With the publics burgeoning desire for aesthetic and anti-aging treatments, comes the same number of providers wanting to fill those needs. In days gone by, patients choose their cosmetic doctors primarily by word-of-mouth. Doctor reputations were earned by results and longevity used. While this still has significant importance today, the use of paper and visual media and in particular the internet, has enabled a doctor to shape his credibility and reputation way ahead of what years of experience could similarly do. Such digital and electronic exposure can be extremely helpful or might possibly be potentially deceiving to prospective patients.
Beyond the glitzy advertisements, well-crafted websites, and free seminars with wine and food, what are some helpful criteria that can guide patients on whom to trust to undergo the cosmetic knife, needle, or laser? Many for this most basic criteria are very well known and have been published many times in a different place. Evaluating training, education, and board-certification are absolute basics and you are relatively easy to influence. Of this group, the substantial question is.are you board-certified.and in what specialty? Once past these basics, however, the next confidence level can only be gained in an actual visit. Someone’s website can get one to the consultation chair, but what you learn there can be more informative than any brochure if you know what to look and listen for. I would concentrate on these issues:
1) Did the consultation feel like an educational experience or a sales presentation?
2) Where treatment protocols presented and tool review.or was only one treatment approach
offered?
3) Was time given to answer all your questions below.and a way to respond to questions that may
arise after?
4) Were actual before and after procedure photos created by the doctor you are seeing shown possibly method to view them provided?
5) Was referring with actual patients whom have had the procedures offered regarding option? Were
these patients whom have had surgery had it in the past three months so that their memories are unprocessed?
6) Finally, once home, did the physician and his office feel right? Did the consultation cause you to
feel softer and secure in choice?
In the end, a difficult connection and a sense of security is the final layer in the selection process to get built on a foundation with the doctor’s education, training and certifications.
SKIN CLUB – COSMETIC DOCTORS
150A Chapel St, Windsor VIC 3000, Australia
+61 3 9999 7368
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Posted on:
August 20, 2019