1. Are you healthy?

Certain physical conditions must exclude cosmetic surgery. Such as heart disease, high blood pressure, or allergic to anesthesia and blood coagulation problems, it is not suitable for plastic surgery.

2. What are your expectations? Can you accept an imperfect result?

You must honestly ask yourself, "Why did you have the operation?" Then discuss with the doctor whether it can be done in medicine at present and seek a reasonable expectation. What you must know in advance is that no one wants the operation to fail, but in case of failure, you should be prepared for the consequences. I suggest you go to more than two hospitals and observe the following points, which can help you judge whether you can choose this hospital as a doctor.

1. Do you have a plastic surgery qualification certificate?

See if there is a plastic surgery qualification certificate hanging on the waiting room wall. If not, you can ask the doctor directly. If the doctor says it's not important, or the answer is hesitant, you should be careful.

2. Does the waiting room provide relevant information?

A public welfare-oriented doctor will pay attention to patient education and provide relevant information in the waiting room, but a selfish doctor will promote relevant products in the waiting room.

You want to buy cabbage, but the doctor sells radishes?

You have to cut your double eyelids. The doctor looks at your face and says, "Do you want to do something else by the way? I will give you a 30% discount. " At this time, you should also be careful. A responsible doctor should not take the opportunity to make a profit.

4. What's his attitude towards other patients?

Observe the attitude of doctors and nurses towards returning patients, and whether there are different attitudes before and after collecting money.

5. Ask the doctor to explain the risks of this operation.

Ask the doctor to explain in detail the risks of the operation you want to do. If the doctor describes the operation as simple as manicure, it will be a big problem.

6. How many assistants does he have?

If there is only one doctor and then the operation is performed in his own office (which is quite common), you may have to be careful.

7. How did he describe the result of the operation?

A responsible doctor will explain the facts. For example, "How much can your nose be improved through this operation", instead of saying "You will become a beautiful woman after this operation".

Plastic surgery is a serious matter. If you can take it seriously, you can get satisfactory results.