About Dr Eddy Dona

• 8:30am to 4pm Monday, Tuesday Wednesday
• 8:30am to 5:30pm Thursday and Friday

Cash, EFT, bank cheques and all major credit cards (surcharges may apply).

Suite 413, 29 – 31 Lexington Drive, Bella Vista. Approximately 60 minutes from Sydney Airport.

Some procedures do attract a rebate from Medicare and/or your health fund which require a GP referral to be present at your initial consult.   All consultations for surgery require a GP referral.

$300 – at the time of making your appointment full payment is required.

Consultations with Dr Eddy Dona go for approximately 30 minutes. If you wish to discuss more than one procedure please notify the clinic when booking your appointment so we can allocate enough time.

Yes, Dr Eddy Dona is a member of The Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons

YES. If you have paid to see and have a consultation with specialist plastic surgeon Dr Dona, and assuming you are a suitable candidate for surgery, then he will be performing your surgery.

Yes, plenty of doctors offer the same operations. Only you can decide what is going to be appropriate for your circumstances. There is also a good reason why most Australian healthcare professionals advise against cheap overseas surgery – you usually get what you pay for.

Once you make the personal decision to get cosmetic surgery, your first essential step is choosing a qualified surgeon.
The first thing to understand that any doctor with basic medical degree can call themselves a ‘Cosmetic Surgeon.’ There are no specialist qualifications, skills, training or experience required to label oneself and indeed operate on patient as a “Cosmetic Surgeon”

In contrast, a Plastic Surgeon is a doctor who has undergone some 8 – 12 years of additional extensive supervised specialist qualifications, the doctor then must pass comprehensive written and oral exams. Only after successfully completing such rigorous training does one achieve Royal Australasian College of Surgeons recognised “Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery” qualifications.

So, what is the difference to the patients? The medical board of Australia (AHPRA) have tried to make changes to better define these issues, yet the issue continues and is largely unresolved.

To schedule a consultation please contact the clinic 1300 373 662.  At peak times Dr Dona can be booked 3 months in advanced.   If you can be seen at short notice please ask to be placed on our wait list.

There is ample off-site parking available however can become very busy during peak times. We recommend to allow enough time to find parking.

Anyone who is both physically and mentally healthy, who has a realistic expectation as to the outcome of the procedure can be a good candidate.

Dr Eddy Dona has operating privileges at a number of fully accredited hospitals or day surgery facilities where your surgery will be performed.

It is important to understand that operating time is extremely valuable and highly sought after. If you need to cancel your surgery, it is essential you do so in writing and as soon as possible. A minimum notice of 4 weeks prior to your scheduled date of surgery needs to be provided to our office, as the closer to your procedure you cancel, the more difficult it is to offer this reserved space to another person. Not rescheduling and/or providing less than 4 weeks’ notice to our office may incur a penalty. This will be discussed at the time of booking your surgery as minimum time periods vary depending on the surgical procedure and time of year.

No, whether your surgery requires sedation or a full general anaesthetic, the patient will need someone to drive them home and stay with them for at least 24 hours after the procedure.

There is an increased risk of developing blood clots (deep vein thrombosis) in the weeks following surgery. Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) can be a potentially life threatening condition.

Due to this increased risk we advise you to avoid any lengthy flights in the first month following surgery. If you do resume flying we suggest the use of compression stockings, in-flight exercises and drinking plenty of water. After 2 weeks following your surgery, you may also use aspirin, as directed, before a flight to reduce the risk of blood clots.