Frequently Asked Questions

There is no consultation fee. 

Insurance does not cover the cost of cosmetic procedures. Insurance companies generally only cover costs associated with illnesses and injuries, including reconstructive procedures that are deemed medically necessary because the condition affects the individual's health or ability to function normally.
Insurance carriers have different definitions for "cosmetic" and "medically necessary" In some cases, the insurer may classify a portion of the surgery as medically necessary. The patient is then responsible for the portion of the surgery that the insurance company considers cosmetic.
If you have questions about insurance coverage, you should contact the staff at our's consultant office. They can work with your insurer to determine what costs will be covered. 

The postoperative period is associated with some discomfort, and patients report pain and tolerate pain differently. Pain medications are prescribed to minimize discomfort during the healing process. 

Depending on the doctor you choose, you will receive a price for treatment from a highly experienced plastic surgeon. Our surgical team is assisted by a qualified surgical team. They will be treated according to the latest medical knowledge. The clinic's operating rooms are also equipped with modern instruments. 

You should check the qualifications of the doctors and the evidence provided by the clinic. After all, it is first and foremost about your health, safety, well-being and desire to become beautiful. You need to feel comfortable and surrounded by good consultants who will provide you with personalized service. 

Cosmetic and reconstructive surgery both fall under the umbrella term of plastic surgery, which seeks to alter appearance and optimize function. Cosmetic surgery is performed for purely esthetic reasons, to alter the structure of the body and improve appearance. These procedures usually include liposuction, breast augmentation, and arm or thigh lifts.

Reconstructive surgery differs from cosmetic surgery in that it is performed to treat infections, tumors, diseases, congenital defects, developmental disorders or trauma. This type of surgery is also performed to treat areas that cause pain. Procedures include scar correction, laceration repair, revision or breast implant repair.

Reconstructive procedures are usually covered by most health insurance plans, although the extent of coverage often varies. Sometimes cosmetic surgery is covered if it also has a functional benefit. For example, rhinoplasty may be covered if the patient suffers from breathing problems. Breast reduction may be covered if the patient suffers from constant back pain. 

Whether you are a good candidate for plastic surgery depends on a number of factors. To undergo plastic surgery, you must be in good health. Candidates with conditions such as diabetes or high blood pressure will need approval from their primary care physician prior to the procedure. If you suffer from serious conditions such as bleeding disorders or heart disease, you may not be a suitable candidate.

All patients must be non-smokers, as smoking can complicate the procedure and the recovery process. You should also try to stay away from secondhand smoke before and after surgery. Some surgeons ask their patients not to smoke for four weeks before and after surgery, but this is no guarantee that complications will not occur.

Although plastic surgery is a physical procedure, you must also be mentally healthy. Plastic surgery often has the ability to boost self-confidence, but it should not be used to cure your life problems or feelings.

Before you decide to have plastic surgery, you should talk to your plastic surgeon in detail about your health, lifestyle, medical conditions and any medications you are taking. These discussions will help you and your surgeon decide if plastic surgery is right for you. 

There is no age limit for plastic surgery, and there is no optimal age for such a procedure as long as you are 18 and over. It is up to you to decide when you want or need to undergo one of the available procedures.

The most popular procedures for 18- to 65-year-olds include rhinoplasty, laser skin resurfacing, laser treatment of leg veins and breast augmentation. Patients over age 55 frequently underwent eyelid surgery, facelifts and soft tissue fillers. The most common procedures between the ages of 20 and 54 are breast augmentation and lift, liposuction, and tummy tuck.

During your consultation, your plastic surgeon should discuss factors such as age, body type, bone structure, and size, all of which may affect your procedure. 

In general, plastic surgery procedures are relatively safe. However, as with any surgical procedure, there are risks. Your plastic surgeon will be prepared to talk with you about the potential risks of your particular surgery. Your board-certified plastic surgeon should do everything in his or her power to minimize complications.

Your surgeon may also ask you to stop smoking or not take certain supplements or medications before your procedure to reduce the risk. Disclose any pre-existing conditions before the procedure. Follow all pre- and post-operative instructions from your surgeon carefully.

If you are afraid of anesthesia, many procedures today can be performed under local anesthesia and sedation. This allows patients to avoid the risks of general anesthesia and the added expense.