FAQ
Consultation
Am I a good candidate for cosmetic surgery?
Generally, patients who are non-smokers, who are in good overall health and are currently at a healthy body weight are good candidates for cosmetic surgery. Those who suffer from serious health should not consider cosmetic surgery. It’s also very important for prospective patients to have realistic expectations for their surgery results. Honesty about your medical history, plastic surgery goals and any concerns you have is crucial so we can make an informed and realistic assessment about what procedures may be best for you.
Is there a fee for consultation?
Can I bring a friend with me to my consultation?
What if I have questions after my consultation?
Surgery
Is plastic surgery safe?
As with all medical procedures, there is some level of risk involved. Dr. Kennedy is a board-certified plastic surgeon which means he has gone through the appropriate training and has years of experience. Plastic surgeons cannot be board-certified unless they have completed a 4 year residency program in plastic surgery. All risks associated with your procedure will be discussed during your consultation and any questions you have will be answered.
What is the difference between cosmetic and reconstructive surgery?
Where will my surgery be performed?
Will I be asleep for my surgery?
What will my recovery time be?
Do I stay in the hospital after surgery?
How do I know what size breast implant is best for me?
What do I do if I have questions or concerns after my surgery?
Do breast implants need to be replaced?