Introduction

Considering to have cosmetic surgery should not be taken lightly. The surgery can change your appearance such that it gives you more confidence in yourself and around others, however it can be expensive and although infrequent, there can be occasions where the effect is not as desired and this can result in greater loss of confidence as the original perception was to increase it. Therefore you should never feel pressurised into having surgery of be obliged to have to carried out.

Introduction

Below are links to a number of governing medical bodies (such as the GMC, Department of Health and the Healthcare Commission) whos responsibilities include the regulation of doctors, hospitals and providers and to make sure that standards are fully met. The medica associations are organisations that doctors become members of depending on their speciality surgery. For example a surgeon who can perform facelifts, rhinoplasty and otoplasty procedures will more than likely belong to the The British Association of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons (BAOMS).

We have prepared two questionnaires for you to use, one for attending a surgical consultation the other for attending a non-surgical treatment consultation. Both contain a number of relevant questions for you to ask.

Our Surgical questionnaire can be downloaded here

Our Non-Surgical Treatment questionnaire can be found here

Both our files are in Adobe PDF format. If you are unable to view them you will need to download the adobe reader