Things To Consider When Planning To Have A Cosmetic Surgery

By Raechelle White

Cosmetic surgery is the art of remoulding the appearance of particular body parts by qualified surgeons. Usually individuals like to modify their breast, ears, eyes, face, hair, nose and abdomens. For the breasts, typical cosmetic surgery consists of augmenting, reducing or remolding the breasts. Eye surgery includes adjusting drooping upper eyelids or eliminating puffy bags beneath the eyes. Commonly, facial cosmetic surgery involves getting rid of facial wrinkles, creases and acne scars; or changing the shape of the nose. It also includes getting rid of fats from the tummy.

As cosmetic surgery carries a major decision-making process, it is important to select a doctor that you have faith with. Choose a doctor that has finished at least five years of surgical training and at least 2 years in plastic surgery. Select one who is a educated and experienced surgeon that works only in authorized aesthetic clinics. Be observant to the doctor's working habits and whether he adheres to a strict code of ethics. And finally, always see to it that your doctor puts your safety first.

The following checklist can serve as your guide when planning for a cosmetic surgery consultation:

Is the doctor licensed?

Is the doctor knowledgeable and trained specifically in the field of plastic surgery?

How long has the doctor been practicing plastic surgery?

Are you sure that the procedure you are about to get fits you?

What will be expected of you to get the best results?

Where and how will the doctor do your cosmetic surgery?

What is the appropriate surgical technique recommended for me?

How long of a recovery period can you expect, and will the doctor promptly assist in case of complications during the recovery period?

What are the risks and intricacies associated with the operation?

What are your options if you are unsatisfied with the cosmetic surgery? - 30292

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