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The Consultation
Your initial consultation for cosmetic surgery will consist of a review of your medical history, clinical examination and a full discussion of your particular expectations and concerns. The nature of any proposed treatment for cosmetic eyelid surgery, facial bone reconstruction, facelift, face fat transfer and fat grafting lip augmentation will be discussed in detail including the procedure, recovery time and anticipated result. Photographs may be taken to assist the discussion as well as to complement your clinical record. Written information is available about individual operations of cosmetic eyelid surgery, facial bone reconstruction and fat grafting lip augmentation and you will receive written information and advice relating to the anaesthetic. Photographs of typical results will be available for you to view. A friend or relative is welcome to accompany you should you wish in your initial consultation regarding cosmetic surgery. You may want to take time to consider your decision before proceeding with cosmetic surgery and returning for a second consultation is often helpful. Mr Waterhouse employs a practice nurse who is highly experienced in all aspects of the care of plastic and cosmetic surgery patients. She will be closely involved with your aftercare and you will also meet her beforehand when considering cosmetic surgery.
Fees
For those cosmetic surgery procedures that are covered by health insurance, Mr Waterhouse practises within the limits of the major insurance companies. It is your responsibility to ensure that your policy will cover the cost of the proposed cosmetic surgery procedure. When considering cosmetic surgery that is not covered by health insurance you will be given an account proposal detailing the total cost of the proposed cosmetic surgery procedure. This comprises the surgical fee, the anaesthetic fee and the hospital package price. The hospital package will be a fixed price for the stated length of stay and is paid directly to the hospital on the day of admission. Upon discharge the hospital may make an extra charge for some take-home medicines and dressings as well as any x-rays or blood tests that you may have required. The surgical and anaesthetic fees are payable ten days in advance of cosmetic surgery and these fees will include post-operative care and any follow-up consultations.
If you want more information on cosmetic eyelid surgery, facial bone reconstruction and fat grafting lip augmentation, call us at 020 7636 4073 in the UK.
Your initial consultation for cosmetic surgery will consist of a review of your medical history, clinical examination and a full discussion of your particular expectations and concerns. The nature of any proposed treatment for cosmetic eyelid surgery, facial bone reconstruction, facelift, face fat transfer and fat grafting lip augmentation will be discussed in detail including the procedure, recovery time and anticipated result. Photographs may be taken to assist the discussion as well as to complement your clinical record. Written information is available about individual operations of cosmetic eyelid surgery, facial bone reconstruction and fat grafting lip augmentation and you will receive written information and advice relating to the anaesthetic. Photographs of typical results will be available for you to view. A friend or relative is welcome to accompany you should you wish in your initial consultation regarding cosmetic surgery. You may want to take time to consider your decision before proceeding with cosmetic surgery and returning for a second consultation is often helpful. Mr Waterhouse employs a practice nurse who is highly experienced in all aspects of the care of plastic and cosmetic surgery patients. She will be closely involved with your aftercare and you will also meet her beforehand when considering cosmetic surgery.
Fees
For those cosmetic surgery procedures that are covered by health insurance, Mr Waterhouse practises within the limits of the major insurance companies. It is your responsibility to ensure that your policy will cover the cost of the proposed cosmetic surgery procedure. When considering cosmetic surgery that is not covered by health insurance you will be given an account proposal detailing the total cost of the proposed cosmetic surgery procedure. This comprises the surgical fee, the anaesthetic fee and the hospital package price. The hospital package will be a fixed price for the stated length of stay and is paid directly to the hospital on the day of admission. Upon discharge the hospital may make an extra charge for some take-home medicines and dressings as well as any x-rays or blood tests that you may have required. The surgical and anaesthetic fees are payable ten days in advance of cosmetic surgery and these fees will include post-operative care and any follow-up consultations.
If you want more information on cosmetic eyelid surgery, facial bone reconstruction and fat grafting lip augmentation, call us at 020 7636 4073 in the UK.
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