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Free consultation with a plastic surgery nurse
Get support and advice on appearance-related questions with a free consultation from a plastic surgery nurse. Book now to explore procedures or learn about tailored treatment options.
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Revised 5/27/2025
Free consultation with a plastic surgery nurse in brief
- At Mehiläinen, our plastic surgery nurses provide scientifically researched, up-to-date, and safe information about individualized treatment options.
- The consultation typically lasts about 30 minutes and does not obligate you to anything.
- Please note that appointments with a plastic surgeon are chargeable.
- The free consultation with a plastic surgery nurse is available at Mehiläinen locations in Helsinki, Kotka, Kouvola, and Turku.
When to seek a free consultation with a plastic surgery nurse?
Are you considering something related to your appearance or a procedure? Are you wondering what can be done or which expert to consult? Our plastic surgery nurses are here to help and provide information about our various options. At Mehiläinen, our nurses offer scientifically researched, up-to-date, and safe information about individualized treatment options.
We provide support and assistance during the free consultation to address your wishes and guide you toward suitable options. The consultation does not obligate you to anything.
The free consultation with a plastic surgery nurse helps clarify:
- What plastic surgery options are available.
- Which procedure might be suitable for you.
- Which expert you can book an appointment with.
At Mehiläinen, our plastic surgery nurses provide scientifically researched, up-to-date, and safe information about individualized treatment options and advice on which expert to consult for an appointment.
Preparing for a free consultation with a plastic surgery nurse
Before your free consultation with a plastic surgery nurse, it’s a good idea to note down the following:
- Your wishes, expectations, or concerns regarding your appearance or a potential procedure.
- Any medications you are taking and any drug allergies.
- Any plastic surgery-related illnesses or surgeries.
- Hereditary risk factors, such as cancer or blood clots in close relatives.
How the free consultation with a plastic surgery nurse proceeds
The consultation begins with an initial discussion where you can share your wishes, expectations, and concerns. At the same time, other health-related questions are reviewed.
The nurse will present different treatment options and provide information on what can be achieved with various procedures.
The nurse will recommend a suitable procedure and expert for you.
Other related services
Botulinum and filler treatments
The treatments improve skin appearance and reduce wrinkles.
Breast augmentation surgery
An aesthetic procedure that enhances the size and shape of the breasts.
Breast reduction surgery
A surgical procedure that improves quality of life and reduces pain.
Facelift
A plastic surgery procedure that tightens the skin on the face and neck.
Male breast reduction surgery
Breast enlargement in men is often caused by excess glandular tissue.
Plastic surgeon
A specialist in plastic surgery performs treatments and surgeries to enhance the appearance and functionality of the face and body.
Scar revision surgery
An experienced plastic surgeon helps eliminate bothersome scars.
Frequently asked questions about the consultation with a plastic surgery nurse
During the free consultation, treatments and surgeries that improve the appearance and function of the face and body are discussed.
In the free consultation, you can share your wishes and expectations regarding the treatment and receive information about different treatment options and experts you can book an appointment with.
You should consider a free consultation if an issue with your body or face affects your daily life or reduces your quality of life, and you want support in finding a suitable treatment option.
The consultation does not obligate you to anything. You can take your time to consider the options that suit you best together with the nurse. Our nurses provide individualized advice and support to help you make a decision.
