Q: Should I do the surgery or not, I am concerned about Covid 19 infection possibility?

A: COVID-19 Precautions are being strictly taken pre, intro and post-operative to provide the patient with the safest experience possible.

Q: What should I do to minimize the risk of contracting COVID Pre and Post Op?

A: Play it safe in the 2 weeks before the surgery in terms of minimizing “unnecessary” social meetings, avoid contact with strangers as possible, and report any unusual symptoms.

Q: I have just recovered from Covid, when is it considered safe to undergo plastic surgery?

A: It depends on two main factors: -Your current general condition – Local versus General Anesthesia. Generally speaking, it’s recommended to wait at least six months after Covid recovery for General Anesthesia. Local anesthesia can be done anytime, provided that you are in good condition.

Q: Can I undergo a plastic surgery if I am not vaccinated?

A: Yes. As far as the regular precautions are taking place.

Q: Regarding Covid-19, Is there any preference of undergoing the surgery in summer versus winter ?

A: General speaking, outbreaks are less in the summertime. In the end, surgery timing is completely optional and up to the patient.

Q: Will my hospital stay increases my chances of contracting Covid-19?

A: Patients are encouraged to go home at the earliest. There are a group of hospital acquired infections can be contracted during the hospital stay. This can be minimized with following the precautions and the guidelines.