Follow-up Care

After your treatment

Recovery is a partnership

Whether you had a routine consultation, a laser procedure, or surgery, follow-up visits let your doctor see how you are healing. Use the guidance below to prepare for reviews and know when to reach out sooner.

Review dates Attend on the dates given—especially after surgery or laser work.

Bring papers Old prescriptions and notes on new symptoms help us compare progress.

Not sure? Call reception or contact us if symptoms change.

Reviews & recovery

Attend review visits on the dates given—important after surgery, laser procedures, or chronic conditions.
Bring previous prescriptions and any new symptoms you noticed since the last visit.
Hearing tests or endoscopy may be repeated on follow-up to track improvement.

When to seek help sooner

Sudden worsening of breathing, bleeding, severe pain, high fever, or dizziness—seek urgent care as directed by your doctor.
For non-urgent changes in symptoms, call reception to ask if you should move your appointment earlier.
Refill prescriptions only as advised; do not self-adjust antibiotic or steroid courses.

Follow your consultant’s written advice first. If you are ever unsure, it is better to call than to wait when symptoms worsen quickly.

Follow-up care

Recovery is a partnership

Follow-up care

Reviews & recovery

When to seek help sooner

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