Consultation
First consultation
The first consultation with the surgeon is fundamental and cannot be replaced by any documentation. It must be a privileged moment of mutual trust and will allow us to analyze your request.
The advantages and disadvantages of the suggested procedure will be explained to you so that you can make an informed decision. In order to answer all your questions, a second consultation will often be necessary before an operation. The main risks (complication) of the procedure will be discussed. These are divided into general complications and complications specific to each type of operation (see description under "treatments").
Any intervention of any kind can in rare cases lead to the following general complications even though the surgery has been carried out according to the rules of the art:
- - Hematoma
- - Infection
- - Necrosis (tissue loss)
- - Hypertrophic (thick) or keloid scars
- - Venous thrombosis and pulmonary embolism
- - An absolute contraindication to any surgery is dysmorphophobia.
(unrealistic self-perception)
The principles and the proceeding of the operation will be detailed to you and an estimate including all the costs inherent to the intervention will be established at the end of the consultation.
Anaesthesia