Specialist in physical medicine and rehabilitation, head of the 1st European burn center in Lamalou les bains (France)
The skin of the burned patient is a skin which is very reactive. A resuscitation patient receives 1.5 liters of rehydration a day. For the large burned patient it will be 10 times more.

Endermologie is an integral part of the « arsenal » used daily to cure these large burns.

Head of Burns Department at SUVA - Sion - Switzerland
Assistant Physician, Department of Internal Medicine, Saint-Nazaire Hospital Center, France
Assistant physician at the Romande Rehabilitation Clinic (CRR), SUVACare, Sion, VS – Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation Service – specialized in the treatment of polytrauma patients, amputees, burn victims
Responsible for wounds and scarring at the CRR
Hospital doctor, CRR SUVACare
Head of the Burn Unit
Deputy Chief Medical Officer, CRR SUVACare
Head of the Burn Unit
Responsible for ambulatory consultation « Wounds and directed healing »
Chief Medical Officer, CRR SUVACare.

Peter Moortgat graduated as physiotherapist at the “High Institute for Physiotherapy” in Antwerp in 1985. He specialized in burns physiotherapy in 1997.
Nowadays he is Research coordinator at OSCARE, Belgium and Academic Coordinator of Scar Academy, an international educational program around scar therapy.

He is an executive board member of Global Scar Society and guest lecturer of QMUL University in London, UK.

Physiotherapist in the Head and Neck Surgery, Maxillofacial Surgery and Stomatology department at Gui de Chauliac Hospital, Montpellier (France)

Teacher at the French institute of physiotherapy, Responsible of the university diploma in « Maxillofacial Rehabilitation Techniques », Mrs. Isabelle BRETON-TORRES has a real expertise in rehabilitation of patients after orthognatic, carcinological and reconstructive surgery but also in traumatology and temporo-mandibular disorders.

His technique combines manual massages and Endermologie to :

Accelerate the resorption of edema and hematoma
Limit contractures and pain
Improve cicatrization, and to avoid certain complications (cicatricial adhesion, ectropion …)
Improve the comfort of the patient.

Board-Certified Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon in Tokyo, Professor and Chief of the Department of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery, Nippon Medical School, Tokyo, Japan

Principal Investigator, Mechanobiology and Mechanotherapy Laoratory, Plastic, Reconstructive and Regenerative Surgery, Graduate School of Medicine, Nippon Medical School, Tokyo, Japan.

Author of numerous publications.