Your first consultation
You do not need to choose a treatment before attending. The first visit is for understanding your needs and answering questions.
What you would like to discuss
You may describe discomfort, a change following childbirth or menopause, an anatomical question or an aesthetic request. Share medical history, medication and allergies that could matter. The intimate reason need not be included in the first appointment message.
Examination is explained first
The professional explains what needs assessing and why. You may ask questions, request a pause or decline an examination. Relevant tests are explained. A consultation does not mean that every patient needs identical tests.
Shared decisions
We discuss what you would like to improve and the options suited to your situation. The possible benefits, aftercare and relevant risks of each proposal are explained. You have time to ask questions and decide; a consultation can also simply help you understand your anatomy without having treatment.
A specific plan when appropriate
If treatment is proposed, you should know who will perform it, where, with which technique and what follow-up is available. Appointments depend on scheduling. Major surgery is outside the scope of the service presented here.
Estimate and arrangements
Ask for an estimate specifying what is included. Clarify reviews, tests and rescheduling conditions before agreeing. There is no automatic booking or payment on this website: the clinic confirms the appointment and applicable terms.
Contacting the clinic
You can call, open WhatsApp or email askabide@askabide.com. Your contact details and preferred clinic are enough. Website messages open in your own application and are sent only when you confirm them.
Content edition: 9 September 2026
General information. Not a substitute for a consultation or an individual medical decision.
We start by
listening to you.
Request an assessment at your preferred clinic. You do not need to know in advance which treatment might suit you.