Patient journey
From the first conversation to follow-up.
What happens before, during and after a breast surgery consultation and procedure, step by step, without trivializing risks or recovery.
- 01
Initial inquiry
Reach out through the booking page, the inquiry form or by phone. You will receive administrative information about consultations and next steps. Please do not send medical history or photographs through ordinary email or forms.
- 02
Consultation
A medical assessment, a discussion of your goals, an examination where appropriate, and a review of the options. Dr. Jaberi or a member of the team will go through what each option involves. Booking a consultation is not booking surgery.
- 03
Decision-making
Indications, limitations, alternatives, possible risks and the consent process are covered in writing and in conversation. You may take time, ask for a second visit, or decide against surgery.
- 04
Preparation
Individualized preoperative instructions and any required assessments, such as imaging or bloodwork, depending on your procedure and health. A booking deposit reserves a surgery date once you decide to proceed.
- 05
Surgery
Procedure-specific information and anesthesia planning are confirmed beforehand. Surgery takes place in an accredited surgical facility, with the team and plan you have already met.
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Recovery
Healing, restrictions, postoperative appointments and support. Recovery differs by procedure and by person, so you receive instructions for yours, not a generic schedule.
A caution
There is no single recovery timeline.
A lift, a reduction, an augmentation and an implant removal heal differently. Each procedure page describes its own recovery in general terms; your own instructions are what count.
When to contact the clinic
After surgery, call the clinic promptly about: rapidly increasing swelling or one breast becoming much larger or tighter than the other, fever or spreading redness, worsening pain not controlled by your prescribed medication, wound opening, or unusual drainage.
For chest pain, difficulty breathing, fainting, or any emergency: call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
613-591-1188 · This list is general and does not replace the instructions your team gives you.
Your questions.
Your goals.
Your consultation.
A consultation is a conversation: your goals, your anatomy, your options and the honest trade-offs. Booking one is not booking surgery.