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The holiday season can be an outstanding time to undergo plastic surgery for many reasons. With this in mind, it’s worth mentioning that cosmetic surgery has become a very fashionable holiday gift in recent years for both men and women. Giving the gift of aesthetic rejuvenation can be an excellent and unique way to show that special someone in your life just how much you care. However, there are things that anyone should be aware of before taking this step. I am happy to provide tips for how to successfully give the gift of plastic surgery this holiday season.

Discuss It With The Gift Recipient First

Before making any decisions, it is absolutely essential that you discuss this idea with your loved one and make sure that this is something that they want. You obviously do not want to hurt their feelings by sending a message that may come across as saying you don’t like the way they look. Plastic surgery as a gift is ideally for people who have previously mentioned a desire for a specific cosmetic procedure in the past as well as the plastic surgeon they prefer.

Find The Right Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon

Once you have decided to gift plastic surgery to someone, the most important step is finding or helping your loved one find an experienced, board-certified plastic surgeon that they approve to perform the procedure. Obviously, experience with the specific surgery being performed is a necessity, but there are other factors to keep in mind in order to provide your loved one with the best plastic surgery experience. Read reviews to see what previous patients say about a surgeon’s manner, staff, office environment, and aesthetic results before choosing anyone. Most importantly, ensure that your loved one has consulted with at least one plastic surgeon who they feel comfortable with.

Consider Plastic Surgery Financing If Needed

While plastic surgery is often less costly than many people realize, utilizing plastic surgery financing tools can still be incredibly helpful for some people. Because many plastic surgeries are considered elective procedures, they typically will not be covered by health insurance providers. This is why I offer my patients the option of 6, 12, 18, and 24-month payment plans to finance their plastic surgery procedures.

The holiday season offers many unique advantages for plastic surgery patients. If you or someone you love is interested in undergoing a cosmetic procedure this year, giving the gift of plastic surgery is certainly something worth considering. For more information on cosmetic surgery or to schedule an in-person consultation appointment, please contact me, Dr. Franklyn Elliott. Don’t forget to follow me on Facebook for additional plastic surgery news, tips, and much more.