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Plastic Surgery Consultation Questions Every Patient Should Be Prepared To Answer

What is a plastic surgery consultation and what questions should you be prepared to answer? The simplest answer is that the goal of plastic surgery consultation is to create a roadmap outlining the procedures and treatments that best fit your needs as a patient. You know what you want to achieve and your plastic surgeon will have a number of questions for you to answer in order for them to understand and envision what that looks like for you. Dr. Smith talks about those questions and how to be prepared to answer them in a plastic surgery consultation. Learn more about our practice: https://www.charlotteplasticsurgery.com/ Charlotte Plastic Surgery 2215 Randolph Road Charlotte, NC 28207 https://www.charlotteplasticsurgery.com Check out our reviews on Yelp and ReviewBuzz https://www.yelp.com/biz/charlotte-pl... https://www.reviewbuzz.com/CharlotteP... The biggest part of a surgical consultation is really the development of a roadmap. When a patient comes in for a consultation, they have a certain idea of what they want, and what they want to accomplish may not be achieved by what they think will get them there. So it's really important to, number one, determine what they want, two, determine whether that is realistic, and also to make sure that it's safe and possible to get there. I think that this is a give and take conversation with a surgeon. A relationship is built. Trust is built to allow us to manage expectations and understand what we are capable of accomplishing. I think it's very important to expect to have a complete medical and surgical history taken by your surgeon because it's very important to make sure that doing any kind of surgery would be safe and that you would heal well and heal predictably. There are many medications that we need to stop before surgery, even over-the-counter medicines and the vitamin supplements. Those are important for your surgeon to know about as well. Also, it's very helpful if a patient brings old photographs, especially for facial rejuvenation, or photographs of the look that they would like to achieve. We have very powerful surgeries and our goal is not to put patients in the witness protection program but those old photographs are the blueprint that allows us to know what the facial shape was, what her eyes looked like, and his eyes looked like, and where we want to go to achieve those natural looks.