Consultation
Before we recommend treatment, we want to understand your needs, your health and what you hope to achieve. The consultation forms the basis for the way forward.
What happens at a consultation?
We go through your relevant medical history, the options and any limitations of treatment. If treatment is appropriate, you receive a clear recommendation and a plan for the next step.
Before surgery
The first consultation is about understanding your needs and assessing whether surgery is the right treatment. You receive a thorough medical assessment, information about possibilities and limitations, and plenty of time to ask questions before making a decision.
The surgery
If treatment is appropriate, an individual plan is drawn up. The patient receives information about preparations, the procedure itself and what matters in the period afterwards.
After surgery
Treatment is carried out with a focus on professional precision, safety and natural results. Each procedure is tailored to the patient and performed only when there is a clear indication.
Frequently asked questions
What should I prepare before the consultation?
Think about what troubles you, what you hope to achieve and what questions you have. Have an overview of any illnesses, medications, allergies, nicotine use and previous surgeries. Feel free to bring relevant documentation or photos if they relate to previous treatment.
What happens during the consultation?
We go through your medical history, symptoms, wishes and expectations. Dr. Standal examines the area in question and explains possible treatments, limitations, risks and the expected course. You have the opportunity to ask questions before deciding on further treatment.
Do I have to decide on surgery right away?
No. You should receive enough information and time to consider it before you consent. For cosmetic surgery, ILEANA applies a reflection period before the procedure is finally scheduled. Surgery is planned only once the assessment is complete, consent is informed, and practical and medical prerequisites are clarified.
Can the consultation be held by video?
Parts of an initial assessment or follow-up can in some cases be held by video. Before surgery, a physical examination and preoperative assessment are usually necessary. The clinic decides which form of consultation is appropriate.
What is a second opinion?
A second opinion is an extended specialist assessment for those who want a fresh evaluation of a diagnosis, previous treatment, complication or proposed treatment plan. Bring the operation report, medical records, photos and other relevant documentation if available.
Considering treatment? Start with a safe assessment.
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