Before & after gallery

Before and after photos are essential as they provide visual evidence of the surgeon’s skill and the potential outcomes of cosmetic procedures; they help set realistic expectations and assist patients in making informed decisions about their surgery.

When viewing before and after photos, focus on patients with concerns and body types similar to yours. Pay attention to the quality of results, symmetry, and scarring. Remember, each patient is unique so results can vary.

Yes, all before and after photos on quaba.co.uk are of real patients who have undergone cosmetic surgery with our experienced surgeons. These photos are used with the patient’s consent and are a true representation of our work.

Absolutely. Before and after photos can provide clarity on what each procedure can achieve. By comparing your concerns with similar cases, you can better understand which procedure might be most effective.

After photos are typically taken once the initial healing phase is complete, usually several weeks to months post-surgery. Most of our after photos are taken at 6 months when the final results have settled. Early results help show bruising and swelling but can be misleading.

While before and after photos showcase a surgeon’s work, they do not guarantee your results. Individual outcomes vary based on age, skin type, and overall health.

At Quaba, patient confidentiality and privacy are paramount. We ensure that all before and after photos are used with explicit consent, and identifying features are often obscured to maintain patient anonymity.

Yes, during your consultation, you can request to see additional before and after photos that may not be featured on our website. This can provide a broader perspective of our surgical outcomes.

Yes, before and after photos are valuable for all types of cosmetic surgeries, from facial procedures to body contouring, as they provide a visual track record of a surgeon’s work across various procedures.

For complex surgeries, focus on the overall improvement, attention to detail, and how well the surgery has addressed specific concerns. Look for photos of patients with similar complexity in their cases.