Discuss your concerns
Explain what you would like to discuss and what matters to you. Your surgeon considers your goals alongside relevant medical history and examination findings.
Our Approach · Kings Park Aesthetic Surgery
Individual assessment. Informed decisions.
Your consultation starts with your concerns, anatomy and medical history—not a predetermined procedure. We take a considered approach to discussing what may be appropriate for you.
Understanding you
Assessment before a surgical plan.
Treatment recommendations are based on your individual circumstances and stated goals. No procedure is assumed until a thorough consultation has taken place.
A first consultation typically includes a discussion of your medical history, a physical examination and, where appropriate, clinical photography to support planning and later review.
What to expect at your consultationThe consultation
A clear conversation, step by step.
Understand the options
Your surgeon explains the options reasonably available, including alternatives where relevant, and the expected outcomes, risks and recovery associated with each.
Take time to decide
Ask questions and reflect on the information before making a decision. Where a second opinion or more time is helpful, a further consultation can be arranged.
Preparing for your visit
Make space for your questions.
Confirm the appointment arrangements with the team before attending.
- Write down the concerns and questions you would like to discuss.
- Ask which medical information and referral documents are needed.
- Confirm the consultation fee and any preparation instructions.
- Tell the team about access or communication requirements in advance.
Common questions
Considering your next step.
Will surgery always be recommended?
No procedure is assumed before assessment. Your surgeon will discuss the options reasonably available to you, including alternatives where relevant.
Can I ask for more time?
Decisions are made at a pace that allows questions and reflection. Discuss any uncertainty with your surgeon; a further consultation can be arranged where helpful.
Where can I read about risks?
Visit our Patient Safety and Risks and Informed Consent pages for general information. Your surgeon will discuss the risks specific to your procedure and circumstances.
All surgery carries risk. Website information is general and does not replace an individual consultation.
Get Started
Considering aesthetic surgery?
A consultation with a Specialist Plastic Surgeon is the appropriate first step. The KPAS team can help you identify which surgeons consult in your area of interest.
- Specialist Plastic Surgeons
- Individual Consultation
- Structured Follow-Up
Expertise. People. You.