Treatment planning
Treatment Planning, Not Packages
No treatment packages are currently on sale or available to reserve. These are the four questions the consultation process should answer before any individual proposal is accepted.
Start With the Concern
No package selected in advance
Describe what you have noticed, your goals, previous treatment and what you want to avoid. A consultation may lead to information, referral, no treatment or a future proposal.
Includes
- ●Relevant health, medicines and allergy history
- ●Individual assessment with your knowledge and consent
- ●Your preferred degree of change and realistic limits
- ●The option to pause or decide against treatment
Understand the Options
Suitability comes before combination
Any suitable option should be explained with its purpose, material risks, limitations and alternatives. More procedures are not automatically better.
Includes
- ●Why an option may or may not suit the concern
- ●Product information and traceability where relevant
- ●Reasonable alternatives and another professional route
- ●Cumulative risk if a staged plan is discussed
Receive a Written Total
No hidden package assumptions
Before treatment, the proposed product or service, quantity or course, complete price and booking terms should be clear in writing.
Includes
- ●What is included and charged separately
- ●Deposit, cancellation and refund terms
- ●Follow-up arrangements and any possible cost
- ●What happens if the proposed plan changes
Confirm the Care Path
Consent, aftercare and urgent concerns
The plan should identify who is responsible for treatment, records, aftercare, follow-up and urgent concerns before you decide.
Includes
- ●Written consent and patient-specific information
- ●Aftercare and an appropriate contact route
- ●Warning signs and escalation instructions
- ●A fresh assessment before any adjustment
Want to Discuss a Treatment Plan?
Use the consultation form to share what you would like to discuss. Sending a request does not create an appointment or commit you to treatment.
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