1.  Post-Surgery Monitoring: Immediately after your plastic surgery, you will be monitored by medical professionals to ensure your safety and well-being.

2.  Follow Your Surgeon's Instructions: Your plastic surgeon will provide you with detailed aftercare instructions tailored to your specific procedure. It is essential to follow these instructions closely, as they will help optimize your healing process. 

These instructions may include:

Medication: You may be prescribed pain medication and antibiotics to prevent infection. Take the prescribed medications as directed by your surgeon.

Dressings and Wound Care: Your surgeon will provide guidance on how to care for your incisions. This may involve changing dressings and keeping the area clean and dry.

Rest and Recovery: Adequate rest is crucial for healing. Your surgeon will advise you on how much physical activity you should avoid and for how long. 

Take time off work or school as recommended, and avoid strenuous activities during your initial recovery period.

3.  Managing Swelling and Bruising: Swelling and bruising are common after plastic surgery procedures although our procedures are tailored to cause less bruising and swelling than usual. To reduce these effects even more , your surgeon may recommend:

+ Keeping your head elevated during sleep or rest to minimize facial swelling, especially for procedures like blepharoplasty or rhinoplasty.

+ Avoiding activities that may increase blood flow to the surgical area, such as hot showers, saunas, and strenuous exercise, as they can exacerbate swelling.

4.  Managing Pain and Discomfort: Plastic surgery procedures can involve varying levels of pain and discomfort during the recovery period. 

To manage these sensations:

Take the prescribed pain medication as directed by your surgeon. Do not exceed the recommended dosage.

Avoid taking over-the-counter medications, herbal supplements, or alternative therapies without consulting your surgeon, as they may interfere with your recovery or interact with prescribed medications.

5.  There is no suture removal in our ear and breastoperations. In the case of rhinoplasty, some patients may require the removal of small stitches around the columella. This typically occurs around seven days after the surgery. Similarly, for blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery), suture removal usually takes place after seven days. 

Your surgeon will schedule a follow-up appointment to remove these stitches and evaluate your healing progress.

6.  Follow-Up Visits and Healing Progress: Your surgeon will schedule several follow-up visits and or videocalls to monitor your healing progress. These visits are essential for your surgeon to evaluate the outcome of your surgery and address any concerns or questions you may have. Attend these appointments as scheduled and communicate openly with your surgeon about your recovery.

Remember that each individual's recovery process may vary, and it's essential to consult your specific surgeon for personalized aftercare instructions. 

Although we only offer a selected spectrum of procedures to keep the quality as high and the complications as low as possible plastic surgery still involves the risk of complications failing to achieve the desired result 100%.

Before undergoing any cosmetic plastic surgery, it is important to have a clear understanding of the potential risks and complications associated with the procedure. While plastic surgery is generally safe and yields positive results, it is crucial to be aware of the inherent risks involved.

General Risks: Every surgical procedure carries certain risks, regardless of the specific type of surgery. 

These risks include, but are not limited to:

Infections: Despite strict measures to prevent infections, there is always a risk of developing an infection after surgery.

Bleeding: During the procedure, there may be bleeding that may require further treatment in certain cases.

Scar formation: Scarring can occur after surgery and may be unpredictable in some cases.

Anesthesia complications: If general anesthesia or local anesthesia is required, there are risks associated with the administration of anesthesia that you will be informed about prior to the surgery.

Specific Risks: Depending on the type of procedure you are considering, there are specific risks associated with that particular surgery. Some examples include:

Bruising and swelling: Temporary bruising and swelling are common after many surgical procedures and should resolve over time.

Wound healing issues: Some patients may experience difficulties with wound healing, leading to delayed recovery or scar formation.

Asymmetry: Certain surgeries carry the risk of an asymmetrical appearance or an uneven outcome.

Sensory changes: After certain procedures, temporary or permanent changes in sensation may occur, such as numbness or heightened sensitivity.

Personal Risk Factors: Your individual risk factors can influence the likelihood of complications. It is important to inform your surgeon about your medical history, current medications, and allergies prior to the surgery. Smoking and certain medications can increase the risk of complications.

It is important to note that we take all necessary precautions to minimize the risk of complications. Our skilled surgeons have extensive experience and expertise to ensure a safe and successful operation.

Please take the time to thoroughly read all the information provided and make sure to address any questions or concerns you may have with us. Your safety and satisfaction are of utmost importance to us.

When you choose the Ashkar Schumacher Clinic have in mind that we set our pricing appropriately but we do not try to be a cheap supplier by any means as quality has its price!
In any case there are no standardized prices because the costs of the treatment are individual depending on the complexity of the case.

Prices begin approximately as follows (in most cases):

Vektor Method for scarless earcorrection (both ears): 28.000 AED (unilateral: 18. 000 AED)

Bloodless Breast Augmentation without drains:  35.000 - 45.000 AED

Breast Lift with small to moderate reduction: 28.000-35.000 AED

Rhinoplasty: 30.000-50.000 AED

Upper Blepharoplasty: 10.000-13.000 AED

Lower Blepharoplasty: 18.000-22.000 AED

For a specific calculation please schedule a consultation.

The Ashkar Schumacher clinic is part of the C37 family because our surgeons feel that the Dubai Healthcare City Environment at C37 ist the best possible Environment for high-end medical care.

We think that the selection of the right clinic should primarily consider medical quality, the qualifications of the doctors as specialists in plastic and reconstructive surgery and the availability of facilities such as emergency medicine, laboratories, and diagnostic facilities. 

It should not be based solely on the criteria of selecting a purely cosmetic establishment. Here are some reasons why these factors should be included:

Medical quality: When choosing a clinic, medical quality is of utmost importance. High-quality medical care ensures safe and effective treatment. This includes the expertise and experience of the doctors, as well as the availability of advanced medical technologies and procedures.

Qualifications of the doctors: Specialized plastic and reconstructive surgeons have the necessary knowledge and skills to perform complex procedures. Their training, certifications, and experience in this field are crucial factors in selecting a clinic.

Availability of facilities: A clinic that has adequate facilities such as emergency medicine, laboratories, and diagnostic facilities provides comprehensive patient care. This ensures that immediate medical measures can be taken in case of emergencies and that all necessary tests and examinations can be conducted before, during, and after the procedure.

Quality of the doctors: In addition to qualifications, it is important to consider the reputation and track record of the doctors. Patient reviews, recommendations from colleagues, and testimonials can provide insights into the competence and reliability of the doctors.

Therefore, when selecting a clinic, it is essential to prioritize medical quality, the qualifications of the doctors, the availability of facilities such as emergency medicine, laboratories, and diagnostic facilities, as well as the quality of the doctors. A purely cosmetic establishment may appear aesthetically appealing but may not provide the necessary medical care and expertise required for safe and successful treatment.