Stage one: Find an Experienced Cosmetic Surgeon.

Discover a trustworthy and reliable Cosmetic Surgeon who is a recognised expert in the field of Plastic Surgery you are contemplating.

This is one of the most obvious answers to this question but it is in fact the most vital stage. If you procrastinate at this stage of your research you could easily end up getting the whole procedure wrong, or even worse, having to have further remedial surgery later. It is always best to consult your own GP to ensure that you are fit and healthy enough to be a good candidate for the type of cosmetic surgery you are considering.

Once you have found a suitable Surgeon or Clinic you will probably be interviewed by a trained pre-surgery consultant who may not be a surgeon but will have sufficient knowledge to help you and answer any questions that you may have. This initial contact will enable you to assess the professionalism of the company or the Clinic. Ask the right questions.

It is the Policy of Plastic Surgeon France to ensure that you are given every opportunity to speak to past patients before booking any surgery as we are confident that our results over time speak for themselves.

When you are satisfied with the dialogue you have had during the pre-surgery consultation, and you have had a chance to speak to previous clients, then is the time to make your booking date.

Your coordinator will be able to assist you with this and give you a few relevant options, taking into account your personal circumstances, arrangements for the time you may need to take off work or to fit in around you and organise everyday life commitments.

You must also remember that with many cosmetic surgery procedures there will be a recovery time to take into account after your surgery.

At this time, you may also need to pay for your plastic surgery. There is a wide range of plastic surgery prices depending on your choice, prices at our Clinics start from as little as £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 an operating theatre, book the consultation with the Surgeon, and the anaesthetist.

Also, arrangements may have to be made for your accommodation before and after surgery in the vicinity of the Clinic where you will need to stay for a few days before returning home.

When you have decided on a specialist and booked your cosmetic surgery dates you will be given full details of the appointment times and locations for your initial consultation. At this time your Surgeon will need to talk to you about factors like your health, any medications you are taking and any previous surgery or serious illnesses that could affect the surgery and the outcomes.

Once the surgeon is satisfied with your general health, he will explain the benefits of the procedure you have chosen, the risks that may be associated during or after your surgery, as well as any 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.

You will need to give blood samples to check your blood count, haemoglobin or any other blood conditions that must be considered by the surgeons. You may possibly need X-rays and other pre-operative checks such as blood pressure, cardiovascular tests which the surgeon or the anaesthetists requires before your surgery.

You will be advised of any preparation or supplies you may need to bring with you. It may not always be possible to get them at the time of your surgery. A few of the products you may need to bring are disposable rubber gloves, alcohol swabs, antibacterial soaps, surgical face masks, compression garments, loose or baggy clothes, compression socks, and such. 

Most cosmetic surgery is not radical, but you are not just going to have make-up applied, you are having surgery. Certain procedures are more invasive than others and so recovery times will vary postoperative. We recommend that you choose someone out of your family or a very close friend who knows well and you can rely on. Make sure the individual accompanying you are accountable and capable of carrying out the tasks. In most cases with Cosmetic Surgeon France, a companion is included in the price of the package and you will be advised before booking if this is included or your package.

So now your surgery is over and you have been discharged you will need to take some time to recover. The length of the recovery time will depend on the surgery you have had, but you will still need to understand that obtaining your discharge certificate from the hospital does not imply that you are able to resume your regular lifestyle. You will have to take some time to rest and allow your wounds to heal sufficiently and re-build up your strength again.

After 24 to forty-eight hrs following the surgery, your surgeon will most likely recommend some initial physiotherapy. You will probably also be recommended to go for a leisurely stroll daily to build up your muscles gradually.

When you have recovered fully you will able to go back to work or resume your usual lifestyle.  Obviously, you will need to follow your surgeon's advice, and if you are not experiencing any complication following your cosmetic surgery you will quickly be able to resume your life as usual.

You will want to show off the results to your friends and family. Taking selfies and posting them on social sites such as Facebook and Instagram is now an accepted sharing your new look and the results of your cosmetic surgery in France that you will feel happy to recommend us to your friends and family.

Click Here for FREE NO OBLIGATION information on Cosmet is Surgery in France