The person you meet is the person who operates.
No hand-offs between consult, surgery and follow-up. Credentials below are slots for the practice to fill and verify.
Surgeon's name, MD
- Board certification
- name the board, e.g. American Board of Plastic Surgery, and the year
- Medical school
- school
- Residency
- plastic surgery residency
- Fellowship
- fellowship, if any
- Hospital privileges
- hospital
- Memberships
- societies
- Press
- publication publication
How the surgeon works
Every plan starts with what bothers you and how light falls across your face or body. The surgeon would rather recommend a smaller change you will still like in ten years than a bigger one you will notice every morning. Some consults end with a recommendation not to operate.
Sample copy To be rewritten in the surgeon's own words at onboarding.
The team around you
- Patient coordinatorYour one contact for scheduling, pricing and paperwork. Answers texts in office hours.name
- Surgical nursePre-op teaching and the first post-op checks. Has your aftercare sheet open when you call.name
- AnaesthesiologistBoard-certified, present for every case under general anaesthesia.name or group
- Nurse injectorNon-surgical treatments, booked separately.name
Where surgery happens
Surgery takes place in an accredited surgical facility with overnight care available for longer cases. Accrediting body: e.g. AAAASF, AAAHC or The Joint Commission. Facility: name and address.
Consults happen in a private room in First Hill, or by video.
Talk it through with the surgeon first.
A private 45 minute consult, in person or by video. You leave with a written plan and the full price.