Two or three of these years after medical school must be in plastic
surgery. After successful completion of training a candidate for the
board must pass a written and oral examination. What is your experience
with this type of procedure? Are my expectations realistic? Do you have
photos of previous patients? Where surgery is performed? What type of
anesthesia is involved? Is anesthesia is delivered by an
anesthesiologist, a nurse or an anesthesiologist? What are the most
common complications? What happens in case of an emergency? How long is
the recovery process? When I can get back to work? What are the costs?
A good qualified plastic surgeon will never be offended by such
questions. In fact, usually welcomed because a well-educated patient
becomes an equal participant in the healing process. Do your homework,
choose a well qualified plastic surgeon and make sure you have made ??a
good choice.
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