The Importance of Asking
The evaluation consultation is a two-way street. The surgeon evaluates if you are a candidate, but you must also evaluate if he is the right professional for you. Direct and specific questions about techniques like [Endomidface or Deep Neck help in this decision. Don’t be ashamed to ask. Experienced and confident surgeons like informed patients who ask good questions. If a surgeon gets irritated with legitimate questions, that’s a warning sign.
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Warning Signs
🚩 Be wary if the surgeon:
- • Gets irritated or avoids your questions
- • Doesn’t show before and after photos
- • Promises “perfect” or “guaranteed” results
- • Pressures for immediate decision
- • Offers short-term “promotions”
- • Doesn’t clearly explain risks
- • Has inadequate physical structure
- • Avoids talking about complications
Positive Signs
✅ Good signs include:
- • Answers questions with patience and clarity
- • Shows varied cases (not just the best)
- • Explains why you are or aren’t a candidate
- • Discusses alternatives if applicable
- • Is honest about procedure limitations
- • Has professional and organized team
- • Provides written informational material
- • Gives you time to think
What to Bring to Consultation
📋 Documents
- • List of current medications
- • History of previous procedures
- • Recent exams if available
📝 Preparation
- • Written list of questions
- • Reference photos (if any)
- • Companion for second opinion
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