How to read before-and-after photographs
A photograph can start a useful conversation with your doctor. Understanding what it shows also means understanding the case behind it.
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Six guides to your first questions: skin assessment, surgical options and what before-and-after photographs can tell you.
A photograph can start a useful conversation with your doctor. Understanding what it shows also means understanding the case behind it.
Read the guideTransferring your own fat may address facial volume loss. Choosing it starts with an assessment of your face and a discussion of what you would like to change.
Read the guideA mole that concerns you needs to be considered alongside your skin and medical history. Consultation clarifies what the doctor sees and what should happen next.
Read the guidePlanning surgery means allowing for medical assessment and recovery. Your work, travel and home commitments belong in that conversation too.
Read the guideThe anaesthetic discussion starts with your medical history and the planned procedure. Your questions and concerns deserve clear, unhurried explanations.
Read the guideWhen breakouts persist, a dermatology appointment can bring clarity to the products you have tried, your skin’s reactions and what to do next.
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