TRUST
Trust is something I deeply value.
As a highly experienced practitioner of facial plastic surgery, being trusted by my patients is the best endorsement.
Many patients recommend me to their friends and family. Word-of-mouth is based on trust and personal relationship, second only to an actual patient returning when they decide to undergo a more extensive procedure.
Before and two weeks after Deep Plane Face and Necklift surgery with Dr George Marcells
Whom to trust
When someone says, “trust me, I’m a doctor”, our first instinct is not to trust them.
Being told to trust someone is not enough. As someone interested in undergoing or learning about a facial plastic surgery procedure, it is so important to decipher who you can and can’t trust.
Be wary of marketing spin, discounts and anything that seems ‘too good to be true’.
Trust is something that must be earned. It should never be assumed or imposed.
Factors to consider in your decision-making process include:
Before and two weeks after Deep Plane Face and Necklift surgery with Dr. George Marcells
Current regulations
Medico legal regulations that are currently in place exist to help shield you from excessive coercion from untrained or inexperienced practitioners making false promises. There are too many tragic stories circulating of cosmetic surgery gone wrong.
Unlike in other parts of the world, in Australia even highly experienced surgeons are restricted from sharing “testimonials” from patients.
This means that I can’t directly share the comments and feedback of my patients about their results and personalised care, even when they want me to tell the world!
As part of your research, you will likely notice multiple five star reviews and read comments that patients have left of their own volition. Reviews are another forum where you’ll need to decipher real from fake.
Rest assured, all before and after photos featured here or on my Instagram are shared with their permission, and in compliance with current medical regulations.
Before and two weeks after Deep Plane Face and Necklift surgery with Dr Marcells
Listening
Listening to comments from patients who have had their procedure and want to share how they feel is not something we can incorporate into any information sharing process. That’s because when you are deciding about an area as important as your face, you need to stay focused and able to consider and assess fully.
Before (L) and three years after Rhinoplasty (centre) and two weeks after Deep Plane Face and Necklift surgery (R)
Truth telling
During a consultation I listen to you and assess your unique attributes, explain the procedure in more detail and answer any questions. Following this, we also sometimes connect you with patients who have had the procedure so that you can ask them about their experience.
Unscrupulous operators will coerce you; an experienced and ethical surgeon will listen, inform, connect and communicate. The choice about having a facial plastic surgery procedure is only ever yours to make.
To learn more about Deep Plane Face and Necklift surgery, or make an appointment (with GP referral) to see me, you can call my rooms, tel: 1300 555 095 or submit an enquiry here.
Stay connected:
Two weeks after Deep Plane Face and Necklift surgery with Dr George Marcells.
All surgeries on this page are performed by Dr George Marcells and are published with the consent of his patients.
There is no guarantee that your results will be similar as surgical outcomes vary. All content on our page is general in nature and does not imply a guarantee of similar outcomes or act in substitute of professional medical advice.
Any surgery or invasive procedure carries inherent risks and has recovery time. For more information, please see our website www.drgeorgemarcells.com.au.
Dr Marcells is a Specialist Head and Neck Surgeon with great experience in Facial Plastic surgery FRACS. (Registration: MED0001133270)
Before and two weeks after Deep Plane Face and Necklift surgery with Dr George Marcells
Whom to trust
When someone says, “trust me, I’m a doctor”, our first instinct is not to trust them. Being told to trust someone is not enough. As someone interested in undergoing or learning about a facial plastic surgery procedure, it is so important to decipher who you can and can’t trust. Be wary of marketing spin, discounts and anything that seems ‘too good to be true’. Trust is something that must be earned. It should never be assumed or imposed. Factors to consider in your decision-making process include:Before and two weeks after Deep Plane Face and Necklift surgery with Dr. George Marcells
Current regulations
Medico legal regulations that are currently in place exist to help shield you from excessive coercion from untrained or inexperienced practitioners making false promises. There are too many tragic stories circulating of cosmetic surgery gone wrong. Unlike in other parts of the world, in Australia even highly experienced surgeons are restricted from sharing “testimonials” from patients. This means that I can’t directly share the comments and feedback of my patients about their results and personalised care, even when they want me to tell the world! As part of your research, you will likely notice multiple five star reviews and read comments that patients have left of their own volition. Reviews are another forum where you’ll need to decipher real from fake. Rest assured, all before and after photos featured here or on my Instagram are shared with their permission, and in compliance with current medical regulations.Before and two weeks after Deep Plane Face and Necklift surgery with Dr Marcells
Listening
Listening to comments from patients who have had their procedure and want to share how they feel is not something we can incorporate into any information sharing process. That’s because when you are deciding about an area as important as your face, you need to stay focused and able to consider and assess fully.Before (L) and three years after Rhinoplasty (centre) and two weeks after Deep Plane Face and Necklift surgery (R)
Truth telling
During a consultation I listen to you and assess your unique attributes, explain the procedure in more detail and answer any questions. Following this, we also sometimes connect you with patients who have had the procedure so that you can ask them about their experience. Unscrupulous operators will coerce you; an experienced and ethical surgeon will listen, inform, connect and communicate. The choice about having a facial plastic surgery procedure is only ever yours to make. To learn more about Deep Plane Face and Necklift surgery, or make an appointment (with GP referral) to see me, you can call my rooms, tel: 1300 555 095 or submit an enquiry here. Stay connected:Two weeks after Deep Plane Face and Necklift surgery with Dr George Marcells.
