base close to downtown Montreal and its hotels.

Many facelift candidates are women in their fifties and sixties who want to look rested rather than changed. A consultation is the place to discuss your goals and health history, and to decide whether a facelift, a smaller procedure or no surgery at all suits you.

This DeepPlane.com profile brings together the surgeon's listed specialties, practice details, recovery guidance, travel logistics and consultation advice in one place. Each section below answers a specific question, so you can read what matters to you and skip what does not.