Tadros Plastic Surgery

Frequently Asked Questions

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At Dr Amir Tadros Plastic Surgery, we understand patients often have questions when considering surgery or treatments. Below are some of the most common questions, grouped by topic.
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General Questions

A referral is not always required, but it may be necessary if your procedure could be eligible for Medicare or private health rebates.

Mr Tadros is a UK and Australian qualified plastic surgeon with fellowships including FRACS, FRCS (Plast), and FESSH. These reflect his surgical training and experience.

Procedures are carried out in accredited hospitals or facilities that meet required safety standards.
General risks may include bleeding, infection, scarring, blood clots, or anaesthesia-related complications. Specific risks depend on the procedure and will be explained during consultation.
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Consultation & Process

Your consultation will include a discussion of your goals, a review of your medical history, and an examination. Options, risks, and recovery will be explained so you can make an informed decision.
Preparation may include adjusting medications, stopping smoking, arranging support at home, and following pre-operative instructions.
Yes, virtual consultations may be available for initial discussions or follow-up appointments.

Timing depends on clinic availability and the type of procedure. This will be confirmed when you book. 

We will usually see all cancer referrals within 7 days and subsequent surgery within 2 weeks of your consultation.

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Costs & Insurance

Costs vary depending on the procedure, facility, and anaesthesia. A detailed quote will be provided after consultation.
Some reconstructive procedures may attract rebates, but cosmetic procedures are generally not covered. Coverage depends on your health fund and the procedure.
Payment options can be discussed with the clinic team at the time of booking.
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Body Surgery

Recovery time varies by procedure and individual healing. Some people return to light activities in a few weeks, while full recovery may take several months.
Some body procedures require an overnight stay, while others may be performed as day surgery. This depends on your health and the extent of surgery.
Scars are a normal outcome of surgery. Their appearance depends on the procedure and individual healing. They usually fade with time but remain permanent.
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Breast Surgery

Procedures may include augmentation mammoplasty (breast augmentation), mastopexy (breast lift), reduction mammoplasty (breast reduction), and breast reconstruction. The most suitable option depends on your goals and medical suitability.

Recovery varies depending on the procedure. Many patients resume light activities after 1–2 weeks, with full recovery taking several weeks to months.
All breast procedures involve incisions that leave scars. Their location and appearance depend on the type of surgery and individual healing. Scars generally fade but are permanent.
Breast implants used in augmentation mammoplasty are not considered lifetime devices. They may need to be replaced or removed in the future due to ageing, changes in the body, or complications.
Some procedures may affect the ability to breastfeed, while others may not. This depends on the type of surgery performed and individual circumstances.
Some procedures, such as reconstruction or reduction mammoplasty for medical reasons, may be eligible for rebates. Cosmetic augmentation mammoplasty is generally not covered.
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Face Surgery

Initial changes may be visible soon after surgery, but swelling and healing can take weeks to months before results fully settle.
Results are long-lasting but do not stop the natural ageing process. Over time, features will continue to change.
Scars are usually placed in natural creases or less noticeable areas. Their appearance varies with healing and is permanent, though often less visible with time.
Time off varies depending on the procedure and healing. Many patients need 1–3 weeks before returning to regular activities.
In some cases, yes. This depends on the type of treatments, the timing, and your individual circumstances.
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Non-Surgical Treatments

The duration depends on the treatment, product used, and individual response. Most require maintenance sessions.
Many non-surgical treatments allow a return to daily activities straight away, though temporary swelling, redness, or bruising may occur.
Yes. Risks may include swelling, bruising, unevenness, or allergic reactions. These are usually temporary but will be explained before treatment.
The choice depends on your goals, expectations, and medical suitability. Surgical procedures often provide longer-lasting changes, while non-surgical options are temporary.
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Hand Surgery

Changes in sensation are possible after hand surgery. Some improve over time, while others may be permanent.
This depends on the procedure and recovery progress. Some people return within weeks, while others may need longer.
Many patients benefit from hand therapy or physiotherapy to support recovery and restore function.
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Recovery & Aftercare

Some discomfort is expected. It is usually managed with pain relief and post-operative care.
Swelling, bruising, and scarring are common. These usually improve over time, though scars are permanent.
Follow-up appointments are arranged to monitor healing. The clinic provides aftercare instructions and guidance.
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Next Steps

What should I do if I have further questions?

If you have questions not covered here, please contact the clinic team. They will provide further information and arrange a consultation if needed.

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