Surgery Recovery monitored from day one.
Structured recovery monitoring after cosmetic and elective surgery. Compression garment guidance, scheduled recovery check-ins, and clear signs to watch for, set up with you before you head home.
Day 1
check-ins begin
Video
real-time consults
1:1
with a clinician
Clinician-reviewed
At each check-in
Pre-op consultation
Recovery doesn't always follow a straight line.
Many patients hit moments of doubt during recovery. A clinical assessment can help you understand what you are seeing.
- Prolonged swelling
- Scar-related concerns
- Tissue tightness
- Delayed recovery milestones
- Persistent discomfort
- Questions between follow-up appointments
Baseline Medical provides structured doctor-led oversight and scheduled clinical review through the recovery period, so these moments get a clinical answer rather than a guess. An assessment does not diagnose a condition or guarantee a particular outcome.
The surgery recovery protocol.
Who this is for
People recovering from cosmetic and elective surgery who want structured medical oversight after their procedure.
- Suitable for cosmetic and elective surgery
- Weekly clinician check-ins
- Recovery monitoring
- Structured recovery oversight
- Recovery planning
- Escalation support
- Access to prescription treatment options, if deemed medically appropriate by your doctor
A recovery plan, mapped stage by stage.
Compression garment guidance
Guidance on compression sizing early on and as swelling changes, so you are not left guessing about something easy to get wrong at home.
Scheduled recovery check-ins
Recovery reviews by video or phone at set points, so your questions reach a clinician between your surgeon's appointments.
Swelling and recovery progress check-ins
We note how swelling and recovery are tracking at each check-in and talk you through what is typical at each stage.
Clear signs to watch for
Clear signs to watch for at home. If something needs attention, we help you reach the right care and, with your consent, alert your surgeon.
Scar & fibrosis hand-off
A clear transition into scar and tissue check-ins once acute recovery settles.
Surgeon & GP liaison
With your consent, we share updates so your treating team stays informed without you chasing.
Who this is right for.
Cosmetic surgery
Lipo, BBL, abdominoplasty, breast surgery, locally or returning home.
Elective orthopaedic
Joint reconstructions and electives that need a careful, staged return to movement.
Day-surgery procedures
Hernia repair, gynae, ENT. A short hospital stay, then a longer recovery at home.
Repeat procedures
Revision surgery, where you want structured monitoring through recovery this time.
Your surgery recovery runs in clear stages.
Phase 01
Pre-op consultation
A real-time video or phone consultation. We note your starting point, talk through compression, and set up your monitoring plan.
Phase 02
Early recovery
Regular check-ins by video or phone. We review compression and recovery progress and give you clear signs to watch for.
Phase 03
Ongoing recovery
We review how you are progressing and talk through returning to activity. Scar check-ins begin when wounds allow.
Phase 04
Wind-down
A final recovery review, documented check-ins, and hand-back to your surgeon and GP, with your consent. From your first check-in to your final review. Recovery, supervised.
What the monitoring includes.
A clinician reviews your recovery on a schedule
A clinician reviews your recovery at set check-ins and answers your questions early, so you are not left wondering at home.
Stage-by-stage review at every check-in
At every check-in your clinician reviews your stage and notes what to watch for.
Scar care, planned in
When your wounds allow, we move into scar and tissue check-ins, mapped out with you.
One point of contact
The same clinician across your recovery, so you are not repeating your story to a new face each time.
Everything on record
Your check-ins are documented and, with your consent, shared with your surgeon.
Common questions.
Surgery Recovery
Yes. We can begin at any point during your recovery, though earlier is better. Booking before surgery lets us note your starting point and set up your monitoring plan ahead of time. Individual results vary based on your unique circumstances, and monitoring does not guarantee a particular outcome.
No. We work alongside your surgeon's care. You still attend their scheduled reviews. Baseline Medical monitors the recovery period between those appointments and, with your consent, reports back to them.
We pair Surgery Recovery with Telehealth Monitoring if you had surgery overseas. We can begin before you fly home by video or phone and continue your recovery reviews once you are back. Telehealth is not suitable for every recovery concern, and your clinician may recommend in-person assessment, GP review, referral or no treatment depending on your circumstances.
We confirm the full fee in writing before you begin, so you know the cost upfront. You can ask any pricing questions at your first consultation.
Tell us. We give you clear signs to watch for, and you can reach a clinician between your scheduled reviews. If something needs attention, we help you get to the right care. For anything urgent, call 000 or go to your nearest emergency department.
Yes. With your consent, we can include a partner or family member in your check-ins, so you are not carrying all the detail on your own.
Get Started
Your recovery deserves a medical process.
Book your initial consultation. You leave with a clear recovery plan and one clinician guiding the weeks ahead.
Recovery timeframes and outcomes vary based on your individual circumstances. Monitoring does not guarantee a particular outcome.
Baseline Medical supplements your in-person surgical and medical care. It does not replace your surgeon, GP, or emergency services.
Telehealth is not suitable for every recovery concern. Your clinician may recommend in-person assessment, GP review, specialist referral, further investigation or no treatment depending on your circumstances.
If you have severe pain, high fever, heavy bleeding, breathing difficulty, or signs of a serious complication, call 000 or go to your nearest emergency department.