Ready for the procedure?
Before any surgery, in our clinic or in another clinic, it is necessary to ask yourself certain key questions , to be sure that you are making the right decision .
Most patients are satisfied with the result, but such a decision is serious. That is why we know that all the questions you have are relevant and it is important to find the answer for each of them. After all, you want to be satisfied with the final decision you will make.
- What is the motivation for why you want a certain intervention?
- Do you really feel ready for plastic surgery ?
- Are your expectations realistic?
Watch this series of questions carefully – a short test to which you must answer seriously, honestly , in order to make the best decision:
1. Do I want this surgery for myself?
No one has the right to pressure you in a certain direction, the final decision is only to increase self-confidence, completing a life already fulfilled – of which you feel satisfied.
2 .Do I have real expectations about the results obtained after plastic surgery?
You must clearly distinguish the physical result from the mental one: plastic surgery changes the physical appearance for the better, but you are the only one who can work on the attitude.
3. I have been sufficiently informed and understand that the procedures can also have certain associated risks?
You have documented yourself about the intervention you want, you have communicated effectively with the surgeon, you understand the positive parts of the results, but you must also be aware that success depends on many factors, no doctor will offer 100% guarantees. There are numerous situations and cases in which the same surgeon performs the same operation in two people, sometimes even on the same day, and the result will be different.
In discussions and consultations, it is essential to ask all the questions about the desired procedure .
4. Do I have an optimal physical and mental state to go through this intervention?
In the preliminary discussions and during the consultations, make sure that you list all the physical and mental conditions and problems that you have had or are currently facing. Medical history is a key element in the proper conduct of the procedure and the optimal result .
5. Do they have the necessary amount to cover the costs of the interventions and possible complications?
The doctor will inform you of the extra costs required in case of complications, in addition to the tariff initially paid. It is important to ask yourself this and make sure that you are prepared with a budget that can expand.
6. Compared to other periods, is this the right time for intervention?
Sometimes you do not have the time to perform the surgical procedure, because of your professional activity, personal responsibilities or other reasons, relevant to you. Identifying the period in which you can take a break from all activities is the right time for intervention, recovery, visits to the doctor, when appropriate .
7. I have informed myself,I have followed the testimonials of those who have already gone through this experience,I have discussed with the doctor,I have performed the consultation, I am eligible for the desired procedure – I am determined for the appointment, do I trust the doctor and his team?
You have talked enough with the doctor, you have fully understood what the procedure is and you trust both him and his team and you trust the choice made – only in this way the result will be fully satisfactory.
8. Are there any other questions or concerns regarding the surgery that I have opted for?
Following the documentation and conversations with the surgeon, you decided to make an appointment, knowing that if any more questions arise, the people at the clinic will be able to answer each of them. Moreover, you are aware of the implications, you trust the chosen clinic and you have prepared for recovery.
