General practice in Wezembeek-Oppem
General practice is the first port of call: consultation, diagnosis, follow-up of chronic conditions, vaccination, certificates, and referral to a specialist where needed. It is for every age, from infants to older adults.
Dr Thomas Calozet
Holder of a medical degree from UCLouvain (2024), Thomas Calozet practises general medicine. His further training includes a certificate in digital optical dermoscopy devoted to the diagnosis and management of skin tumours (UCLouvain, 2023-2024), a university certificate in ultrasound applied to the critically ill patient (ULB, 2025-2026) and training in electrocardiography (UCLouvain, 2020). The consultation draws on the dermoscope and on clinical ultrasound to sharpen the assessment before any referral to a specialist. Minor surgery is among the procedures offered. After two years working at the ONE, follow-up extends to children of every age. Consultations in French and English.
What we treat
General practice consultation
Children and adults: diagnosis, follow-up of chronic conditions, vaccination, certificates.
The first port of call in the care pathway, with referral to a specialist where needed.
Clinical ultrasound
An imaging examination alongside the consultation.
The scan complements the clinical examination where that is warranted; it is not booked as a separate appointment.
Dermoscopy and minor dermatology
Examination of moles and skin lesions.
Dermoscopy at the practice, with referral to a dermatologist where the examination calls for it.
Minor surgery
Procedures that can be done at the practice, without going to hospital.
Under local anaesthetic, with follow-up at the practice.