Dr. Hedi Abidi
Tunis, Tunisia
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About
As of July 2026, Dr. Abidi continues to practice at Clinique Ezzahra in Tunisia, where Dr. Abidi concentrates on facial aesthetic and reconstructive procedures.
Dr. Hedi Abidi is a surgeon specializing in deep plane facelift, eyelid surgery, and broader facial rejuvenation, based in Tunis, Tunisia. Their clinical work centers on techniques that address the deeper structural layers of the aging face rather than the skin alone.
Dr. Abidi completed their medical education at the Faculty of Medicine of Tunis, one of North Africa's established academic medical institutions. This foundation shaped Dr. Abidi's approach to both aesthetic and maxillofacial surgery.
Their professional standing is registered with the Conseil National de l'Ordre des Médecins, the national medical council that governs physician practice in Tunisia. Membership in this body reflects adherence to the country's professional and ethical standards.
The deep plane facelift sits at the heart of Dr. Abidi's practice. This technique repositions the foundational muscle and fat layers beneath the skin — an approach Dr. Abidi has described in Dr. Abidi's own educational content as working below the SMAS (the superficial musculoaponeurotic system, a fibrous layer of tissue that supports the face).
Because the deep plane method lifts tissue at a deeper level, it aims for results that look natural rather than tight. Dr. Abidi frames the procedure as a restoration of facial architecture, repositioning tissue that has descended over years of facial aging.
Eyelid surgery forms a second pillar of Dr. Abidi's work. Blepharoplasty — the surgical refinement of the upper or lower eyelids — is frequently combined with facelift procedures to create balanced facial rejuvenation, and Dr. Abidi offers both as part of a coordinated plan.
Their training also spans maxillofacial surgery, which involves the bones and soft tissue of the face and jaw. This background gives Dr. Abidi a structural understanding of facial anatomy that informs how Dr. Abidi plans aesthetic procedures.
Dr. Abidi's practice attracts patients seeking facial rejuvenation in a Mediterranean setting. Tunis, Dr. Abidi's home city, has grown into a recognized destination for aesthetic surgery, and their clinic serves both local and international patients.
Recovery planning is treated as part of the surgical process. A deep plane facelift typically involves a period of swelling and bruising followed by a gradual return to normal appearance over several months, and Dr. Abidi guides patients through each stage.
His educational presence, including his Instagram account @dr_abidi_hedi, reflects an interest in patient understanding. There Dr. Abidi explains how the deep plane technique differs from more superficial approaches to the aging face.
Dr. Abidi's approach can be described as anatomy-driven. Rather than treating the skin surface in isolation, Dr. Abidi addresses the underlying support structures that shape facial contour.
Patients considering surgery with Dr. Abidi often value the combination of facial and eyelid expertise in a single practice. This allows treatment planning that considers the whole face rather than isolated features.
Throughout their career, Dr. Hedi Abidi has remained focused on facial procedures rather than a broad cosmetic menu. This concentration on rejuvenation of the face and eyes distinguishes Dr. Abidi's clinical profile.
For women in their fifties and sixties exploring options for facial rejuvenation, Dr. Abidi represents an established Tunis-based option whose practice is built around the structural principles of the deep plane facelift and complementary eyelid surgery.
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