Questions to Ask Yourself Before Getting Plastic Surgery

Published on: November 13, 2018

Deciding to get plastic surgery is a major decision that can change your life, hopefully for the better. It requires an investment in time and money, and can alter your appearance forever. Before you make this decision, you should be completely sure that it is the right choice for you. Here are some questions to ask yourself before you schedule your plastic surgery procedure.

What benefits will I get from this procedure?

Whether you are having a nose job, facelift or breast enhancement, it is important to understand how this will benefit you – not others, but you. Good answers are increased confidence and improved self-esteem. This should be for you, not for anyone else.

How much do I know about my plastic surgeon?

Choosing the right plastic surgeon is essential when changing your appearance. You want a qualified, experienced surgeon that has a well-established reputation. Make sure to ask for references and to see previous patient results from the type of surgery you are undergoing.

How long will it take to recover?

Cosmetic surgery is still surgery. Make sure you understand the recovery time needed and how long it will be before you get to enjoy the results. Proper care after surgery can make a big difference in how well your procedure heals.

If you ask yourself these questions and are happy with the answers, you can feel good about continuing your journey to have cosmetic surgery. Many people who have plastic surgery are very happy with their decision and enjoy a more fulfilling life with improved self-confidence. Having a quality plastic surgeon on your side is one of the most important aspects once you make the decision – choose one that will ensure you get the results you desire.

Posted on behalf of:
Kami Parsa, M.D.
Oculoplastic Surgery
465 N Roxbury Dr. Suite 1011
Beverly Hills, CA 90210
(310) 777-8880

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