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Frequently asked questions
We know that many questions can come up before surgery. Here you’ll find clear information about our procedures, care, and recovery so you can make decisions with greater peace of mind.
During your consultation, we assess your health, medical history, body characteristics, and expectations. This helps us determine which procedure may be right for you, always prioritizing your safety.
It is important to know about your health, medications, allergies, and medical history. During your consultation, we’ll explain the necessary tests, preparation recommendations, and care you should take before surgery.
Recovery time depends on the procedure and how your body heals. During your consultation, we’ll advise you on the necessary care and approximate timelines for returning to your activities.
Surgical procedures that require incisions can leave scars. Their location and how they heal depend on the technique used, your skin characteristics, and the healing process.
In some cases, procedures can be combined. However, we must first assess your health, the duration of the surgeries, and the associated risks to determine whether it is safe to perform them together.
The cost depends on the type of procedure, its complexity, and your individual needs. During your consultation, we can define the surgical plan and provide you with a personalized quote.
Yes, we welcome international patients in Cali, Colombia. It is important to plan your consultation, surgery, recovery, and medical follow-ups in advance. The length of your stay will depend on the procedure and your recovery.
No. Liposuction is designed to treat localized fat deposits and improve body contour. It is not a treatment for obesity and does not replace healthy habits.
Liposuction removes localized fat, while a tummy tuck aims to remove excess abdominal skin and, when indicated, repair separated abdominal muscles. During your consultation, we determine which procedure may be right for you.
It is a body contouring procedure that can treat different areas around the torso, such as the abdomen, waist, and back. The areas that can be treated depend on your anatomy and needs.
Not necessarily. To determine whether you’re a candidate, we need to assess your anatomy, fat distribution, skin quality, and overall health. Not everyone is a suitable candidate for this procedure.
Yes, in some cases, procedures can be performed to address excess skin and sagging after significant weight loss. It’s essential to assess your weight stability, nutritional status, and overall health.
It is a combination of procedures designed to address some body changes after pregnancy, such as abdominal sagging and drooping breasts. It may include a tummy tuck and a breast lift, depending on your needs.
Not necessarily. A breast lift can raise and reshape the breasts and can be performed with or without implants. The choice depends on your anatomy, the amount of breast tissue, and the results you want to achieve.
A breast lift aims to correct sagging breasts, while breast augmentation aims to increase their volume. In some cases, both procedures can be combined.
Breast implants are not considered lifetime devices. They require medical follow-up and, in some cases, may need to be replaced or removed. During your consultation, we’ll explain the care and follow-up involved.
After implant removal, the appearance of your breasts depends on your breast tissue, skin elasticity, and the size of your previous implants. In some cases, a breast lift may be recommended to improve their shape and position.
In many cases, yes. It’s important that you have finished breastfeeding and that your breasts have stabilized. During your consultation, we’ll assess the right time to undergo the procedure.
Some breast procedures may affect sensation or the ability to breastfeed. This depends on the technique used and individual factors. If you plan to have children or breastfeed in the future, it’s important to discuss this during your consultation.
Although changes begin to appear in the early stages of recovery, swelling gradually subsides. The final definition of the nose may take a year or longer, depending on your skin characteristics and the surgery performed.
In some cases, nasal surgery can address functional problems as well as aesthetic concerns. Your nasal structures need to be evaluated to determine whether there is an issue that can be corrected surgically.
It is a surgery that can address certain eyelid concerns, such as excess skin or some under-eye bags. During the assessment, we evaluate whether this procedure is suitable for your needs.
It is a facelift technique that works on the deeper structures of the face to reposition tissue and improve certain signs of aging. Whether it is appropriate depends on your anatomy, health, and goals.
There is no single age that applies to everyone for all procedures. Whether a procedure is appropriate depends on your anatomy, health, and individual needs. During the assessment, we can determine whether surgery is right for you.
A medical assessment is needed to identify the possible presence of injected materials. Depending on the findings, we may request imaging tests to determine their location and extent.
Yes. Some injected materials can cause inflammatory reactions, pain, hardening, and other complications, even several years after they are administered. If you experience discomfort or changes in the area, it is important to seek a medical assessment.
It is not always possible to remove all the material without compromising healthy tissue. Each case requires an individual assessment to determine the most appropriate approach and explain the benefits, risks, and limitations of treatment.
The most important thing is to have a medical assessment and avoid procedures or manipulation without professional guidance. If you experience severe pain, fever, or significant changes in the area, seek medical attention promptly.
Not all cases require the same treatment. The decision depends on the type and location of the material, your symptoms, and possible complications. During the assessment, we can determine which options should be considered.
Every body is different. Your assessment should be, too.
We know you may have more specific questions. During the assessment, we evaluate your case individually to guide you through the available options and support you at every stage.
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