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◆ Section I — Patient Information
Tell us about you.
Basic information so we can prepare for your consultation.
Maximum Weight (past, if different)
Weight Change (amount & over how long)
Weight loss method (diet, exercise, medications e.g. Ozempic/Wegovy, bariatric surgery, other — or n/a)
Breastfed? (yes/no, duration)
Smoking & vaping status
Never smoker
Current smoker
Ex-smoker
Vape / nicotine pouch
Cannabis smoker
◆ Section II — Medical & Surgical History
Your medical background.
Please list all relevant items. If none, write “none.”
Medical conditions (e.g. high blood pressure, diabetes, thyroid, asthma, clotting disorders, autoimmune, depression/anxiety)
Previous surgeries & year
Anaesthesia history (any reaction, nausea, or family history of malignant hyperthermia)
Current medications (prescription, OTC, hormones, supplements, herbal)
Allergies (medications, latex, tape, foods — and the reaction)
◆ Section III — Breast Health & Family History
Last mammogram (date & result)
Breast ultrasound (date & result)
Breast biopsy (date & result, if any)
Family history of breast or ovarian cancer (relation, age at diagnosis, and any known genetic result — e.g. BRCA)
◆ Section IV — Symptoms Related to Breast Size
How your breasts affect your daily life.
Tick each symptom you experience. Rate severity 1–10 where 10 is the most severe, and indicate roughly how long you have had it.
Neck pain
Upper back pain
Lower back pain
Shoulder pain
Shoulder grooving (bra strap marks)
Headaches
Numbness / tingling in arms
Intertrigo / rash under breasts
Difficulty with hygiene
Difficulty finding bras
Exercise limitation
Poor posture
What have you tried so far? (supportive bras, physiotherapy, massage, chiropractor, weight loss, medication, topical care — and whether they helped)
◆ Section IV (cont.) — Bra Sizing
Pre-weight-change size (if different)
Cup size change over time?
About desired size. Most patients prefer a size that is proportionate to their frame. At consultation we will discuss the minimum and maximum cup size that is safely achievable for your anatomy. Your preferred size below is a starting point for that conversation.
Size you'd never go below
◆ Section V — Aesthetic Preferences & Goals
What outcome would feel right for you?
These preferences guide the conversation. Nothing here is binding — all choices are finalised together at your consultation. If you are unsure, tick “discuss in consultation.”
Desired areolar size (the pigmented circle around the nipple)
Maintain current
Smaller
Noticeably smaller
Discuss in consultation
Desired nipple position
Higher / more youthful
Maintain current
Discuss in consultation
Desired breast shape & projection
Round & full
Natural slope
Proportionate
Perky / upper-pole fullness
Discuss
Lateral chest wall & axillary improvements (the side of the chest, under the arm — often where a bra band sits)
Address excess skin / laxity
Address excess fat / fullness
Bra bulge / roll
Armpit fullness
Create one harmonious breast unit
Not a concern
Scar priorities (please rank 1–3: 1 = most important)
In your own words — what would a great result look like?
Is there anything that worries you about this surgery?
◆ Section VI — Occupation & Lifestyle
Your life outside surgery.
Recovery planning is individualised. Telling us about your day-to-day helps us tailor the post-operative timeline to you.
Occupation & physical demands (role, lifting/standing/reaching, employer accommodations)
Planned time off work
Less than 1 week
1–2 weeks
2–4 weeks
More than 4 weeks
Flexible
Exercise routine (type, frequency, weight training, contact sports)
Home support after surgery (driver, help with children, help for the first 48–72 hours)
Caring for young children or dependents?
Yes — young children at home
Yes — other dependents
No
Timing & events (weddings, travel, life events within 6–12 months)
How did you hear about Dr. Jaberi?
Referring physician
Friend / family
Instagram
Google
Website
Other
Anything else you would like Dr. Jaberi to know?
I confirm that the information I have provided is accurate to the best of my knowledge. I understand that complete and truthful disclosure is essential for my safe surgical care.