Begin with the why
You do not need to arrive with a treatment name. It is often more useful to explain what you notice, how long it has bothered you and what a good outcome would feel like.
Share the useful details
Previous treatments, relevant medical history, medication and upcoming events can all affect timing or suitability. Clear information helps Kelly advise responsibly.
Ask the awkward questions
A good consultation makes room for cost, downtime, alternatives, risks and the option to do nothing. You should leave understanding the plan, not feeling pressured into it.