How do you navigate the conversation to the wider outcome end goal and understanding when an uplift might be more appropriate or an uplift with an implant? And how do you navigate that conversation if the person is concerned about the scarring from an uplift, but that's actually what the patient needs to achieve their goals?

Yeah, I mean, there are lots of factors in that, you know, patient factors, medical factors.

what they're after, what they need to achieve that goal.

And if an implant is part of that, then trying to identify and choose an implant, there are a number of different ways we can do that.

So we have sizing kits.

One of the things that's probably revolutionized what I do for a straightforward breast augmentation is a 3D camera.

Yes.

So instead of focusing on what those risks are, which tend to be wound healing issues, pocket placement issues with an implant needing to be tightened or repositioned, or patients not being satisfied with the aesthetic outcome of their surgery can you explain to me how those pathways are handled at cosmedicare and how we've come to the decision as to how to manage that experience for a patient which i will hold my hands up and say a lot of people they don't like that when they're going through it and i can completely empathize and understand but can you explain why we have those guidelines and those pathways such as not intervening for six months unless it's a medical emergency