Is the post fat breast augmentation nursing good in public hospitals?
Fat augmentation surgery is a common plastic surgery, which increases the fullness and shape of the breast by extracting the patient's own fat tissue and injecting it into the breast. For many women who want to have a more perfect chest, fat breast augmentation surgery is a relatively safe and effective choice. However, postoperative care is critical to the long-term stability of the surgical effect and the recovery of patients. So, how is the post fat breast augmentation care in public hospitals? The following will elaborate in detail from four aspects: preoperative preparation, postoperative care and precautions, postoperative complications, and rehabilitation and effect maintenance.
Preparation before operation
Before fat augmentation surgery in public hospitals, doctors will conduct a comprehensive assessment and examination according to the specific conditions of patients. The most important thing is to determine whether the patient is suitable for this operation. Doctors will pay attention to the patient's age, physical health, skin elasticity, breast tissue and other factors. The patient needs to provide a detailed medical history and drug allergy. Before the operation, the doctor will also inform the patient of the risks and precautions of the operation, and work with the patient to develop the operation plan.
In addition, public hospitals will provide patients with necessary preoperative preparation. This includes the requirements for the time of fasting and water deprivation, so as to prevent patients from taking food and water for a period of time before surgery, so as to reduce the related risks during surgery. In addition, doctors will ask patients to stop using certain drugs, such as anticoagulants and some over-the-counter drugs.
Postoperative care and precautions
After the operation, the nursing staff of the public hospital will provide detailed postoperative nursing guidance to ensure the maximum effect of the operation and the recovery of patients. Patients need to take appropriate nursing measures, such as keeping the surgical site clean and dry, avoiding external impact and friction, avoiding lifting heavy objects, and insisting on wearing the chest support device recommended by the doctor. The doctor will make a personalized rehabilitation plan according to the patient's condition and operation, and recommend the patient to take moderate exercise and massage to promote postoperative recovery.
In addition, postoperative nursing needs to pay close attention to and deal with any discomfort in a timely manner. If patients have abnormal pain, redness, swelling, signs of infection or other complications, they should seek medical advice in a timely manner and consult a professional doctor.
Postoperative complications
Although public hospitals try their best to ensure the safety and success of the operation, some postoperative complications may still occur. These complications may include infection, bleeding, skin scar hyperplasia, fat mass or nodule formation, etc. Although the incidence of these complications is relatively low, patients need to pay close attention to the changes of the surgical site after surgery, and regularly return for follow-up observation with doctors.
Public hospitals will provide necessary support and treatment to ensure the safety and recovery of patients. After surgery, patients need to take recovery exercise according to the doctor's requirements and visit the hospital regularly, so that the doctor can find and deal with any potential complications in a timely manner.
Rehabilitation and effect maintenance
The focus of fat augmentation surgery nursing in public hospitals is postoperative rehabilitation and effect maintenance. After surgery, patients need to follow the doctor's rehabilitation plan, adhere to moderate exercise and massage, and pay attention to the adjustment of diet and living habits. In addition, patients also need to visit again regularly to check the changes and effects of the surgical site regularly.
To sum up, public hospitals are very important for the nursing of fat breast augmentation surgery. Reasonable preoperative preparation and postoperative nursing, as well as timely treatment of postoperative complications, can maximize the safety and effect of surgery, and help patients achieve ideal chest shape. Patients should choose formal public hospitals and work closely with doctors to develop personalized rehabilitation plans to ensure the success of surgery and the rehabilitation of patients.
