If
you suffer from self-esteem issues caused by the shape of your body or seek to
refine some facial features, you may have already considered undergoing
cosmetic surgery. After all, cosmetic surgery has helped so many people regain
confidence that leads to more professional and personal success and a better
quality of life.
Before
you agree to go under the knife, however, you should carefully consider all
your options. Meet with a cosmetic
surgeon beforehand to discuss the procedures, answer your questions and
concerns. After that initial consultation, ask yourself the following
questions:
“Have I found the right
doctor?”
The
“right” doctor should never be based on the price tag. During your initial
visit, do not be afraid to ask your doctor where he or she has studied. When
you arrive home, browse the web to be certain your surgeon is board certified and
a member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons or the American Academy of
Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery.
“Can I afford this
procedure?”
The
answer to this question goes beyond the depth of your checking account. It is
also about taking time off work to recover, sacrificing some activities for a while
and relying on family or friends to assist during recovery, which may also
require a few days off from work. You’ll have to be mindful of all of these
aspects and you’ll need to be sure that you can afford to take the time off
work to allow your body to heal properly.
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