Dr Drielsma of Sydney Cosmetic Plastic Surgery operates at several private hospitals in Sydney. We also have an office based surgical theatre for procedures performed under local anaesthetic.
Hospitals commonly used include:
East Sydney Private Hospital, Woolloomooloo
https://www.eastsydneyprivatehospital.com/
Email: admit@esphospital.com
Phone: (02) 9001 2000
Address: 75 Crown Street,
Woolloomooloo, NSW, 2011
St Lukes Private Hospital, Potts Point
https://www.slc.org.au/hospital/st-luke-s-private-hospital
Email: enquiries@slc.org.au
Phone: (02) 9356 0200
Address: 18 Roslyn Street,
Potts Point NSW 2011
The Skin Hospital, Darlinghurst
Email: info@scfa.edu.au
Phone: (02) 8651 2000
Address: 121 Crown St,
Darlinghurst 2010, NSW
Prince of Wales Private Hospital, Randwick
http://www.princeofwalesprivatehospital.com.au/
Email: see website
Phone: (02) 9650 4000
Address: Barker St,
Randwick 2031, NSW
and the Medica Surgical Centre Hurstville
Before Surgery
Once you have scheduled your surgery you will be provided with an admissions package prior to your hospital stay which includes:
- The forms you need to complete to finalise your booking
- Information on how to prepare before your hospital stay
- Further information about your hospital account
- Admission time
- Fasting instructions
On Your Surgery Day
After settling into hospital you will be visited by your anaesthetist who asks about your medical history and prepares you before surgery.
Dr. Drielsma sees you prior to your procedure. Some marking up or drawing on you may be involved prior to your surgery. However, this process is unlikely to hold any surprises as you will be well informed prior to your surgery.
Day Patients – Your Hospital Stay
Nursing staff transfers you to the recovery area for an hour following your anesthetic and operation, for monitoring. Prior to being discharged, you are transferred to the ward environment. However, the type of operation you have and the time it takes you to recover from the anesthetic determines the length of your hospital stay
Overnight Patients – Your Hospital Stay
Nurses transfer you to the recovery room following your operation and monitor you for an hour following your anesthetic before transferring you to the ward department for your hospital stay. However, again, the type of operation you have and the time it takes you to recover from the anesthetic determines the length of your hospital stay.
Before you leave the hospital you will be provided with postoperative care instructions and details regarding your follow up appointments with Dr. Drielsma.
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