Start by understanding your progress
If you have had surgery, explain your concern, when the procedure took place and how it has developed. A new assessment should distinguish healing changes, aesthetic goals and functional concerns. A revision cannot be decided from photographs alone.
Bring the information you have
Information about the first procedure helps you discuss options. Ask your previous team for records you can share directly during the consultation.
- Date, procedures performed and progress.
- Available notes, tests and earlier photographs.
- Medicines, symptoms and subsequent treatments.
- Specific changes you want and your expectations.
Bring these questions to your consultation
- Is this the right time to assess another procedure?
- Which concerns may change over time?
- What limits does previous surgery create?
- What follow-up would a revision require?
General information to prepare for a consultation. Treatment recommendations and instructions come from the physician who evaluates your case.