Every year millions
of people pursue elective cosmetic surgery procedures to enhance their
appearance and gain self-confidence. The American Society of Plastic Surgeons has reported that in 2011 alone there were
13.8 million cosmetic procedures performed, with 1.6 million of those being
surgical and 12.2 million being minimally-invasive procedures.
Although the
cosmetic surgery trend continues to rise, it is still important to make sure
you have all of the facts about the procedure you are considering and be 100%
confident in the abilities of your surgeon. The only way to do this is through
a face-to-face cosmetic surgery consultation.
Some cosmetic
surgeons provide free consultations to help you determine what type of
procedure, if any, can produce the results you desire. This is a two-way
street; you must be completely honest with the surgeon in explaining your
expectations and your medical history. You can also determine if you feel a
good rapport with the surgeon. First impressions go a long way.
During the
consultation you can also discuss:
- The surgeon’s qualifications (you can
ask for patient referrals)
- Your overall health and lifestyle
choices
- Your surgical options (these may be
different than what you expected)
- What to expect before, during and after
surgery
- Potential risks and complications of
the surgery
- How much the surgery will cost and what
type of financing options exist
Referrals from
family members, coworkers or friends are beneficial when researching cosmetic
surgeons; however, this is not a decision to make lightly. Choose the surgeon
that feels right for you.
Dr fan at 77 Plastic Surgery offers free cosmetic surgery consultations to help his patients determine if a cosmetic
procedure can enhance their appearance. To schedule your consultation, visit www.77plasticsurgery.com or call 866 207 6192.
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