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Aesthetic surgery in Argentina
What makes the difference, having surgery performed and facilitated in Argentina?
Qualified and highly experienced aesthetic surgeons who are members of the Buenos Aires and the Argentinean Society of Plastic Surgery and other international societies. Surgeons who have performed many cosmetic procedures:
Using up-to-date techniques with excellent results.
Achieving and exceeding patient expectations.
Well developed expertise and training in the area of cosmetic surgery.
Highly qualified Laboratories that perform all the pre-surgical tests.
Accredited Hospitals and/or ambulatory facilities using the strictest guidelines for equipment, staff and anaesthesia administration.
International enterprises, which provides implants approved by the FDA.
Use of a personal assistant to offer support, coordinate and assist you during the whole procedure and with your stay in Buenos Aires.
We have one of the Highest Qualified Plastic Surgeons Team in Argentina with more than 20 years of professional experience (the vast majority).
We Specialize only in Aesthetic Cosmetic Surgery. No other medical treatments.
We have agreements with High International Standard Medical Institutions and we use only Top Brands Medical Supplies.
We give to our patients one of the Best Price-Services Ratios; and our results are Outstanding.
Personal Assistant
A qualified bilingual personal assistant will be with you to support you from the time you arrive and throughout your procedure/s. Offering support erasing any fears or concerns you may have.
Your personal assistant will assist you with all pre and post procedure consultations with your surgeon and all pre surgical tests.
At the International Airport Ministro Pistarino De Ezeiza
We will arrange for you to be met at the airport by an assistant who will be waiting at the immigration counter upon your arrival who will accompany you to the hotel.
Provide all the necessary information pertaining to your schedule and contact telephone numbers.
Clarify any questions that you may have, and offer psychological support to ease any fears and/or concerns that you may have relating to your surgery.
At Your First Appointment With Your Surgeon
Your personal assistant will pick you up from the hotel to take you to meet with your surgeon.
On the Day of the Surgery
Your personal assistant will pick you up from the hotel to take you to the Hospital to:
Complete a medical report.
Translate all the information that is required for the medical staff.
Provide you with support and answer any questions that you might have.
Coordinate with the surgeon your post-surgical examinations.
During Your Post Surgical Monitoring
Your Personal Assistant will contact you to enquire about your progress and will coordinate your pick up time for the post surgical examination.
On Your Departure
We will coordinate the pick up time to take you to the International Airport for your departure flight.
3 Tier Package
We have arranged for high quality professional services in Buenos Aires at the best available price to ensure that your experience is both cost effective and successful. We have combined these services in a special 3 Tier Package which allows you full control of expenditure and choice of options.
A major benefit of our 3 tier package is that you are able to feel confident that all arrangements in Buenos Aires will be professionally taken care of, as your trip will be coordinated and planned to accommodate your personality and lifestyle.
You will be able to feel relaxed and enjoy your stay in Buenos Aires, knowing you will be safe and well cared for.
We have arranged our 3 tier package to make payments straightforward and easy to understand. This way there are no hidden costs to your package and you can see exactly where your money is being spent.
1. Coordinating Fee
For the Beauty Renaissance service to secure your booking, your deposit will be due once you have decided on your procedure so that your schedule can be secured. Your deposit covers all coordinating fees plus 30% of surgery fees. This fee is paid into the Beautyrenaissance account.
Should you require additional time with your personal assistant, an extra charge may incur for the additional time and service.
In the event of your cancellation once a cosmetic surgery package has been arranged, 30% of the deposit paid will be retained by Beauty Renaissance under its policy and terms to cover incurred costs and cancellation fees, and the remainder returned to you.
2. Cosmetic Surgery Fees
You will be responsible for paying the remaining balance of your surgical fees when you have your first meeting with your personal assistant. This way you liaise directly with the team and remain in control of your fiancial situation.
3. Accommodation Fees
This cost is included in your package. We will arrange your accommodation for you. You can feel relax knowing that your arrangements will be taken care of.
Our 3 tier package is designed to assist and support our clients. It enables you to have full control of your financial costs, but secures your cosmetic procedure with a modest deposit paid in New Zealand prior to departure.
You will pay the remaining balance of your cosmetic surgery procedure and accommodation costs on arrival.
The surgical cost includes:
fees for the surgeon and supporting staff
costs of the operative procedure and the surgical facilities
the cost of medication pertaining to the procedure
fees for the pre and post operative consultations
Principle Benefits of Hiring our Services
first class surgery in excellent facilities.
professional support throughout your procedure.
Special Garments
A number of aesthetic surgery procedures require a support garment to be worn during recovery following the procedure.
Compression Garments May be Required For:
liposuction
liposculpture
abdominoplasty
face surgery
breast augmentation
breast reduction
breast reconstruction.
These surgical garments, if required, are prescribed and purchased through your cosmetic surgeon.
