Our surgical policies and procedures documents outline our patient financial responsibilities. You will receive a copy of these before you consent to or pay for any initial surgery, and they will be furnished again at any time you or Dr. Sayed contemplate a revision. Dr. Sayed is not interested in profiting off doing revisions of his own work — it takes time out of your schedule and his, as well as his team’s, and means your final outcome may take longer to be realized — but all surgeons have to do revisions, and there are costs involved in revision surgery. Dr. Sayed has discretion to waive or reduce certain fees but generally does not have control over facility and anesthesia charges, which are the patient’s financial responsibility if revision surgery is required. Doing a revision, by the way, is something every experienced plastic surgeon does from time to time on his or her own patients, and of course, we are often asked to perform revision of results that were received after surgery done by others. The body is a highly complex machine, and everyone is different in anatomy, physiology and expectations. Our revision rate is well within commonly accepted standards and we have a high patient satisfaction rate even among those patients we’ve had to revise! Some of them are even among our most devoted sources of new patient referrals!