Why we draw before we operate
The pencil plan every patient takes home.
Every first consultation ends the same way: a pencil drawing on a print of your own photograph. It shows what changes, by how much, and what stays.
The drawing is not a sales tool. It is the brief for the operation, the basis of the written quote, and the measure we hold the result against at every follow-up.
It also slows the conversation down. Seeing a change in graphite, at the scale of your face, is often when patients decide on less than they came in for. We count that as a good consultation.
Nothing is promised that the drawing does not show.
