I know that you examine many criteria about the doctor. Where they graduated from, which technique they will use, what kind of approach they will have—examining these is natural. In my opinion, the indispensable element between the patient and the doctor is trust. If you can carry a sense of trust toward the physician in front of you, then while overcoming the difficulties you may encounter after surgery, instead of anxiety and worry,
you will find trust and patience. This increases your resilience and allows your physician to guide you more properly. If there is a problem with trust, anxiety will consume you. You will magnify even the smallest process you encounter after surgery in your mind and become worried; and at that point, your doctor may not be able to work properly either. If a sense of trust has been established, the opposite happens. You approach the events that happen to you with much greater endurance and understanding. You get through the postoperative period much more peacefully.