How long does breast augmentation need to be prepared?
Breast augmentation surgery is a common plastic surgery, which can enlarge breast and improve breast shape by implanting prosthesis. Breast augmentation surgery has a remarkable effect and is welcomed by more and more women. However, in order to ensure the safety and effect of surgery, patients need to carry out a series of preparations before surgery. This article will elaborate on the preparation time of breast augmentation surgery from four aspects.
1. Preoperative consultation and evaluation
Before breast augmentation surgery, patients need to consult professional plastic surgery hospitals to select appropriate doctors and surgical methods. The doctor will make a detailed assessment of the patient's physical condition, including breast shape, fat content, skin elasticity, etc. At the same time, doctors will also understand the expectations and needs of patients, and develop personalized surgical plans according to the individual differences of patients and medical guidance.
Preoperative consultation and evaluation usually take days to weeks, depending on the patient's personal situation and hospital arrangements. In the process of consultation and assessment, patients need to fully understand the risks and adverse reactions of surgery, and communicate with doctors to ensure that they are mentally and physically prepared.
2. Preoperative examination and preparation
After breast augmentation surgery is determined, patients need to undergo a series of preoperative examinations to ensure that their physical conditions are suitable for surgery. Routine examination items include routine blood test, routine urine test, breast ultrasound, electrocardiogram, etc. These examinations can help doctors fully understand the patient's physical condition and ensure the safety of the operation.
In addition, patients also need to prepare items needed for surgery, such as loose clothing, personal hygiene supplies, etc. The hospital will also provide detailed preoperative preparation guidance, including diet requirements, food and drug prohibition, etc. These preparations were completed days to weeks before the operation.
3. Psychological preparation before operation
Breast augmentation surgery is a major decision, for patients, preoperative psychological preparation is particularly important. Patients need to seriously consider the reasons and motivations for their own surgery, and rationally treat the risks and benefits of surgery. Before surgery, patients can communicate with their families and friends and consult their opinions and suggestions.
In addition, some patients may need further psychological assessment to ensure their ability to make independent decisions. These psychological preparations usually take weeks to months to ensure that the patient understands the purpose and effect of the operation and is psychologically prepared.
4. Postoperative recovery and nursing
After breast augmentation surgery, patients need some recovery and nursing work. The doctor will give postoperative nursing guidance according to the specific conditions of the operation, including rest time, dietary requirements, drug use, etc. Within a few weeks after surgery, patients need to avoid overexertion and strenuous exercise, and maintain good rest and living habits.
In addition, patients also need to return regularly for follow-up and examination by doctors. The time and frequency of further visits shall be determined by the doctor according to the specific situation of the patient. Patients need to closely cooperate with the guidance of doctors to deal with the problems and discomfort found in the follow-up in a timely manner.
Summary
To sum up, breast augmentation surgery requires a series of preparations. Preoperative consultation and evaluation, preoperative examination and preparation, preoperative psychological preparation, and postoperative recovery and nursing are all indispensable steps. The time period of these preparations varies from person to person, usually taking weeks to months. Patients need to fully communicate and cooperate with professional doctors to ensure the safety and effect of the operation.
