YOUR CONSULTATION
First, we understand you.
Space for your questions. Time for your decision.
You do not need to have made a decision before you arrive. A consultation is your opportunity to understand, ask questions and consider whether treatment is right for you.
Arrange your consultation
THREE CHAPTERS, AT YOUR PACE
From a question to a clear decision.
Explore each step and what helps you prepare for it.
01Before your visit
Write down what you would like to discuss. Bring a list of medicines, supplements and allergies, along with relevant reports or details of previous procedures.
02During the assessment
Discuss your goals openly. An examination helps clarify appropriate options, alternatives, possible improvement and risks specific to you.
03Before making a decision
Ask about the plan, costs, anaesthesia, recovery and follow-up. You can take time to reflect and ask further questions.
If you choose to proceed
The clinic confirms the arrangements required. Ask for written care instructions, follow-up appointments and how to get advice if you are concerned.
VISUALISING EXPECTATIONS
Simulation supports the conversation.
Three-dimensional simulation can help you discuss nasal shape and facial balance, clarify what you have in mind and explore your goals with Dr Haber.
A simulated image is not a promise of an outcome: actual results depend on anatomy and healing. Ask the clinic about availability and what your consultation includes.
Explore three-dimensional planningBEFORE YOU ARRIVE
Five questions to bring with you.
What would I like to change, and what would I like to preserve?
What health conditions, medicines or previous procedures should I mention?
How would I arrange work, family and support during recovery?
What are the risks and alternatives, including doing nothing?
What is included in the cost, and how is follow-up arranged?
A FEW ANSWERS
Questions before your appointment
Does a consultation commit me to surgery?
No. It is an opportunity to understand your options, risks and alternatives, including having no procedure. Take the time you need to decide.
How do I know which procedure is right for me?
Start with your concerns rather than the name of an operation. A medical assessment helps establish whether treatment is appropriate and what it could realistically achieve.
Can I find out the cost before my consultation?
Costs depend on the procedure, treatment plan and individual needs. Contact the clinic for consultation fees, and ask for a breakdown of treatment costs and what is included before agreeing.
Are results guaranteed or identical to the photographs?
No result is guaranteed. Anatomy and healing vary from person to person. Case photographs and simulations are not a promise of your outcome.
YOUR FIRST STEP
There’s room for every question.
Understand your options in a consultation.