FAQs

General Information

Is the clinic / Dr. Kyriakides part of GESY?

Yes, both Dr. Kyriakides and the clinic are part of GESY.

What is the cost of the surgery?

There is no charge for the surgery itself. The only cost applies to preoperative tests, such as blood tests, X-rays, cardiologist, etc.

When should the preoperative assessment take place?

Detailed written instructions are provided, tailored to the type of surgery and the necessary preparations for each patient.

Will the patient need to stay overnight at the clinic after surgery?

Dr. Kyriakides will assess the patient’s condition after surgery. If the patient feels well and wishes to be discharged, they may go home on the same day, provided it is medically safe and appropriate for the type of surgery performed.

Postoperative Care & Recovery

What are the postoperative instructions and possible complications?

Each surgical procedure has its own postoperative guidelines and potential complications. All patients receive an informational leaflet with detailed instructions when scheduling their surgery.

How long is the recovery period?

Recovery time depends on the type of surgery and the patient’s overall condition.

How many days off work will be required?

The time off work varies depending on the nature of the surgery and the patient’s profession.

Surgical Planning & Preparation

How soon can a surgery be scheduled?

The waiting time depends on the urgency of the case and the availability of the surgical schedule. Patients can contact the clinic for more information on scheduling availability.

Should medication be stopped before surgery?

If taking medications such as anticoagulants or antidiabetics, specific instructions will be provided by the doctor during the preoperative assessment.

Is eating or drinking allowed before surgery?

Most patients must fast for a specific period before surgery. Clear fasting instructions will be provided.

Is it necessary to have someone accompany the patient after surgery?

If the procedure is a day surgery (without an overnight stay), it is recommended to have someone accompany the patient home and assist during the first few hours after surgery.

When can daily activities such as driving or exercising be resumed?

The return to normal activities depends on the type of surgery. The doctor will provide personalised guidance on when it is safe to resume driving, exercising, and other daily routines.

Is a follow-up examination required after surgery?

Yes, a postoperative follow-up appointment is scheduled to monitor the patient’s recovery and assess their progress.

Are there any dietary restrictions after surgery?

In some cases, a special diet may be necessary for optimal recovery. The doctor will inform the patient about any dietary limitations.

Emergency & Complications

What should be done if complications or concerning symptoms occur after surgery?

If symptoms such as severe pain, fever, or unusual bleeding occur, it is essential to contact the clinic or the doctor immediately for guidance. In case of severe symptoms, visiting the nearest hospital is strongly recommended without delay.

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