Typical mistakes in the decision-making phase
Requesting the same procedure because it looked good on a friend, mistaking a social media filter for a real goal, and making an appointment solely due to a campaign are the most common decision-making mistakes.
The common point of these mistakes is: The person focuses on the external influence, not their own face.
Mistakes in process management
Some patients do not mention their medications or supplements before the procedure, some consider the recommendations given after the procedure unnecessary, and some judge the result in the mirror on the first day. All of these can reduce satisfaction.
The process, as much as the procedure, requires discipline. A good result comes not only from the physician but also from patient cooperation.
- Making price the sole criterion
- Incompletely explaining one's medical history
- Not valuing the control process
- Interpreting the result too early
The most expensive mistake:An incorrect initial decision is often the biggest cost item; the correction process can be more difficult.
What is correct patient behavior?
A patient who tries to understand their own face, asks questions, openly shares their health history, and gives time for the result progresses much more healthily.
Therefore, being a conscious patient does not make aesthetics more difficult; on the contrary, it professionalizes it.
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