Patient forms & instructions
Instructions get read once at the office and needed again at 10pm on day three. Every form and instruction sheet we give patients is posted here to download or print, before surgery and long after.
Questions? (410) 266-7120If something is wrong
Call us at (410) 266-7120 for fever, spreading redness, drainage, worsening pain, bleeding that will not stop, or anything that does not feel right. Do not wait for your next scheduled visit, and do not rely on a document in place of calling.
For severe symptoms — chest pain, difficulty breathing, a severe allergic reaction, or heavy bleeding — seek emergency care first, then let us know.
Pre-operative
Read these as soon as your surgery is scheduled. The medication list and the nicotine waiver both need action weeks before your date.
Given to every surgical patient before their procedure date.
Check this against everything you take, including over-the-counter products and supplements.
Nicotine in any form seriously impairs healing. This is signed before surgery is scheduled.
What to expect emotionally and physically through recovery.
Post-operative
Read the general instructions alongside the sheet for your procedure. Print both before your surgery date and give a copy to whoever is helping you at home.
Applies after every surgery. Read this together with your procedure sheet.
Care of the incisions, drains, activity, and what to expect week by week.
Cool compresses, eye care, and when vision changes need a call.
Elevation, incision care, and numbness through the scalp.
Splint care, congestion, and the long arc of nasal swelling.
Nasal hygiene and breathing through the first weeks.
Tape and suture care, and what a tight upper lip feels like at first.
Headband, positioning, and protecting the ears while they heal.
Compression, swelling, and returning to activity.
Ointment schedule, crusting, and sun protection after CO2 treatment.
Informed consent
Read these at home, mark them up, and bring your questions. Signing happens in the office after your surgeon has reviewed the form with you.
The general surgical consent, signed alongside your procedure-specific form.
Goals, limitations, and the risks specific to facelift surgery.
Eyelid surgery — what it can and cannot correct, and its risks.
Brow position, numbness, and the risks of forehead lift surgery.
Appearance, breathing, revision rates, and the risks of nasal surgery.
Ear position and shape, in children and adults.
Lip proportion, tooth show, scar, and alternatives including filler.
Implant sizing, position, and the risks of chin implants.
Infection, colour change, and the products that must not touch healing skin.
How clinical photographs are used, and how to decline any use of them.
Energy and wellness
Protocols, handouts, and the screening and consent forms for the energy and wellness programs. Each protocol sheet carries its own pricing.
The full menu — recovery, energy, skin renewal, and medical weight management.
The questions patients ask most, answered before you start.
Completed before any peptide program begins.
Signed before starting a physician-directed peptide protocol.
BPC-157 and TB-500 — dosing, plan structure, and pricing.
The four-week take-home energy kit, with and without B12.
Topical cream, with or without estradiol, and how it is prescribed.
Where, how much, and how often to apply the cream.
Semaglutide and tirzepatide with B6 — dosing, plan structure, and pricing.
Trackers for each peptide, to record dose, date, and response.
Financial
Signed before your surgery date. Call the office with any question about what is and is not included.
If anything your surgeon or nurse told you differs from a document here, follow what they told you and call us. These sheets are general to the procedure; your plan is specific to you.
Recovery is easier with the sheet on the counter than on a phone. Print your procedure’s post-op instructions before your surgery date, and give a copy to whoever is helping you at home.
Read them at home, mark them up, bring your questions. Signing happens in the office after your surgeon has reviewed the form with you and answered everything.
Call the office and we will send it to you, or answer the question directly. Most recovery questions are answered the same day.