If you’re considering plastic surgery, a great way to be more comfortable and confident in your decision is to have the support of your loved ones and a caring medical staff. One of the main benefits of having a support system you can trust is the honesty behind their words. Friends and family often have a significant influence on a person’s feelings and choices, and knowing that they are there for you can make a world of difference in your overall plastic surgery experience. From your mental and physical well-being to your goals and expectations, having trustworthy and caring people be a part of the process is vital to the success of your plastic surgery.
Making an Honest Decision
It’s extremely important to talk to someone you trust when making a decision about whether to undergo surgery. Those interested in plastic surgery should have at least one person they can openly and honestly talk with about their concerns and goals for the surgery, and this person or group of people can provide feedback to help make the best possible decision. Potential patients should want to undergo plastic surgery for their own personal reasons, not to satisfy the desires of others. If a loved one detects that you are interested in a procedure for the wrong reasons, it is very likely that they will discuss their concerns with you. This might prevent you from making a decision you may potentially regret down the line, or it will allow you to gain their full support by explaining how plastic surgery will help you. Being truthful about your desires to receive plastic surgery will aid those who love you in understanding your goals and giving you the encouragement you need to be confident in your decision.
Emotional Support
Plastic surgery is not just about physical change; it comes with emotional implications as well. Feelings of self-consciousness and insecurities about a body part or parts are common emotions that drive a person to look into the plastic surgery options that can help them feel better about themselves. Plastic surgery is a great way to overcome insecurities and gain a better self-image and confidence, and the support of loved ones can help patients deal with their emotions in a healthy way.
Physical Support
Getting physical support from a friend or loved one is also recommended for plastic surgery patients. From driving you home after surgery to making meals for you during your initial recovery period, their assistance will be much needed and appreciated. The best way to build a strong support system — be it one person or five people — is to be truthful and vocal regarding your needs.
A Supportive Medical Staff
Our staff here at the office of Trenton C. Jones, M.D. is also a great support system. It is important to choose a board-certified plastic surgeon and staff that you are comfortable with, and our caring professionals are committed to the highest standards of excellence. We ensure that all your needs are attended to and aim to provide the most comfortable environment for the best overall plastic surgery experience. Dr. Jones gives close, personal attention to each patient and is highly available to address any and all questions and concerns you may have.
If you are considering plastic surgery, please call (801) 418-8172 or fill out our online contact form today. Dr. Jones is board certified by The American Board of Plastic Surgery (ABPS), and he and his staff look forward to supporting you and helping you have the best plastic surgery experience.
