Frequently asked questions about consultation and planning.
How the first consultation proceeds, what to bring, which questions are worth asking.
Frequently asked questions about consultation and planning.
How long does a first consultation take?
We take 60–90 minutes. You should be able to ask all your questions — including the ones you did not dare ask before.
What should I bring to the first consultation?
Photographs from your youth (ideally from your twenties and thirties), a current list of medications, and anything you should know about your anatomy and healing behaviour.
Will I be pushed towards surgery after the consultation?
No, never. We call our atmosphere “without time pressure and without sales pressure”. Some patients decide after one consultation, others come three times — both are right.
What is included in the first consultation?
A thorough examination, the analysis of your youth photographs, your individual surgical plan and a written cost estimate. You go home with a clear picture and decide in your own time.
Who advises me — Dr Kuzbari or an assistant?
The consultation always takes place directly with the operating specialist — no consulting assistants.
How is the individual operation plan drawn up?
We analyse photographs from your youth, measure your current anatomy, look at skin quality and bone structure and discuss the vectors of the descent. Only then do we decide together which method suits you.
Will I receive a cost estimate after the consultation?
Yes — in writing, transparently, itemising what is included in the price. You can then decide in your own time.
How much time may pass between consultation and surgery?
As much as you wish. Some patients have surgery after two weeks, others after a year. We are happy to keep our recommendation on file.
