The Consultation

The consultation is perhaps the most significant step for anyone contemplating aesthetic or reconstructive surgery. With Jonathan Britto and Raj Ragoowansi, the consultation will be as individual as you are, and will take as long as necessary to give and receive as much information as needed to plan your care. We believe in an unpressured and relaxed exchange of information in understandable terms. We use photographs of our own cases, used with permission from our former and current patients to illustrate our advice and results. Our procedures are designed to achieve balance and harmony in the face, body and breast, for aesthetics or reconstruction, and where possible we will illustrate with examples that most closely resemble your own circumstances.

We will take a full medical and general health history from you, advising on your medications and the implications of smoking for your planned procedure. No facelift, breast rebalancing, or reconstructive procedure is the same, and we will advise the best option from a variety of techniques within each range of procedures.

We will listen, advise, and be realistic about what we can achieve. In pursuit of flawless results, we plan an optimal care plan and surgery, with comprehensive post-operative support, where patient care and safety are our top priorities.

By the end of the consultation we will have

• Understood your aims
• Assessed your health and formulated a plan
• Reached agreement over what can be achieved and with minimal risk

After the consultation you will receive a comprehensive letter of summary of the discussion, a written quote, information packs on all procedures discussed and will be able to decide on preferred date and hospital for your procedure. We will inform your GP as a professional courtesy only with your permission. We offer second consultations at no cost to discuss any questions which arise, and are happy to do this, as full understanding makes for confident and successful outcomes.

Read what Millie Kendall had to say following our recent consultation: Click here