Find your own top board certified plastic surgeon for face lift surgery (or any other cosmetic surgery) for men and women! more hints!
We’ve already discussed that choosing the best plastic surgeon who is board-certified may not be the most cost-effective way to get your cosmetic facelift. This is the best option, due to the risk of death or disfigurement that comes with black-market plastic surgery. It is not enough to just pick up a phone book, and choose the first doctor you come across at random. These are a few guidelines you can use to help narrow down your search.
Ask Everyone For a Referral The best place to start your search for a good plastic surgeon is asking people you trust. Your hairstylist is a woman’s expert who deals with women every day. Your gynecologist can help you. They care for women during, before and after their pregnancy. Ask friends or acquaintances if they’ve had breast liftings themselves, or if they know anyone who has.
Use the power of Google to your advantage:The Internet is your best friend when you are looking for anything. So, use it today to locate a board-certified plastic surgeon. Use “board-certified plastic surgeons” or “best plastic surgery in your city/state”. Click on sponsored links that appear to be advertising exactly what you are looking for.
Set up one-onone consultations. Meet with surgeons to establish relationships. Look for a surgeon who makes you comfortable, demonstrates professionalism, is eager to show you his portfolio and listens and answers your questions. It is important that you feel at ease with them.
Screen his office. You can get a sense of the business atmosphere by calling the office before the consultation. A plastic surgery clinic that is unfriendly and has rude receptionists who cut off your conversation and are mechanical will not be a good experience. The more friendly and warm the environment, the better it is for the patient. After all, for the amount of money that you will spend you want the best possible treatment before, during, and after the surgery.
Beware of sensationalized advertisements. Advertisements in newspapers for “clearance prices” and “no money down” surgeries are a sign that the procedures being offered may be illegal or performed by non-professionals who lack requisite licenses. Even in recession, a doctor who is worth their salt will know his worth and charge appropriately. You get what you paid for.