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Anal Fisting for Beginners: A Fisting Guide
Anal fisting, not to be confused with vaginal fisting, is when one person inserts their entire hand into the anus of another. Though called “fisting,” the hand isn’t always positioned into a fist, although this can be achieved gradually. What’s commonly referred to as fisting can actually be an extension of the fingers into the anus up to or almost to the wrist. Think of the positioning as your four fingers leaning over to meet the pad of your thumb, creating a kind of cone shape or what most people call a “duck bill”.
November 14, 2024 by Dr. Evan Goldstein
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I’ve had my surgery. Now what?
When booking your surgery, we will also book your necessary post-operative care appointment at the same time. Generally speaking, you should be seen for an in-office evaluation 3-4 weeks after your surgery. In some cases, longer or shorter lead times may be required. From there, your physician will determine a consultation schedule for any necessary
March 07, 2016 by bespoke
What happens after my initial consultation if surgery is required?
After seeing a Bespoke physician for the first time, surgery is generally scheduled if required. A surgical coordinator will work with you to determine when and where your surgery will take place. Accommodations can be made for surgery within the same week as your initial consultation, or can be scheduled months in advance to suit
March 07, 2016 by bespoke
Will the doctor operate on me during my initial consultation?
No. You will need to have a full consultation with a Bespoke physician prior to scheduling your surgical procedure. From there, you will work with a surgical coordinator to schedule your surgery at a later date.
March 07, 2016 by bespoke
Do I need to prepare for my consultation in any way?
No preparation is necessary for your office visits. Some patients utilizing our proctological services may prefer to cleanse or utilize an enema prior to their consultation, but we ask you not to do so as it may irritate the examination site or interfere with obtaining an adequate cytology sample should one be necessary.
March 07, 2016 by bespoke
Have you had any prior testing done?
If you have had any recent testing done pertaining to your visit with Bespoke, please provide us with copies of the reports prior to your consultation with us.
March 07, 2016 by bespoke
Do you accept international insurances or workers comp?
Yes, Bespoke Surgical accepts a wide variety of international insurances, as well as workers compensation. Please contact us directly to verify your international plan. If you have workers compensation, please have all necessary paperwork filed and available prior to contacting us for an appointment. From there, we can easily work with your case management team
March 07, 2016 by bespoke
How do I get an appointment?
To become a client at Bespoke Surgical, we will first ask you to fill out a New Patient Registration form for your basic information and insurance information in order to determine your coverage and eligibility. Filling this out ahead of time helps us to create your chart before your visit, and keeps your visit quick
March 07, 2016 by bespoke
What if I need copies of my slides for an outside consultation?
Slide loan requests can be processed same-day. Slides are kept in-house, and can be leant out for a 30-day period. You will be required to come in to the office to provide identification, sign out the slides, and transport them to your outside consultation. We cannot send slides out on your behalf.
March 07, 2016 by bespoke
How can I obtain a copy of my pathology report for my personal records?
For a copy of your report, email nicdsposito@bespokesurgical.com or call (212) 206-1501, option 4. Generally, report requests can be fulfilled immediately upon request.
March 07, 2016 by bespoke
Will I receive a bill for my pathology?
In many cases, you may receive a bill or a statement from either Bespoke Surgical, AcuPath, or your insurance. This does not necessarily mean you are responsible for payment. If you receive any bills or statements for pathology, simply email a copy of them to nicdsposito@bespokesurgical.com. We will help navigate you through the process and
March 07, 2016 by bespoke
