Booking & registration
Book via the online form, phone or WeChat support, stating your preferred time and topic. Staff will confirm your arrival time.
Process
Visit Process
Six stages from booking to post-op follow-up, plus preparation notes before your visit
Home/Visit Process
Steps
Six stages
Every stage is premised on full communication. Whether to proceed and which method is used are determined after the doctor’s assessment and the patient’s informed consent.
Arrival & intake
On arrival, basic information registration and intake, including medical history, allergy history, medication and prior treatments.
Doctor consultation & assessment
A licensed physician performs the consultation and assessment, judging indications or contraindications, and may suggest addressing a basic issue first or delaying treatment.
Plan communication & consent
The doctor explains options, treatment boundaries, possible reactions and recovery pace; after full communication you decide whether to proceed.
Treatment
Performed by a physician with the relevant license per the plan, with procedure information recorded and immediate reactions monitored.
Post-op follow-up
After treatment, follow up at the agreed time; the doctor learns the recovery status, gives care advice and adjusts later arrangements if needed.
What to prepare before your visit
Situations to disclose in advance
Please disclose truthfully your medical history, allergy history, recent medication and prior treatments when booking or at consultation. This information directly affects the doctor’s judgment of indications and contraindications.
If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or have certain systemic diseases, please state this when booking so the doctor can assess suitability.
Recommended time to set aside
For a first visit, set aside 30–60 minutes for registration, consultation and the doctor’s assessment. If treatment is decided on the day, more time will be needed; staff will inform you in advance.
Documents you can bring
If you have received related treatment at another hospital, bring the previous medical records, examination reports or treatment notes to help the doctor understand your situation and avoid repeated assessment.
About the consultation result and follow-up
After consultation, the doctor will explain the assessment: the suitable plan, uncertainties, and cases that should be postponed or referred. You decide independently on this basis; the clinic will not arrange treatment before assessment is complete.