Prepare for Assessment
Know what information to bring and which questions to ask.
Open assessment guide →Patient resources
Keep preparation, recovery, and clinic information in one place.
A consultation is a chance to understand your options. You do not need to choose a procedure or decide to proceed before meeting Dr. Bien.
Read the appointment guide, then choose a requested time. A calendar selection is not a confirmed appointment.
Check for confirmation emails from both Cal.com and bienpomd.com before visiting.
Bring your concerns and questions, medical and surgical history, allergies, current medicines and supplements, and details of previous treatments. Bring recent laboratory results if available. Send laboratory results only to info@bienpomd.com.
Full consultation checklist →Find us on the Second Floor of TRX Building, Congressional Avenue Extension, Barangay Pasong Tamo, Quezon City. Parking in front is limited and first come, first served. Please limit companions to one or two people.
Hours, maps and clinic details →Consultations are free, by approved appointment, and limited to a maximum of 30 minutes per patient. Discuss your anatomy, goals, health, treatment options, risks, price and recovery needs.
You do not need to decide during the consultation. All surgical procedures are scheduled only after an in-person consultation and coordinated directly with Dr. Bien. Long non-surgical procedures also require prior consultation.
Know what information to bring and which questions to ask.
Open assessment guide →Review general preparation before a scheduled procedure.
Open pre-op guide →Understand the basic principles of safe recovery and when to call.
Open aftercare guide →Coordinate travel, consultation, surgery, and follow-up with enough time.
Plan an overseas visit →Find the address, hours, parking, and directions.
View clinic details →Use Facebook Messenger, Instagram DM, or Viber for clinic questions.
Contact BienPoMD →Meet Dr. Bien in person, discuss what concerns you, and receive an honest assessment of what may—or may not—be appropriate.
Recovery Resource
Review general recovery principles, common postoperative changes, and when to contact the clinic.