Precautions after breast augmentation surgery in Guangzhou Hospital
With the development of society and the change of people's aesthetic concept, more and more women choose breast augmentation surgery to improve their appearance. However, postoperative care and precautions are very important to ensure the effect of surgery and postoperative rehabilitation. The following will elaborate on the precautions after breast augmentation surgery in Guangzhou Hospital from the aspects of postoperative rest, diet conditioning, body maintenance and postoperative reexamination.
Postoperative rest
Postoperative rest is one of the key links for successful operation. On the first day after surgery, the patient should stay in bed and rest, and try to avoid extensive physical activity. The operation site should be protected from severe friction, bathing and swimming to avoid infection or swelling of the operation area. At the same time, the dressing needs to be changed regularly within a few days after the operation to keep the wound dry and clean after the operation. Avoid lifting heavy objects and overexertion within 1 week after operation, so as not to affect the operation effect.
Within one month after the operation, the patient should avoid strenuous exercise and high-intensity exercise, such as running, dancing, etc., to reduce the impact on the chest. In addition, in case of postoperative wound infection, pain, swelling and other abnormalities, seek medical advice and contact the doctor in a timely manner.
Diet conditioning
Postoperative diet is helpful to promote wound healing and recovery. On the first day after operation, the patient mainly took liquid diet, gradually transiting to soft food and semi liquid food. The diet should be light, and spicy and irritant food should be avoided to avoid postoperative dyspepsia or flatulence. In addition, enough protein, vitamins and other nutrients should be supplemented in the diet to promote wound healing and postoperative recovery.
At the same time, patients need to maintain good eating habits after surgery, achieve the rule of three meals, and avoid overeating. Avoid excessive intake of salt, caffeine and other substances harmful to wound growth. In the diet, we should pay attention to the reasonable collocation, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and keep healthy and adequate nutrition.
Body maintenance
Postoperative patients should protect their chest reasonably to avoid being squeezed or collided by external forces, so as not to affect the surgical effect. Patients need to wear appropriate underwear and choose underwear with appropriate size and comfortable style to support the chest and maintain its shape. Avoid lying down to sleep within one month after the operation, and keep supine or lateral position when sleeping to avoid compression on the chest.
In addition, postoperative patients need to maintain good hygiene habits and keep the surgical area clean. Avoid contact with hot water or high temperature articles to avoid burns in the surgical area. During postoperative recovery, patients should maintain emotional stability and avoid excessive fatigue and stress, which will help improve the surgical effect and postoperative recovery.
Postoperative reexamination
Postoperative reexamination plays an important role in the evaluation of surgical effect and further rehabilitation. The patient should take regular postoperative reexamination according to the doctor's recommendations to check the healing of the surgical area and the position and status of the implants. The doctor will make further adjustment and treatment according to the recheck results. In addition, regular postoperative reexamination of patients is helpful to find and deal with postoperative complications in a timely manner, and improve the surgical effect and postoperative rehabilitation.
Summary
The precautions after breast augmentation surgery in Guangzhou Hospital include rest, diet conditioning, body maintenance and postoperative reexamination. The patient needs to rest fully after surgery to avoid excessive activity and strenuous exercise. The diet should be light and healthy, and appropriate nutrients should be supplemented. Protecting the chest and keeping good hygiene habits are helpful to the surgical effect and recovery. Regular postoperative reexamination is the key link to evaluate the effect of surgery and deal with complications in time. By following these precautions, patients can better achieve the postoperative effect, accelerate the rehabilitation process, and improve the quality of life.
