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Your medical needs
- Your expectations
- Your medical history
Most people have a good idea already of what the procedure will
involve, or what outcome they would want (“I want bigger breasts"
or "a flatter stomach”). It is the physician’s
responsibility to listen and explain what can be done or what procedures
or
techniques will be involved in order to achieve your objectives,
including the risks and costs involved.
You will have a lot of questions to ask, so preparation is the key
to make the most out of your consultation. We suggest that you:
1. Write your questions down
2. Come with your medical history/survey already completed.
3. Bring any photos or visual aids that will help explain what it
is you want or
expect from the treatment
Note: Have a look at our frequently asked questions section.
You may also want to clarify some of these points with your surgeon.
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