Precautions after breast augmentation surgery
With the development of society, more and more women choose breast augmentation surgery to improve their appearance and self-confidence. However, breast augmentation surgery is a complex operation, and postoperative care and precautions are very important. This article will introduce the matters needing attention after breast augmentation surgery from aspects of postoperative nursing, diet conditioning, sports taboos and regular examination.
Postoperative care
After breast augmentation surgery, postoperative nursing is very important. First, keep the incision dry and clean to avoid the risk of infection. Gently wipe the incision with warm saline every day and keep the wound dry. Secondly, avoid excessive exercise or strenuous activity, so as to prevent the wound from splitting due to excessive tension of the incision. In addition, you should also avoid lifting heavy objects and performing intense sports, such as running, skipping, etc., to avoid pressure on your chest. Finally, we should pay attention to rest after surgery, reasonably arrange the rest time, avoid staying up late and overwork, and help the body recover better.
After breast augmentation surgery, regular reexamination is required. Postoperative reexamination is to ensure the normal operation effect and body recovery. Generally speaking, one week after the operation, it is necessary to go to the hospital for suture removal and dressing change, and the doctor will make a review plan according to personal conditions. During the regular review after surgery, the doctor will check the chest to ensure that there is no abnormality at the surgical site and give further nursing suggestions.
Diet conditioning
Postoperative diet conditioning plays a vital role in the recovery of breast augmentation surgery. First of all, we should pay attention to the light diet and avoid the intake of spicy food and greasy food. These foods may cause gastrointestinal discomfort and increase postoperative recovery discomfort. Secondly, more food rich in vitamins and proteins should be added to help repair wounds and restore the body. At the same time, it is necessary to eat a moderate amount of high fiber foods, such as vegetables and fruits, which will help digestion and excretion and avoid discomfort caused by constipation.
In addition, it is also very important to properly increase water intake in the diet. Postoperative irrigation is to reduce tissue trauma during surgery, promote recovery and reduce swelling. However, attention should be paid to reasonable control of water intake to avoid edema. Generally speaking, you need to drink more water within a few days after the operation, but you should not drink too much water to avoid the burden on the kidneys.
Sports taboo
During the recovery period after breast augmentation surgery, it is necessary to avoid some strenuous sports and physical activities. First of all, we should avoid strenuous upper limb activities and arm raising to avoid pressure on the chest. Secondly, avoid high temperature environments such as hot baths and saunas, so as not to stimulate the chest, causing blood vessel expansion and bleeding. In addition, you should avoid bending your head or bending your body forward for a long time to avoid compression and damage to the chest tissue. During the recovery period, you can take a moderate amount of walking and low-intensity exercise, such as yoga and Pilates, but you should follow the doctor's advice and avoid excessive activity.
Summary
Breast augmentation surgery is an operation that needs to be treated with caution. Postoperative care and precautions determine the effect of the operation and the recovery of the body. Postoperative care includes keeping the surgical incision dry and clean, avoiding strenuous exercise and overwork, and regular reexamination to ensure that there are no abnormalities at the surgical site. In terms of diet, we should pay attention to light diet, increase vitamin and protein intake, and increase water intake in an appropriate amount. For sports taboos, it is necessary to avoid intense upper limb activities and arm raising movements, and avoid high temperature environment and long-term bow and forward bending. Through correct postoperative care and precautions, patients can be helped to recover better and achieve ideal results.
