Your Patient Experience

At Florida Plastic Surgery Group, we are dedicated to providing our patients with a personalized and positive experience. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff will guide you through every step of your journey, from the initial consultation to the post-operative follow-up appointments. Our highly skilled surgeons are experts in their field and will work with you to create a customized treatment plan that meets your unique needs and goals.

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Our Committment to Caring

We understand that undergoing plastic surgery can be a significant decision, and we strive to make the process as comfortable and stress-free as possible. At Florida Plastic Surgery Group, we are committed to providing high-quality care and exceptional results, all while ensuring that our patients feel valued and supported throughout their entire experience.

New Cosmetic Consultation Appointments

Initial call: During this call, any questions will be answered, and we’ll discuss the price range for the procedure and provider. If you’d like, you’ll be booked at the location of your choice.
Before the appointment: Your surgery scheduler will call again to answer questions and get details regarding your preferences. You’ll also discuss financing if needed.
At the appointment: You’ll meet with the surgeon and discuss your aesthetic goals. Your surgeon will recommend available options, answer questions, and take measurements and photos.
After the appointment: Finally, you’ll meet with your surgery scheduler to finalize pricing, financing, and scheduling needs.

Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS)

ERAS is an evidence-based program that helps patients recover faster and with fewer complications after surgery. The goal is to get you back to normal activities as soon as possible while decreasing narcotic drug use which can lead to nausea, vomiting and slow recovery.

ERAS focuses on several non-narcotic drug classes to manage your surgical pain; you'll likely be given one from each group and a schedule of when to take them. Additionally, you'll receive pain control medications before, during, and after surgery. Pre-operative pain control medications are provided, such as Celebrex, Tylenol, or Gabapentin to help block any pain or discomfort before it starts. During surgery, you may receive an intraoperative non-opioid anesthetic block or local anesthetic injection that lasts up to four days after surgery. After surgery we make managing any discomfort easy with a medication log to understand what medication to take and when.

What potential prescriptions will I have following surgery for pain control?

Acetaminophen (Tylenol): You will buy this over the counter. DO NOT EXCEED 4,000mg of Tylenol/acetaminophen in 24 hours.
Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDs): 800mg Ibuprofen (Motrin) taken up to three times daily, or Aleve taken up to twice daily to replace Ibuprofen.
Nerve-Related Pain: Gabapentin (Neurontin) can be taken three times daily for seven days.
Muscle relaxors: Muscle relaxors such as Flexeril can be prescribed to help with any muscle tightness to reduce discomfort.

Please notify your provider of all your medical conditions, medications, and allergies. Any
medical questions regarding medication interactions can be addressed with your pharmacist.

If your surgery is at BAPTIST

You may drink clear liquids after midnight, up until 2 hours before the scheduled arrival time for surgery.
If Baptist Health has given you a pre-surgery drink, chill it and consume the contents 2 hours before the scheduled arrival time. Please finish drinking contents within 10 minutes. If you become nauseated, stop drinking. NOTE: Don’t drink any other fluids after you finish the pre-surgery drink. If not given a pre-surgery drink, stop drinking clear liquids 2 hours before the scheduled arrival time.

If your surgery is at any other facility

You may have 32 oz. Gatorade or ClearFast ONLY 3 hours before surgery.
No solid food after midnight before surgery.
Clear liquids include: ClearFast the night before and morning of surgery up to 3 hours before. If unable to get ClearFast, Gatorade for non-diabetics, and G-2 for Diabetics.