Do I need to disclose my history of implant or crown treatments when consulting for a lifting procedure?
Scheduled branch to visit: Maypure Bucheon Branch
I am wondering how much of my dental treatment history I need to prepare before a lifting consultation. I would also like to know if oral items such as implants, crowns, or orthodontic appliances are checked when determining the type of procedure. Since the methods used vary even though they are grouped under the name "lifting," I would like to ask first what information I should provide, rather than assuming that the same applies to all procedures.
I am wondering if I only need to mention the location where I received dental treatment, or if I also need to know the timing and materials used. There might be cases where I don't know the exact name of the material. In such cases, would it be better to have a consultation first to receive the necessary information and verify it with the dental clinic? Rather than guessing and explaining what I don't know, I would like to know exactly what items need to be confirmed.
I would like to know if the treatment area and the location of the dental treatment are considered together, especially when consulting about the lower face or jawline. I am curious whether all methods should be ruled out simply because there is an appliance in the mouth, or if the assessment varies depending on the equipment and the area treated. I would like to confirm the feasibility during an in-person consultation rather than deciding based only on brief online answers.
If I have recently received dental treatment or have upcoming appointments, should I consult separately regarding the procedure order? I think it is also important to mention if the area around my mouth is still uncomfortable or if I am in the process of recovery. I am wondering if I need to provide details about my treatment history and current condition, rather than simply asking about the intervals between appointments, to receive specific guidance.
During the consultation, I would like to provide information about my desired lifting effect and dental treatment in advance, and have the available options explained. I think it would be better to compare options based on my conditions from the start, rather than choosing a specific device first and then just checking if it is available. If further verification is required, I would like to ask if it is possible to proceed with just a consultation without deciding on the procedure on the same day.
Should I mention my history of dental treatment when booking at the Bucheon branch? If there are any documents I need to prepare, it would be helpful if you could let me know what format they are. I want to make an informed decision after fully understanding the precautions I was told during the consultation. When looking into lifting procedures, it was easy to focus only on the facial skin, but I think it would be best to start by organizing what information I need to disclose in advance. Please also provide guidance on the items included in the pre-procedure medical history questionnaire.
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