You’ve decided
to take a step to regaining your looks and confidence by undergoing
surgery. That’s great, but you must remember that there are several
things you should watch out for, especially if you’re planning to
get the treatment through medical tourism. Here are critical issues
to be mindful of:
Certification
Your
prospective doctor should not just be be a licensed medical
practitioner, but certified by your local board of plastic surgeons.
Keep in mind that it’s not enough to confirm his medical degree.
Cosmetic surgery demands a more in-depth and specialized study of the
field. Unless the doctor is board-certified in his field, walk away
and find a professional legally qualified to practice his or her
specialization.
Familiarity
with Procedure
There is a reason
why cosmetic surgeons explain the latest techniques and procedures
that they employ in their clinic. For one, few reputable clinics have
caught up with techniques and technology already introduced in the
industry. For another, a board-certified cosmetic surgeon presupposes
mastery of technique and integration of academic knowledge from years
of experience. Don't be tempted to settle on the first name on the
list.
Risks
Every medical
procedure inherently runs the risk of complications; even routine
ones cannot be discounted. A reliable cosmetic surgeon should explain
these risks, and help you weigh the pros and cons. Stay away from
those who would claim their techniques are flawless.
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