Quality in medicine covers the conditions in which treatment takes place, how it is carried out and how the outcome is assessed. This includes professional competence, suitable facilities, product selection, information before treatment and follow-up care. Extensive effort or a particular brand name alone is not proof of quality.
A good consultation also explains when a desired result is unrealistic or treatment is not recommended. It considers alternatives and allows a decision without time pressure.
Photographs of results, reviews and personal recommendations can offer an impression. They do not replace checking qualifications or having a personal examination. Individual outcomes still depend on anatomy and healing.