Posted August 28, 2012 in Frequently asked questions
The time required for a specific surgical procedure depends on what is being done. Minor procedures are often completed in about 30 minutes, but the time varies, depending on the individual patient. Dr. Taylor can give you an estimate of the time required for your procedure, but check in, anesthesia and recovery time are also […]
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We use local, twilight or general anesthesia, depending on the procedure. You will discuss anesthesia with an anesthesiologist, prior to your surgery and can ask any questions you have at that time. This is part of the standard pre-surgical process.
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The level of pain depends on the type of procedure and the pain threshold of that patient. These factors are taken into consideration when choosing the appropriate form of anesthesia and pain management after surgery.
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The time varies based on the individual patient, but usually lasts a few hours. The initial recovery from the anesthesia passes quickly, but there is often pain or discomfort at the site where the surgery was performed. This pain heals over time, as the incision heals. Dr. Taylor will discuss any restrictions on activity and […]
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The time required for healing depends on the procedure. You may be able to return within days or need a week or longer. Dr. Taylor can discuss recovery and work restrictions during your consultation.
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Generally, if the procedure is performed for cosmetic reasons, insurance will not cover it. However, reconstructive surgeries are often fully or partially covered by insurance.
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Patients choose cosmetic surgery to change a part of the body that is healthy and normal. Reconstructive surgery is designed to correct an abnormality. This can be a birth defect, disease, physical trauma or other procedure needed to restore the part of the body to normal functioning.
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We can help with financing for patients. We will provide an application at your consultation, so you can apply for financing for your surgery.
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The procedure, age of the patient, presence of other health conditions and other factors influence the length of time a surgical procedure will last. For some procedures, the results are permanent. Other procedures last for a certain length of time. Dr. Taylor can discuss the results during your consultation.
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Your procedure may be performed in the operating room in our office, outpatient surgery center or a local hospital. The place where the procedure is performed depends on what is being done.
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