The initial consultation

The initial consultation is a significant part of the surgery experience.
This moment is the opportunity for surgeon and patient to know each other, and the time to understand your motivation behind your desire to undergo plastic surgery. Be as prepared as possible for this first meeting. It is advisable that patients do a good research before the first talk. Educating yourself about a practice beforehand may help you understand how your treatment will be developed, as you save time asking intelligent questions.

Remember that you are with the specialist and this is a private time to discuss your desires and expectations, as well as to ask any questions that you may have. In order to have a comfortable experience, Dr. Nieto will give you her recommendations according with your particular concerns. Dr. Nieto will provide adequate time for you to communicate your specific desires and needs.

What should you expect from the first consultation?

In the initial consultation, the physician will determine if you are a good candidate for the elective procedure. Dr. Nieto will listen to your questions and begin to know you. A thorough history and physical examination will be obtained. The surgeon will review your medical story. In order to have a safe procedure, some laboratory tests are required.

Then, Dr. Nieto will give you her advice on how to best achieve the results that you desire. In this visit, it is possible that your doctor takes photographs and talk about the specific changes you want. After this photographic analysis, your doctor will examine and measure your body. As she discusses the suggested procedure, she will give you her recommendations and explain the way the surgery will be developed.

The physician will talk about the benefits and potential risks, anesthesia, the location of the practice, and what to expect after the surgery.

A qualified, experienced and responsible plastic surgeon will evaluate your age, physical type, weight, skin type, physical fitness before you undergo surgery. It is important to realize that to minimize risks you should tell your surgeon about your past and present medical conditions. You also must be honest and clear with yourself and your surgeon.

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