2024-03-19 15:21:45
Olivier Véran, in Paris, October 27, 2021. LUDOVIC MARIN / AFP
According to Mr. Véran, “15% of the French adult population uses aesthetic medicine treatments, and this is something that should not be denigrated”. “There is still a very significant percentage of French people who are suffering”whether due to a “scar on the face”of a “accelerated aging linked to menopause” or a “early baldness”he illustrates.
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“What a disastrous message”
The deputy for Isère, who sits on the Renaissance group, also confides in joining two associations on a voluntary basis, “one that allows for self-defense for women [Ladies System Defense] and another RoseUp which supports women who have had breast cancer (…) in post-cancer rehabilitation ». But he “remain MP” and is far away “for leaving politics”, he assures. He thus reflects on “make a[e sorte de] Backpacker’s guide to RN cities »after visiting several cities where the extreme right is very strong or which are led by its representatives. “We must re-explain the program, the ideas, the danger represented by the extreme right”he said.
The announcement of this reconversion caused the medical community to react. “When you are a neurologist, there is a shortage of neurologists (…)when we know the health crisis that we are experiencing, with patients who take months to obtain appointments, that these things are the consequences of the policies that Mr. Véran has pursued, we still have the courage to stay in your profession”criticized, on RMC, the president of the UFML doctors’ union, Jérôme Marty.
“Obviously, it’s not to make money. Without doubt Olivier Véran will go to practice this profession at the hospital and will benefit the poor by working in sector 1 [sans dépassements d’honoraires] or by being an employee »quipped the trade unionist.
“Scandalous! »also reacted, on X, the spokesperson for the association of emergency doctors in France, Christophe Prudhomme. “Rather than training in aesthetic medicine, [Olivier] Véran could have used the same time to get back up to speed in his specialty”. For the doctor and socialist senator Bernard Jomier, “a former minister can no longer be completely free in his choices. Moving from neurology to aesthetic medicine makes sense, that of a financial choice. What a disastrous message”he wrote, on X.
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