5 Questions To Ask Your Plastic Surgeon
Whatever kind of plastic surgery you are considering there are many questions that spring to mind. Here are 5 of the top questions to ask.
Are you Board Certified?
In order to ensure high quality surgery and medical expertise it is necessary for a plastic surgeon to be approved by one of the many regulating bodies, one of which is the American Board of Plastic Surgery. Walk away from anyone who’s credentials cannot be verified.
What Are The Risks Associated With This Procedure?
It is vital you discuss this option. Your surgeon should be able to put your mind at ease and explain the risks and benefits of any procedure you are considering. You should ensure a pre-operative examination is part of the process so that any health needs you have can be discussed. This is particularly important when considering which anesthesia should be used. You may also discuss any complications that your surgeon has encountered when carrying out this procedure.
Can I check Out References?
Today with so many data protection laws in place your surgeon may not disclose the names and addresses of former clients without their consent. However, it is common practice for a surgeon to ask a patient if they would be willing to talk to future clients about their experiences.
Can I See Comparison Pictures?
Of course, you want to see pictures of the plastic surgery transformation. Your surgeon should be able to provide you with before and after pictures.
Is This Price All-inclusive?
You may not realize everything that is included in the procedure and if you do not want any nasty surprises it is best to ensure upfront exactly how much you are paying and what services you receive for this fee.
You may of course have more questions and don’t be afraid to ask these. Dr. Yospur will sit down with you and answer all of your questions. Surgical intervention is a big deal so don’t feel pressured into going ahead until you are absolutely 100% satisfied with everything. Call (480) 733-3933 to schedule a consultation.
