Surgical correction is planned around your individual findings. Tissue, skin quality, medical history and the desired result must all be considered. Surgery leaves scars; their course and visibility vary from person to person.
Personal consultation and planning
Only an in-person medical examination can establish which treatment may be suitable. The consultation covers your goals, alternatives, risks and the next steps.
Preparation includes discussing your medical history, medication and previous procedures. The treating clinician, actual treatment location and follow-up arrangements are clarified before any firm agreement is made.
Possibilities and limitations
Mc Aesthetics · KNOWLEDGE
Research, explained
A relevant original study, its measurements and its limits. The findings describe studied groups, not your personal outcome.
How the study was designed
200invited to the survey
38 %survey responses
Study design diagram · not a success rate
Kappos EA et al. · 2017
Interpreting the evidence
The post-facelift FACE-Q survey had a 38% response rate. Additional procedures and voluntary participation limit comparisons between surgical approaches.
Patient survey with possible selection and response bias. Satisfaction alone does not capture all risks.
Source & context
Validating Facial Aesthetic Surgery Results with the FACE-Q.
Aesthetic treatments also carry risks. A particular result, a pain-free experience or an uncomplicated recovery cannot be guaranteed. Your medical consultation should include an individual explanation of the risks.
Aftercare and everyday life
Recovery and the return to normal activity depend on the treatment and your individual healing process. Swelling, bruising and discomfort may occur. Your treating doctor will explain aftercare and when you can resume everyday activities and exercise.
Mc Aesthetics provides information and handles organisational enquiries. Medical consultations, informed consent and treatment are the responsibility of the respective medical providers.
Suitability is assessed during an in-person medical examination.
Special considerations
Individual planning based on your assessment and wishes
Aftercare guidance
Recovery and the return to normal activity depend on the treatment and your individual healing process. Swelling, bruising and discomfort may occur. Your treating doctor will explain aftercare and when you can resume everyday activities and exercise.
