Fear of surgery is completely normal. Whether it’s the thought of pain, complications, anesthesia, or even the recovery process—you are not alone. At Dr. Rami Hamed Center (DRHC Dubai), we understand these fears, and we want to help you make confident, informed decisions about your health—without pressure, without judgment.
This blog is for anyone who is anxious about surgery and needs reassurance, clarity, and a safe space to ask questions.
Fear stems from uncertainty. The unknown creates anxiety, and that’s completely understandable. Here are the most common fears patients share with us:
These concerns are valid. But knowledge, preparation, and support can go a long way in transforming fear into empowerment.
At DRHC Dubai, we never rush into surgery. We follow a step-by-step approach to ensure you're confident and ready:
We begin with comprehensive testing, imaging, and evaluations to determine whether surgery is truly necessary.
Surgery is rarely the first option. We explore conservative treatments like medication, physical therapy, lifestyle changes, or injections before recommending surgery.
If surgery is needed, we personalize it. You’ll know what to expect, how long it will take, how you’ll feel afterward, and how soon you can get back to life.
We walk you through the entire process—step-by-step—to make sure all your questions are answered and fears are addressed.
“What if something goes wrong during surgery?”
Every surgical procedure carries some risk—but at DRHC, we prioritize safety, preparation, and precision. We use advanced technologies, experienced teams, and strict protocols to minimize risks and ensure the best outcomes.
Modern surgical techniques and anesthesia options have dramatically reduced post-operative pain. We also provide you with personalized pain management plans to keep you as comfortable as possible.
This is a very common fear. But the truth is, anesthesia today is extremely safe—especially when administered by our highly trained anesthesiologists. You are monitored continuously before, during, and after the procedure.
That’s okay. We’re here to support you—not to rush you. You can take time to think, ask questions, get a second opinion, or speak to other patients who’ve gone through the same process.