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Plastic surgery in Lebanon: what happens at the first consultation

Plastic surgery in Lebanon starts with a consultation: an examination in person, a plan made from your own photographs, the risks gone through in full, and the same surgeon at every visit. Where, when and what to expect.

The first visit is a conversation, not a booking

Plastic surgery in Lebanon starts with a consultation, and nothing is booked under pressure. The visit is a frank conversation about what you want to change, what is realistic, and whether surgery is really the right answer. Some patients are advised against surgery; hearing that is a sign the consultation is honest.

You are examined in person

The examination is done in person, by the surgeon who will operate. A result cannot be predicted from someone else's photograph, so the plan is not drawn from a catalogue: it is made from your own examination and your own photographs. Photographs of other people can be brought as a starting point for conversation, never as a target.

The risks are gone through in full

You are told what the operation will do, what it will not do, the risks in full, and the recovery. The risks of each operation are written out in plain words on its page, because a patient who has read them and still wants to proceed is a patient who will be content afterwards. The timeline for your own operation is gone through before surgery.

The same surgeon, every visit

Dr. Vincent ElKhoury is a board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon and a member of the Lebanese Order of Physicians. Every patient is seen by him at the clinic, and he operates on every case himself. You meet the person who will do the operation before you decide, which is the check set out in how to choose a plastic surgeon in Lebanon. If you are comparing plastic surgeons in Lebanon, that article lists what to ask of any of them.

Where, and when

The clinic is on Mkalles Main Street in Mansourieh, Metn, and is open Monday to Friday, 10:00 to 18:00. Consultations are in English, French or Arabic. To book, call or WhatsApp +961 1 697 739, or send the consultation form on this site. Operations take place at Hayek Hospital or Bellevue Medical Center.

Which procedures are discussed

The seven procedures at this practice each have their own page: eyelid surgery in Lebanon, rhinoplasty in Lebanon, liposuction in Lebanon, tummy tuck in Lebanon, gynecomastia surgery in Lebanon, botulinum toxin and filler in Lebanon and keloid treatment in Lebanon. Reading the relevant page before the visit means you arrive with your questions already formed.

What to bring

Your own photographs, if you have them. For a revision, photographs from before the first operation are compared against the current shape. The photographs published by this practice follow fixed rules, set out in how to read before and after photographs.

Questions

FAQ

What happens at the first consultation?

You are examined in person by the surgeon who will operate. You are told what the operation will and will not do, the risks in full and the recovery. The plan is made from your own examination and your own photographs. Nothing is booked under pressure.

Will I see the same surgeon at every visit?

Yes. Every patient is seen by Dr. Vincent ElKhoury at the clinic, and he operates on every case himself.

Where is the clinic, and when is it open?

On Mkalles Main Street in Mansourieh, Metn, Monday to Friday, 10:00 to 18:00. Consultations are in English, French or Arabic. Call or WhatsApp +961 1 697 739, or send the consultation form on this site.

Where are the operations performed?

At Hayek Hospital or Bellevue Medical Center. The consultation beforehand takes place at the clinic in Mansourieh.

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The consultation

An honest conversation about what you want changed, what is realistic, and whether surgery is the right answer at all. You are seen in the clinic in Mansourieh, and operated on at Hayek Hospital or Bellevue Medical Center.