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What happens when you get in touch

Your first appointment is a conversation, not a procedure. We ask what has been happening, what you are worried about and what you want fixed. If you are comfortable, we examine; if you are not, we do not.

You leave with a written plan — what treatment is needed, in what order, with which sedation option, and what it costs. Only then do we book anything.

Worth telling us up front

• Roughly how long it has been since your last visit — no judgement attached
• What specifically worries you: the needle, the sounds, the loss of control, a past experience
• Whether you are currently in pain, which changes how quickly we see you
• Any medical conditions and every medication you take
• Whether you have had sedation or a general anesthetic before, and how it went

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