Before choosing to undergo a particular surgical procedure, the patient should get a second opinion about the wisdom, efficacy, risk, and benefits of the procedure
Are there other options besides surgery?What are the risks and benefits of each treatment option?How might each possible treatment impact quality-of-life for the patient?
Same way you get a second opinion for any diagnosis: you go to another doctor and/or hospital and ask for a checkup.
This is a defect in the visual field and may not be removable. Your doctor should be able to give you more information or ask her for a second opinion.
You can ask your GP or another healthcare professional for a second or further opinion (an opinion about your health condition from a different doctor). Although you do not have a legal right to a second opinion, a healthcare professional will rarely refuse to refer you for one.
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no he should not
This is completely based on personal opinion. But if she did not ask you upfront, yes you should in my opinion.
yes
Ask friends and family for references. Ask their primary care physician or another trusted health care provider for a referral. Contact an appropriate specialty medical organization (e.g., American College of Surgeons
He or she should therefore seek legal advice.
Personally, I think it depends on the guy. But the real question is who should you ask. I don't imagine you much care about my opinion. You should ask a person whose opinion matters to you! If they want you to get a buzz cut, do it!
Need to ask permission from a doctor.