Finding a surgeon

RE: Finding a surgeon (Stephanie)

Mon, 12 Feb 2007 10:52:41 GMT

My advice would be to go to the surgeon that you feel comfortable with, not that you feel obligated to. It is a big decision, and an expensive decision. Use the doctor that you feel will give you the results you are lookingh for.

RE: Finding a surgeon (teesandgees)

Fri, 09 Feb 2007 23:12:53 GMT

HI ! I AM BRAND NEW.. I HAVE A FEW CONCERNS.. I WENT TO MY GIRLFRIENDS COSULTATION WITH A WOMEN DR. AND WAS TRIANED BY MY CHIOSE OF DR. I HAVE SEEN ABOUT 30 AUGMATATION THAT MY DR. HAS DONE AND EVERY ONE OF THEM WERE GREAT.. NOW THE WOMEN DR. HAS BECOME MORE POPULAR THEN HIM. IT MIGHT JUST BE BECAUSE SHE IS A WOMEN. IN MY MIND I AM DOING THE RIGHT THING BY CHIOSING HIM TO DO MY BREAST. BUT MY HEAD IS A LITTLE BIT CONFUSED. IT IS GETTING REALLY CLOSE TO MY SURGURY DATE. I COULD USE A LITTLE ADVICE FROM PEOPLE THAT HAVE EXPERANCE. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR READING
ROBIN

RE: Finding a surgeon (Nicole)

Tue, 06 Feb 2007 10:02:40 GMT

Hi,
I noticed that there is a section on this site titled "Find a plastic surgeon." You can search for a doctor by city, state or zip, procedure or doctor name. Your best bet may be to search by major city then narrow it down from there. I typed in Atalanta and there were results of surgeons in the surrounding 100 miles. Hopefully this helps you out !

RE: Finding a surgeon (Stephanie)

Mon, 29 Jan 2007 22:40:48 GMT

I would agree that your family physician might be a good place to start when looking for a surgeon. I still feel however, that two consultations are a good idea for many individuals. The find a surgeon resource page on www.plasticsurgery.com, allows you to do a lot of research on different physicians in very little time. Never hurts to do your homework when looking for a good surgeon.

RE: Finding a surgeon (LA)

Sat, 20 Jan 2007 00:30:31 GMT

In my opinion the best way to find a good surgeon is to ask your family doctor.

RE: Finding a surgeon (Stephanie)

Mon, 04 Sep 2006 21:01:08 GMT

Having two consultations is a good idea so that you can make comparisons. No one can tell you how many surgeons to interview before you undergo a procedure; you just need to keep looking until you find someone that you are comfortable with. Make sure you do your homework: ask for before and after pictures, some doctors offer references, ask about follow up care, visit your states medical board online and see if there have been any major complaints filed against your doctor. Hope this helps.

RE: Finding a surgeon (Maritza23)

Mon, 28 Aug 2006 14:20:00 GMT

I've heard from one person that you should go to about 2 or doctors before you decide on the best person for your surgery...but then I have a friend who went to 5 before she made her decision!

What's the real number? Any suggestions on getting started?

RE: Finding a surgeon (Stephanie)

Wed, 26 Jul 2006 21:35:01 GMT

Saline implants are used more commonly for breast augmentation. They are used for non complicated situations where women are simply looking for a change in size. Silicone implants are used when women present with different size breasts, have chest wall malformations, or when there is more to be altered than size. Many women will request silicone implants simply because they look and feel more natural. Silicone implants are also less likely to result in the "rippling effect." Keep in mind that if you are interested in the Trans umbilical breast augmentation (TUBA), your only option is saline. These implants can be filled after they are put into position.

RE: Finding a surgeon (CalenderGirl)

Wed, 19 Jul 2006 15:15:33 GMT

I was wondering why some people are eligible for saleen implants and other for silicone

RE: Finding a surgeon (Stephanie)

Mon, 12 Jun 2006 20:45:03 GMT

Here is a link to plastic surgeons in your area
http://www.plasticsurgery.com/state-Washington/msa-Seattle_Vicinity/procedure-Breast_Augmentation/doctorsearch/results.html
By clicking on the link above, you will see a list of plastic surgeons that perform breast augmentation and the links to their websites. By looking at the different websites you can learn a lot about the doctor, and you will be able to look at before and after pictures. Feel free to call their offices and ask questions as well. Hope this helps

RE: Finding a surgeon (ape1)

Mon, 12 Jun 2006 14:41:32 GMT

HI I am new to this but I have been looking for a doctor to do a breast augmentation but I'm not quite sure how to go about choosing one does anyone on here have someone they would recomend in the seattle, washington area????

RE: Finding a surgeon (Stephanie)

Wed, 22 Feb 2006 19:51:20 GMT

Here is the link to find a plastic surgeon in your state:
http://www.plasticsurgery.com/doctorsearch/basicsearch.html
Hope this helps

RE: Finding a surgeon (Analee)

Tue, 31 Jan 2006 08:50:25 GMT

Hi! I was just browsing through PlasticSurgery.com and found that if you go to "Find a Specialist," all you have to do is plug in the state and voila! A bunch of names will show up... it's a starting point!

Finding a surgeon (kswiszowski)

Tue, 31 Jan 2006 06:25:09 GMT

Hi, I recently moved from Sarasota to Auburn, Alabama. I have had surgery performed by Dr. Schmidt there in the past. I am interested in having a facelift done in the near future, I've recently turned 50. I don't have a clue who I can go to. Do you have any referrals that you know of in the Columbus, Montgomery or Atlanta areas? I 'd appreciate any information. Thanks, Kathleen