What does FACSC mean in SURGICAL

Facial and cosmetic surgery are surgical procedures that involve altering the appearance of facial features and/or other body parts. These surgeries may be performed to improve or reshape facial features, such as a nose job, chin augmentation, or eyebrow lift. They can also be done to reduce signs of aging or to correct birth defects or trauma caused by illness or injury.

Yes, facial and cosmetic surgery is generally very safe when performed by an experienced surgeon with the latest techniques and technology. When considering any type of surgical procedure you should always find out what risks may be associated with it. While serious complications do not occur often, they can happen. For this reason, it’s important to make sure you choose a surgeon who is experienced in the particular procedure you want to have done.

The length of recovery time depends on the type of procedure you have had done, but most people can expect some amount of swelling, bruising, discomfort, and downtime afterward. Generally speaking however, post-operative instructions should be followed closely to ensure the best possible outcome in terms of both safety and appearance.

Insurance plans vary greatly so it would depend on your particular plan what types of procedures would be covered under your policy. Generally speaking however, most insurance companies will not cover procedures that are considered to be elective or for aesthetic purposes only.

The first thing to look for in a surgeon is his credentials. Make sure he is certified by either the American Board of Plastic Surgery or the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS). Additionally, make sure he has extensive experience in performing the particular procedure you are interested in having done. Finally, evaluate how comfortable you feel with him during your consultation visit; it’s important that your doctor understands your goals so that he can provide an appropriate treatment plan tailored specifically for you.

It depends on the type of procedure being performed but typically general anesthesia is used for larger operations while local anesthesia – combined with intravenous sedation – may be used for less-invasive surgeries like laser resurfacing or injectables like fillers or Botox treatments.

Yes there are many non-surgical alternatives offered at FACSC including laser treatments which can help smooth wrinkles, improve skin tone & texture as well as reduce scars & other blemishes; injectables such as Botox & dermal fillers which help reduce wrinkles & restore volume to areas such as lips & cheeks; skin care products which can help reduce signs of aging while also providing nourishment & protection for healthy skin.

Yes! FACSC offers several options that allow patients to finance their services over time using a variety payment plans depending on their individual needs & budget.

Before undergoing any type operation involving anesthetics always make sure that you discuss any current allergies or medical conditions that may affect the safety & outcome of your specific procedure with your doctor beforehand; additionally block off adequate time required afterwards for complete recovery & follow-up visits if necessary.

Every individual is unique so actual results may vary but usually with most procedures effects become noticeable within a few days after initial treatment but full results may take weeks up months depending on the individual healing process.