[Etone TV] Helpful Tips for Those Preparing for a Plastic Surgery Consultation!

For those preparing for a plastic surgery consultation,

I’ll share some helpful tips.

If you know just these things,

you can be 100% satisfied!

A full roundup of tips from Etone!

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Q. How many clinics should I visit for a plastic surgery consultation?

And how much time should I leave between clinic visits?

It depends a bit on the area being consulted on.

In the case of breast surgery, it takes quite a while.

If you need to change clothes, take photos, and also have a 3D simulation and ultrasound,

you should allow about 1 hour on average.

Considering waiting time and travel time as well,

it is best to leave at least two to three hours between clinics.

Visiting more than three clinics in one day

may be somewhat too much.

Unlike breast surgery,

for nose surgery,

the consultation is relatively short, around 15 to 20 minutes,

but it is still better to leave plenty of time in your schedule.

Then,

when is the best time to visit the clinic you care about most?

For reference, we think

it is best if the patient comes last.

If you go around to several clinics,

you are bound to have questions about

the information you received elsewhere,

and if we explain those things comprehensively,

we can better address patients’ questions.

Then everyone can have a

satisfying consultation.

The clinic you most want to visit should be

your last stop!

Q. Does a higher price mean a better clinic?

It is a sensitive issue,

but there may be a reason why expensive places are expensive.

However, I think clinics that are too cheap

are more likely to have some issues.

There is a reason for low prices.

They may use lower-cost materials,

or the doctor in charge may be inexperienced and trying to gain experience.

There are also many cases where the price seen online is different from the actual price,

so it is worth being suspicious of places that are too cheap.

That said, I also think excessively high prices are a problem.

Of course, if a clinic is popular and hard to book, it may be expensive,

but if that is not the case and the price is still absurdly high,

you should wonder whether they are using an unnecessary luxury strategy.

It is best to avoid extreme prices.

Rather than places that are too cheap or too expensive,

it is better to consider other factors

within a reasonable range.

Q. These days, people get a lot of information from plastic surgery apps or communities.

How should we make use of this kind of online information?

In fact, not all information on the internet is correct,

so people often end up wandering through misinformation.

That is why consulting directly with the clinic

is the best option.

Of course, it can help build basic knowledge.

There is a lot of content that many people are curious about.

But once you go beyond a certain level,

it is better to come to the clinic and receive a consultation.

Not all information is suitable for you personally.

It is positive to look up questions in advance.

However, after surgery, if questions arise,

it is not good to ask in a community

and react to every single response.

These are things that could be easily resolved by asking the clinic,

but many people become overly sensitive and worried about the opinions of people who are not experts.

So, use online information only as a reference,

and avoid blindly trusting it

or relying on it if problems arise after surgery.

Direct communication with experts

is the most important thing.

Q. What should I prepare in advance to make a plastic surgery consultation more effective?

If you come to the consultation with no information at all,

you may spend all the time explaining basic things,

and end up thinking of the really important questions

only after you leave the consultation room.

Then you may need to come in for another consultation.

We cannot explain everything.

Something we think is not important enough to mention

may be important to you.

That is why it is good to do a little research in advance,

so you can ask more in-depth questions about what you are curious about.

The best thing is to say,

"Doctor, I want to look like this!"

and bring photos of the look you want.

Then we can clearly explain why it is not possible, if it is not possible.

If it is possible, we can explain how we can make it happen.

In the case of breast surgery,

most people do not know what cup size they currently are,

so rather than just telling us the cup size you want,

bringing photos of your ideal look will be very helpful in identifying the shape or points you want (cleavage, upper breast, etc.).

Bringing photos of the look you want

is the most effective thing you can prepare for a consultation!

And organizing your questions in advance

is essential preparation for a more in-depth consultation!

I hope the above information is helpful

for those preparing for a plastic surgery consultation.

Thank you.