The best way to determine which procedure is right for you is by scheduling a consultation with Dr. Saurabh Saxena. During your consultation, he will discuss your aesthetic goals, evaluate your medical history, and recommend the most suitable treatments for achieving your desired outcomes.

During your first consultation, Dr. Saxena will ask about your cosmetic goals, medical history, any previous surgeries, and lifestyle. He will also perform a physical examination and may take photographs to use for planning your surgery. This is your opportunity to ask any questions and express any concerns you might have.

Preparation for surgery may vary depending on the procedure but generally includes avoiding medications that can increase bleeding, stopping smoking, arranging for help during recovery, and following specific instructions given by Dr. Saxena regarding eating, drinking, and medication adjustments.

Recovery varies by procedure, but you will be given detailed post-operative care instructions. Generally, expect some downtime, during which you may experience swelling, bruising, and discomfort. Dr. Saxena will prescribe medication as needed and schedule follow-up appointments to monitor your healing.

While many procedures produce long-lasting results, it's important to maintain a stable weight and healthy lifestyle to prolong your results. Aging and gravity will eventually alter the appearance of your body, but most surgeries offer benefits that last many years.

As with any surgical procedure, there are risks involved, including infection, bleeding, scarring, and anesthesia complications. Dr. Saxena will discuss all potential risks and how they are mitigated during your consultation.

The cost of surgery varies depending on the procedure(s) you choose, the complexity of the surgery, anesthesia, facility fees, and other factors. During your consultation, you will be provided with a detailed cost estimate.

Most cosmetic surgeries are considered elective and are not covered by insurance. However, reconstructive surgeries or procedures deemed medically necessary may be partially or fully covered. We recommend consulting with your insurance provider for specific coverage details.