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Questions to Ask Before Having Breast Surgery
Questions to Ask Before Having Breast Surgery If you are considering breast surgery, there are a few questions you want to ask your surgeon before you make your decision. The decision to have breast surgery is very personal. Not only must a patient decide whether they want the breast surgery at all, but they must also choose a plastic surgeon that they feel comfortable with to perform the breast surgery. One of the most important things to do prior to breast surgery is ask questions. Ask questions about the breast surgery itself, and also about the surgeon, and their experience performing breast surgeries. "I schedule a thorough consultation with all my breast surgery patients so that they are fully informed about all aspects of the surgery, including my experience, pre-operative, and postoperative care," says Dr. Douglas Hendricks in Newport Beach, California. Being informed about the breast surgery is the first step a patient can make in choosing whether the breast surgery is right for them. It also provides a lot of information about the breast surgeon and whether they are the best person to perform the procedure. Some of the best questions a patient can ask about their breast surgery and the breast surgeon are:
A breast surgery can be a wonderful enhancement for a person's body as well as their self-esteem. By improving their appearance, a person can become more confident and happier with the way they look. Although breast surgery can be a wonderful plastic surgery option for many people, breast surgery is not for everybody. Make sure the breast surgery is researched fully, and the breast surgeon has been chosen carefully before proceeding with the procedure. Press Release March 18, 2006
Press Release Contact Information: Sara Goldstein,
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