How we measure the success of a procedure:

• The satisfaction of a patient post-surgery

• Expectation: realistic and compliant patients obtain better results

• The specific type of procedure undertaken (highly variable)

• Surgeon’s expertise and level of communication with the patient

• Tissue quality: this is particularly important in certain procedures, as better results may be obtained in younger, non-smokers or those with better (less elastic) tissues

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This website is designed to supply useful information, and isn’t to be regarded as advice specific to any particular case. The information contained is by no means exhaustive and it doesn’t replace the need for a thorough consultation. Restore Surgery accepts no liability for any decision taken by the reader in respect of the treatment they decide to undertake.