Medical Safety Standards
Your safety is not optional — it is the foundation of every decision we make
Why Safety First?
Cosmetic surgery is elective — which means any avoidable complication is unacceptable. At our centre, we treat every procedure, from the smallest Botox injection to the largest operation, as if there were a single patient who deserves our full attention, with strict adherence to safety protocols.
This page sets out the protocols we follow, the standards we hold ourselves to, and the rights you have as a patient. We encourage you to ask about any of them during your consultation.
🏥 Accredited Medical Facility
All general-anaesthesia procedures are performed in a Ministry of Health–accredited hospital — not an under-equipped clinic. This means a recovery room and full emergency equipment are on hand.
💉 Specialist Anaesthesiologist
Anaesthesia is supervised by a board-certified anaesthesiologist — not a nurse or technician — whose responsibility is to monitor you throughout the operation and keep track of all your vital signs.
🧪 Pre-Operative Testing
No surgery without full blood work, a cardiac assessment, and a review of your medications and chronic conditions. Testing is not shortened, even for minor procedures.
🧼 Sterilization Protocol
Full sterile standards in every surgical procedure — single-use sterile instruments, standard surgical attire, and operating rooms prepared according to international protocols.
📋 Informed Consent
Before any procedure you receive a full explanation of the operation, its risks, the alternatives and the expected results — and enough time to think it over. No pressure, no rush.
🔍 Post-Operative Follow-Up
A check-up on day one and day seven, then over 3–12 months depending on the procedure. Patients from outside Jordan are followed up remotely by video or WhatsApp after they return home. You have a direct line to Dr. Dawood throughout your recovery.
Your Rights as a Patient
📖 The right to full information
You have the right to know everything about your procedure — the real risks rather than softened ones, the available alternatives, and realistic expectations.
🔐 The right to confidentiality
Your medical file is strictly confidential. No information is shared with any party without your explicit written consent.
🚫 The right to refuse
You can decline any procedure at any time — even after signing the consent form and right up until anaesthesia. No pressure.
💬 The right to ask
There is no "small" or "annoying" question. We encourage questions and answer honestly — even when the answer is "I cannot guarantee that".
When We Say "No" to Surgery
A good surgeon sometimes decides that surgery is not the most suitable option — a decision based on safety, not profit. We decline to operate in the following situations:
- Tests reveal a health risk that makes general anaesthesia unsafe
- The patient expects an impossible result and we have not been able to realign their expectations
- The patient is under psychological pressure or their decision is not settled — we advise postponing
- The requested procedure would not deliver a result worth the surgical risk
- Not enough time has passed since a previous operation (especially secondary rhinoplasty)
Questions About the Safety of Your Procedure?
A consultation — we answer all your questions before any decision