Your case determines the estimate
Your estimate follows an assessment of your goals and what your case requires. Aesthetic or functional scope, previous procedures, anesthesia and the care setting should be reviewed before an estimate. Start by asking about the consultation fee, what it includes and what to bring.
Request a written breakdown
A total alone does not explain what you receive. Ask about these items; the office should confirm what is included and what is charged separately.
- Medical team fees and anesthesia.
- Facilities, materials and procedure arrangements.
- Preoperative tests and medicines.
- Follow-up visits and a contact channel for questions.
- Booking, cancellation and changes to the plan.
Compare the same scope
When comparing estimates, check that procedure scope and follow-up match. Aesthetic surgery, functional correction and revision surgery may need different plans. Price does not replace assessment of credentials, facilities and risks.
Bring these questions to your consultation
- What is the consultation fee and what does it include?
- Which items are not included in the total?
- How long is the estimate valid?
- What happens if tests lead to changes in the plan?
General information to prepare for a consultation. Treatment recommendations and instructions come from the physician who evaluates your case.