Frequently Asked Questions
Aesthetic cosmetic surgery often can improve your appearance by correcting the irregularities of the face, breast and body or by eliminating some of the conspicuous signs of aging. In a society that places so much emphasis on appearance, no apologies for this type of surgery are necessary. Cosmetic surgery is not for everyone, and it is important that the person considering such surgery be well informed and understands the risks involved with this kind of procedures. It is equally important that the person have realistic expectations. The following is information, which may assist you if you are considering cosmetic surgery. Please understand that I speak in terms of the average case and variations do exist.
Who is a good candidate for cosmetic surgery?
People who are seeking an improvement in their appearance and are realistic in their expectations as to what the surgery can accomplish are good candidates. A person who is seeking absolute perfection or expects a transforming miracle is not a good candidate. While cosmetic surgery is often psychologically beneficial in increasing one's self-confidence and esteem, it is not the solution for all of one's problems. If a person is expecting more from surgery than can be accomplished physically, psychologically or socially, I will recommend they not have surgery.
How successful is cosmetic surgery?
The degree of success of a procedure depends not only the skills of the surgeon and the cooperation of the patient, but also on a variety of factors. Such as the characteristics of the specific procedure, the person's general health, age, skin, texture, bone structure and genetics. The healing process is influenced by these factors and is not entirely under the control of the patient or surgeon. While good results are anticipated in correctly selected cases, it would be unethical for the surgeon to imply any type of warranty or guarantee.
Will it hurt?
During the procedure/s, which is usually performed under intravenous sedation or general anesthesia, there is seldom any discomfort. If there is, it is easily remedied with additional medication. While discomfort and limitations of activity after surgery are minimal, they do exist. Please remember that the healing process is temporary.
Will there be much swelling and bruising?
Most operations, especially those performed near the loose tissues of the eyes; result in some degree of swelling and bruising. The amount varies with the different procedures and the individual patient. Preoperative medications and certain operative techniques are used to keep this to a minimum. The majority of swelling that does occur usually subsides within a few days, and any temporary bruising that remains may be covered up with makeup.
What kind of anesthesia is used?
Most cosmetic surgical procedures are performed under light general anesthesia. This is a safe, reliable method that keeps the patient very comfortable and still allows for a rapid wake up after the surgery.
Will there be scars?
All surgical incisions heal by forming a scar that is permanent and cannot be erased. However, care is taken to try to make the scars as thin-lined and inconspicuous as possible and to place them in areas where they can be more easily camouflaged with makeup and hairstyles. While such scars are permanent, these are rarely noticeable or cause trouble.
Are there any risks involved?
Every surgical procedure, no matter how simple, entails some degree of risk and the possibility of complications. These risks should not be taken lightly. Fortunately in cosmetic surgery, complications seldom occur and are usually amenable to treatment. You should be aware of the risks and make an educated decision for cosmetic procedures.
Will I be able to tolerate the pain post-operatively?
Each patient will tolerate pain post-operatively in a different way, and we consider this. While some patients may describe the pain as an ache, others experience greater discomfort. Appropriate pain medications are prescribed for the post-operative patients, and these help minimize discomfort. Most facial cosmetic operations have minimal discomfort post- operatively. Liposuction is slightly more uncomfortable, and operations that require elevation or tightening of the muscles-such as an abdominoplasty or breast augmentation have discomfort equal to that of a C-section.
How long is the recuperative period and when can I return to work?
The length of time it takes to recuperate after plastic surgery varies depending on the procedure performed and the person operated on. Most patients will require assistance for the first two days. Then most patients are able to care for themselves, but may still need assistance if they have small children to care for. The specific lengths of disability are outlined below by procedure. These are approximations, and do not include return to exercise.
Eyelid Surgery
Usually can get around independently by the second day. With the use of sunglasses, may feel comfortable going to the store by day 3-4, and with makeup could return to work by 5-7 days.
Facelift Surgery
Usually can get around independently by the second day. Usually do not feel comfortable going out in public for 5-7 days. Requires 10-14 days before returning to work if in the public eye.
Breast Surgery
Usually can get around independently by the second day. May return to work at 5-7 days if not required to lift more than 15 pounds. Liposuction-Usually can get around independently by the second day, earlier if smaller number of areas treated. One can return to work and normal activities in 5-7 days.
Abdominoplasty
Patients may take between 2-4 days before getting around independently. The recovery is almost identical to C-section. One can return to a desk job at 5-7 days, other jobs 10-14 days.
When can I resume regular exercise?
The time a patient resumes regular exercises varies based on the operation performed. All patients are encouraged to start a slow walking routine on the second postoperative day. Regular aerobic and more vigorous activities are not allowed during the first 2 weeks in order to decrease the risks of bleeding, swelling, and bruising. Weight lifting and contact sports are allowed at 1 month in most cases.
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