2022, issue 23

Managing and anticipating issues with aesthetic treatment

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ByDr Sarah Ide
Published28 September 2022
Aesthetic treatment can be a challenging area of practice, so here's some advice on how to manage and anticipate some key issues and avoid patients' dissatisfaction.

Unfortunately, colleagues can sometimes feel under pressure from patients whose escalating demands outstrip what is reasonably achievable.

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This page was correct at publication on 28/09/2022. Any guidance is intended as general guidance for members only. If you are a member and need specific advice relating to your own circumstances, please contact one of our advisers.

Dr Sarah Ide

Sarah Ide is one of the dento-legal advisers at the DDU. She qualified in 1992 from Guys and worked there as a house officer before entering general practice as a VT. Sarah worked in independent and private general practice for 25 years and completed an MSc in Aesthetic dentistry at King's. She's been working at the DDU for nine years, initially combining this work with general practice, and now working here full time.

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