What a Consultation with Mansher Singh, MD, FACS Involves

Arranging the Appointment

• Telephone (646) 480-1709
• Email info@manshersinghmd.com
• Virtual consultation, which is standard for patients travelling from outside the region
• Office at 1035 Park Avenue, Suite E, New York, NY 10028

What Happens During It

1. A discussion of what you want changed, in your own words rather than in procedure names
2. Examination of the relevant anatomy, including skin quality, volume, and underlying structure
3. An explanation of which techniques suit that anatomy, and which do not
4. Photographs for the record, taken in standardised positions
5. An itemised quote covering surgeon, anaesthesia, and facility fees

Questions Worth Asking Any Surgeon

• Which board certifies you, and in what specialty?
• How often do you perform this specific operation?
• Where will the operation take place, and are you privileged at a hospital nearby?
• Who administers the anaesthesia and what are their qualifications?
• May I see results at twelve months on patients with anatomy like mine?
• What is your revision policy and what would it cost me?

Signals Worth Noticing

A consultation that opens with a discount that expires, that avoids naming risks, or that recommends a procedure you did not raise is telling you something about how the practice operates. So is a consultation that declines to operate, which is a decision competent surgeons make regularly and which patients rarely hear about.

Frequently asked questions

Is the consultation free?

Yes, complimentary consultations are offered in person and virtually. A complimentary consultation is common in aesthetic practice and should not be read as a discount, since the value is in the assessment and the itemised quote it produces.

Can I consult remotely?

Virtual consultations are available and are the normal starting point for patients travelling from outside the New York region. An in-person examination is still required before surgery is scheduled.

What should I bring?

Photographs of results you like and dislike, a written list of questions, a current medication list including supplements, and your relevant medical history. Photographs of disliked results are often the most useful item, because they define the boundaries of what you want.

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