An individual approach.
Your consultation is a conversation about what matters to you. Share the changes you are considering, your medical history and any previous procedures. Discuss realistic expectations, alternatives and whether surgery is suitable. Before deciding, meet the surgeon who would perform the procedure and review the proposed approach, potential risks, recovery and follow-up. Take time to consider the information and ask questions. A clear plan should include the surgical facility, preparation, aftercare arrangements and a written explanation of costs.
What we can discuss
- Discussing aesthetic goals for the face, breasts or body and the options available.
- Understanding suitability in the context of your health, priorities and expectations.
- Planning time for recovery, support at home and follow-up appointments.
Your consultation journey
01. Request a surgical consultation and share the area or concern you would like to discuss.
02. Review the available options with the surgeon, including benefits, limitations, risks and alternatives.
03. Confirm the surgeon, operating facility, full costs and aftercare plan before choosing to proceed.
Your questions, answered.
Do I need to know which procedure I want?
No. Start with your goals and questions. The team can confirm the current surgical options and arrange a consultation to discuss suitability. An enquiry does not commit you to surgery.
Who will perform the surgery, and where?
Ask the team to confirm the surgeon and operating facility for your proposed procedure. Discuss the surgeon’s relevant qualifications and experience directly during your consultation.
What should I ask about recovery and aftercare?
Discuss time away from work and activities, follow-up visits, support during recovery and whom to contact with concerns. The plan depends on the procedure and your individual assessment.
This information is general and does not replace an individual clinical assessment. Suitability and results vary; your practitioner will discuss relevant risks, alternatives and aftercare.