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Twenty questions to ask before you book treatment abroad
Including the four that most clinics will not answer in writing
Pages
8
Reading time
7 min
Format
You cannot assess a surgeon's technique from a website. You can assess how a clinic answers direct questions, and that correlates better than the photographs do.
About the surgeon
- Who specifically will perform the operation, and can I see their registration number?
- Will the surgeon be present for the whole procedure, or only part of it?
- How many of this exact operation do they perform in a year?
About the price
- What is not in this price?
- If a second session or a revision is needed, what does it cost?
- What happens to the price if the plan changes on the day?
About what could go wrong
- What are the three most common complications of this procedure here, and how often do they happen?
- If something goes wrong after I fly home, who treats me and who pays?
- Is there insurance, and what does it actually cover?
How to read the answers
Specific answers with numbers are a good sign. Reassurance without numbers is not. A clinic that will not put the surgeon's name in writing before you pay a deposit is telling you something important.
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