• Benefits of cosmetic surgery – what do you hope to accomplish though the surgery?  How will the cosmetic surgery benefit your life? Are there any health related benefits?
• Motives of cosmetic surgery – ask yourself who you really are doing this for. Are you trying to live up to other peoples ideals of the perfect body? Make sure that this is what you want – and that you are not trying to please others.
  
• Costs of cosmetic surgery – cosmetic surgery is often quite expensive, and usually a surgery is not covered by medical insurance, unless it is medically founded.
  
• Discomfort of cosmetic surgery – the surgeon can tell you about known negative effects of the surgery.
  
• Recovery time of cosmetic surgery – after the surgery there might be a considerable recovery time, where your appearance is less than perfect. Bruises, stitches and swelling might take some time to recover from. Remember to add the recovery time in when you plan for the surgery. You might not be able to work for some time after the surgery.
  
• Side effects of cosmetic surgery – when going through a cosmetic surgery there is always a risk of unexpected side-effect. Be sure to ask the surgeon about the risks their probabilities.
  
• Permanency of cosmetic surgery – remember that often a cosmetic surgery is permanent. This might be your goal to begin with, but you should non the less give it a second thought. What might seem as the perfect solution at a given time, may prove to be just a fashion glitch.
  

After answering the questions, weighting the pros and cons and deciding to go through with the surgery, it is time to find the right surgeon for the job. There are many cosmetic surgeons in Pennsylvania , but before choosing be sure to check the surgeons references. Also make sure the surgeon is experienced and has a good track record. Has this surgeon been sued for malpractice ? Most importantly, take it slow and listen to yourself. Do you feel confident with the surgeon and the staff? When you have made your choice wait for month – and if you still feel the same way – go ahead.

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