Having a fat transfer cosmetic or plastic surgery procedure can be a daunting experience. It is normal to be anxious about it, especially on the day.
Dr Joseph Rizk is an experienced plastic surgeon in Sydney who specialises in fat transfer. You have made it on the procedure list, be assured that every detail has been taken care of to make your procedure safe and effective. The aim is safety with consistent results in fat transfer.
You will be greeted by our friendly front desk staff. The paperwork and mandatory checks are performed.
Next the clinics nurse will prepare you . Once in your surgical gown, your vital signs like blood pressure and oxygenation are checked. You are weighed.
Dr Rizk will greet you and answer any questions about fat transfer recovery. Photographs might be taken and marking of areas to be operated on are performed.
You will meet the anaesthetist, who is accredited by the Royal Australian College of Anaesthetists. You will have the necessary pre-medications and treatments.
Once the procedure is complete you will be escorted to the recovery area to get into any post-surgery garments and get dressed. Once recovered you will have something to eat and drink and once the safety checklist is complete you can leave it in the care of a responsible adult.
Our friendly and experienced staff will endeavour to make your fat transfer experience as pleasant as possible. We strive for safety and great results.
Dr Joseph Rizk became Australasia’s plastic surgeon of the year by making sure that each patient is heard, respected, and treated well. His patient-first approach provides you with the accurate medical information you need to make informed decisions about your course of treatment. At the same time, he offers his decades of knowledge and experience to help you along your path.
DOUBLE BAY, Suite 3.01, Level 3, 451 New South Head Road, Double Bay NSW 2028
Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm
Dr Rizk recommends that you seek out a second opinion from another qualified healthcare provider before undertaking any cosmetic procedure. In accordance with the National Law and Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) guidelines, any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks, so a second opinion is advised.