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PATIENT GUIDE

What should I ask at my first aesthetic consultation?

Bring your goals and questions; you do not need to arrive with a treatment selected. A useful consultation should leave you understanding the recommendation, alternatives, risks, recovery and full cost, with time to decide.

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Explain what matters to you

Describe the concern in your own words and what you would like to preserve. It is useful to mention an upcoming event, your tolerance for downtime and any previous treatment experience. Share medicines, allergies, pregnancy or breastfeeding, and relevant medical history with the physician during the assessment.

Understand the person and the plan

Ask who will perform the procedure and about their relevant training. Dr. Roy Dagher is an aesthetic physician with more than 10 years in the field, an AAAM fellowship and training at King’s College London. His biography describes his practice, skin-formulation background and diagnostic facial ultrasound expertise. Credentials do not remove the risks of a procedure.

Ask six practical questions

What is the concern you have identified? Why does this treatment fit? What benefit is realistic, and what will it not change? What are the alternatives, including doing nothing? What complications and recovery should I plan for? What will the complete plan cost, including proposed visits and follow-up?

Know how to book and what happens next

Dr. Roy sees patients by appointment in Mansourieh at the Wooden Bakery Building, 2nd floor, and in Mtaileb at Dermalaser Center. State your preferred location when contacting the clinic. Website forms prepare a WhatsApp draft: you review it and press Send in WhatsApp. Sending a request does not reserve a time; the clinic confirms it directly. We aim to reply within a few hours.

Questions patients ask.

Must I decide on treatment at the first visit?

You can use the consultation to ask questions and consider your options. Clarify any consultation fee before booking.

Should I send medical photographs through the website form?

No. Keep the initial form to booking and non-medical questions. Ask the clinic how to share medical information appropriately.

Where can I find treatment prices?

Contact the clinic for current fees. Ask for the full proposed cost, including follow-up and booking terms, before deciding.

Continue your reading.

Clinic locations, qualifications and contact arrangements were supplied by Dr. Roy Dagher.

General educational information. A consultation is needed to assess your suitability; this guide is not a personal treatment plan.

Discuss your own priorities.

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