Stage one: Finding a Cosmetic Surgeon.

Discover a trustworthy Cosmetic Surgeon who is a recognised expert in the type of Plastic Surgery you are considering.

This really is the most obvious but it is actually the most vital step. If you falter at this stage of the process you may well finish up getting the whole procedure wrong or worse still having to have remedial surgery later. Ideally, it is best to consult your GP initially to make sure that you are fit and healthy enough to undertake the type of cosmetic surgery you are considering.

Search for a specialist cosmetic surgeon on the internet who has a good reputation and contact them to make initial inquiries. At this stage, you will usually be interviewed by a trained consultant who not be a surgeon but will have sufficient knowledge to be able to help you and to answer any questions you may have. This first contact will generally give you a good idea of the professionalism of the company or the Clinic. Ask the right questions to make certain that the expert you are considering has a good track record and has a minimum of ten years of experience too in the particular field you are interested in. The best companies will be able to offer you a list of previous clients who you will be able to speak to in person and who have previously had the type of surgery you are considering before you are committed to anything.

It is the Policy of Plastic Surgeon France to ensure that you are given every opportunity to speak to past patients prior to booking any surgery because we are confident that our results over time are our best recommendation.

Once you are happy with the dialogue you have had with your pre-surgery coordinator, and you have spoken to previous clients, then is the time to request your booking date.

Your appointed coordinator will be able to assist you here and give you some options, taking in to account your personal circumstances, making arrangements for the time you may need to take off work or to fit in around your everyday life commitments.

You must also remember that with many cosmetic surgery procedures there could be some recovery time to take into account following your surgery.

At this stage, you may also be required to pay for your plastic surgery. There are a wide range plastic surgery prices depending of course on your choice, and example prices start from as little £2750 for Liposuction.

The reason why you will be asked to pay well in advance is that arrangements have to be made well in advance to book the operating theatre, to book the consultation with the Surgeon and the anaesthetics who are all extremely busy people who have to work around hectic surgery schedules.

Also, arrangements may have to be made at Hotels before or after surgery close to the Clinic where you may need to stay for a few days before travelling home.

Remember that in most cases you are booking a complete package of many elements which all need coordinating and pre-booking well in advance in accordance with the cosmetic procedures

Once you found your specialist and booked your cosmetic surgery dates you will be given full details of your appointment times and locations of where your initial consultation will take place. At this time your Surgeon will need to talk to you about factors like your general health, any medications you may be taking and any previous surgery or serious illnesses you may have had in the past.

Once the surgeon is has discussed your general health, he will explain the benefits about the procedure you have chosen, any risks that may present themselves during or after the surgery, as well as other options he may feel, would be of benefit to you. Some options may involve additional costs so it is up to you at this stage whether you accept these options or not.

Step four: Pre-Operative medical and Blood tests

You will be required to give blood samples to check your blood count, haemoglobin or any other blood conditions that need to be taken in to account by the surgeon. You may also possibly need X-rays and some other pre-operative checks to check your blood pressure, cardiovascular tests or other tests which the surgeon or the anaesthetists requires prior to surgery. These tests done prior to surgery vary widely depending upon the type of remedial cosmetic surgery you have chosen but it is best to expect them rather be surprised when they are requested.

Stage 5: Obtain the needed supplies.

You will be advised prior to your surgery of any preparation or supplies you will need to purchase or obtain. Do not forget to get all the supplies from a pharmacy or recommended supplier prior to the surgery otherwise, it may not always be possible to get them at the time of your surgery. A few of the products you may need to have ready consist of a pair of rubber gloves, alcohol swabs, antibacterial soaps, sleeping mask, earplugs, ice packs, compression garments, loose or baggy clothes, body wipes, compression socks, or gel for managing any post-surgery bruises, and so on. Your coordinator will give you a list of supplies that you’ll need beforehand so that you have time to get them prepared prior to the procedure.

You will be required to give blood samples to check your blood count, haemoglobin or any other blood conditions that need to be taken in to account by the surgeon. You may also possibly need X-rays and some other pre-operative checks to check your blood pressure, cardiovascular tests or other tests which the surgeon or the anaesthetists requires prior to surgery. These tests done prior to surgery vary widely depending upon the type of remedial cosmetic surgery you have chosen but it is best to expect them rather be surprised when they are requested..

You will be advised prior to your surgery of any preparation or supplies you will need to purchase or obtain. Do not forget to get all the supplies from a pharmacy or recommended supplier prior to the surgery otherwise, it may not always be possible to get them at the time of your surgery. A few of the products you may need to have ready consist of a pair of rubber gloves, alcohol swabs, antibacterial soaps, sleeping mask, earplugs, ice packs, compression garments, loose or baggy clothes, body wipes, compression socks, or gel for managing any post-surgery bruises, and so on. Your coordinator will give you a list of supplies that you’ll need beforehand so that you have time to get them prepared prior to the procedure.

Although most cosmetic surgery is not radical you are not simply going to have some cosmetic make up applied, you are going for surgery. Some procedures are more invasive than others and recovery times vary postoperative so you pay someone to assist you at that time. We strongly recommend that you choose your partner, someone out of your family or a very close friend who knows well and can rely on. Make sure the individual accompanying you are accountable and capable of carrying out the tasks. In many cases with Cosmetic Surgeon France, a companion is included in the price of the package and you will be advised prior to booking if this is included or your options should you choose to bring someone along privately.

So now that the surgery is over and you are discharged after spending the required time at the hospital, you will need to take some time to recover. The length of the recovery time depends on the surgery you have had, but you still have to understand that obtaining the discharge certificate from the hospital does not imply that you are ready or able to resume your normal lifestyle. You will have to take sufficient time to rest to allow your wounds to heal and for your body to re-build up its strength again. Take the advice of your consultant who will be happy to advise you of likely timescales or what action to take should there be any problems postoperative

Following 24 to forty-eight hrs from the surgery, your surgeon will probably recommend some light physiotherapy which you need to start. He will probably also recommend that you need to go for a leisurely stroll every day to build up your muscles again gradually rather than any intensive training.

Once your body has recovered fully you will able to head off and go back to work, or embark on your usual hectic lifestyle as a new person. Obviously, you need follow your surgeons recommended suggestions, but if you are not experiencing any complication following your cosmetic surgery then you will soon be back to normal and able to carry on your life as usual.

You will be so proud of your new self that you will want show off the results to your friends and family. In this new age taking selfies and posting them to social sites such as Facebook and Instagram is a much-accepted pastime, and we hope that you will happy enough with the results of your cosmetic surgery in France that you will feel able to recommend us to your friends and family.

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