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Patient Safety: What questions should I be asking my Plastic Surgeon?

Q What are your qualifications and experience? Are you a member of ASPS and have a Fellowship with the Royal Australia College of Surgeons?

Q How many times have you performed this procedure?

Q How many times have you performed this procedure in the last six months?

Q Can I speak to another patient in your clinic?

Q What are the complications associated with this surgery?

Q If a complication does occur, how will you deal with this?

Q Are there any side-effects from this surgery?

Q What aftercare is provided by your rooms and is this included in the treatment costs?

Q Is my procedure being performed in an accredited hospital under a general anaesthetic?

Q Will there be a specialist Anaesthetist present throughout my whole operation?

To see what qualifications Dr Ho has please visit his website

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Dr. Kevin Ho – Specialist Plastic Surgeon

 

Dr Kevin Ho is a highly skilled Specialist Plastic Surgeon with extensive experience in both reconstructive and cosmetic procedures. His expertise includes breast surgery, body contouring, facial rejuvenation, and skin cancer reconstruction, delivering tailored solutions to meet each patient’s unique needs.

Renowned for his precision and patient-centred approach, Dr Ho combines advanced surgical techniques with a commitment to achieving natural, lasting results. He is dedicated to ongoing education and innovation, ensuring his practice remains at the forefront of modern plastic surgery.

With a reputation for excellence and a compassionate manner, Dr Kevin Ho is a trusted name in plastic surgery, helping patients regain confidence and improve their quality of life.

 

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