What To Ask Your Plastic Surgeon Before Your Procedure

Everyone who comes to our office at MOSA Surgery to discuss plastic surgery — for either health or cosmetic purposes  — has a deeply personal reason for arriving at that decision. Our plastic surgeon understands the unique set of circumstances that go into making that decision, and respects the individuality of each person’s goals for our procedures. 

Each patient arrives with hopes and expectations, and also with plenty of questions and concerns about our services, and whether they are right for their circumstances. Our staff and plastic surgeon believe communication is a key to the process, and answer all questions during our consultations.

Here are some of the most frequent questions our patients ask:

• Why do you believe I am a good candidate for this procedure?

• How many years of training have you had in plastic surgery?

• How many of these specific procedures have you performed?

• Will my procedure be performed in a hospital, or office-based surgical facility? 

• Do you have hospital privileges to perform this particular surgical procedure?

• Please describe the procedure and how long it will take.

• Please provide a timeline for recovery from the procedure, and whether I will need assistance during this period.

• Please describe the risks and complications associated with this procedure, and how these complications are handled.

• Are there before and after photographs for this procedure to provide a frame of reference for my expectations?

•  What happens if I am not satisfied with the results of my procedure?

At MOSA Surgery, we produce results that consistently exceed expectations. Every aspect of what we do is focused on delivering a patient experience that is second to none. Our plastic surgeon believes that once our patients have had their questions answered, they will approach their procedure with confidence. If you would like to discuss whether our services are right for you, please contact our office to arrange a consultation.

By Mosa Plastic Surgery

March 29, 2022