Patient Safety Overview
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Patient Safety
Deciding to embark on a journey of self-enhancement through aesthetic surgery is personal and transformative, therefore naturally, it can be a difficult choice to make. A successful outcome in aesthetic procedures can contribute to a significant improvement in one’s quality of life and therefore it is our interest to empower and guide potential patients with the knowledge to make informed decisions.
Below are a few, non-exhaustive key points to consider before deciding on an aesthetic procedures.
- Explore the variety of aesthetic procedures available, ranging from minimally invasive treatments like injectables to more extensive surgeries such as body contouring and facial rejuvenation.
- Gain insights into the goals and outcomes of different procedures, helping you align your expectations with realistic results
- Assess your individual needs, goals, and concerns to determine which aesthetic procedure aligns with your expectations.
- Consult with experienced and reputable surgeons to discuss personalized options and receive professional advice tailored to your unique situation.
- List of qualified surgeons in Malaysia can be obtained via various online registries
- Check the credentials of your surgeon, read reliable reviews, and ask questions during consultations to ensure a trusting and transparent relationship with your chosen practitioner.
- Make sure all doubts are cleared before making a deciding on a procedure.
- Understand the importance of safety protocols, accreditation, and facility standards in the realm of aesthetic surgery.
- Be honest with your medical history. A clear and complete medical history allows for an accurate and tailored risk assessment by your surgeon according to the procedures considered.
- It is prudent to follow pre- and post-operative care instructions and maintaining open communication with your surgical team.
- Realize that cosmetic surgery is a tool for self-enhancement, not a solution to deeper emotional issues.
- Set realistic expectations regarding outcomes, recovery times, and potential risks. Open communication with your surgeon is crucial for a clear understanding of what to expect.
- Evaluate the financial aspects of cosmetic surgery, including procedure costs, potential insurance coverage, and financing options. Discussion must also include cost for potential touch-up procedures.
- Plan your budget accordingly and discuss payment plans with your chosen practice to ensure a smooth and stress-free experience.
- Familiarize yourself with the post-operative care guidelines provided by your surgeon.
- Prepare for the recovery process, understanding the importance of follow-up appointments, proper rest, and adherence to post-surgery instructions.