1、 Assessment of patient's physical condition
Before breast augmentation surgery, the patient's physical condition needs to be evaluated first. The doctor will check whether the patient has breast related disease, heart disease, lung disease and other potential surgical risk factors. The patient's age, weight, eating habits, etc. will also be taken into consideration.
In addition, it is also necessary to assess the patient's expectations and psychological tolerance for surgery. Breast augmentation surgery for pseudonyms is not a simple cosmetic surgery, it also involves the gender identity and mental health of patients. Therefore, it is very important to evaluate the feasibility of surgery to assess whether the patient has a real need for surgery and whether they have the ability to accept psychological adjustment after surgery.
Generally speaking, doctors will conduct detailed interview and consultation with patients to fully understand their physical and psychological conditions, and then comprehensively consider these factors to assess the feasibility of surgery.
2、 Selection of operation mode
Breast augmentation surgery for pseudonyms can be performed in many different ways, such as silicone prosthesis implantation, fat transplantation, etc. When assessing the feasibility of surgery, it is necessary to select the most appropriate surgical method according to the individual situation of the patient.
First, the doctor will consider the breast development of the patient. If the patient's breast is well developed, silicone prosthesis can be selected for implantation; If the development is poor, fat transplantation can be considered. In addition, there are other special cases, such as breast ptosis and uneven breast size, which need comprehensive consideration to select appropriate surgical methods.
When selecting the operation mode, the patient's risk tolerance should also be considered. Silicone prosthesis implantation is relatively simple and less risky, but the prosthesis needs to be replaced regularly; The risk of fat transplantation is high, which requires patients to have enough fat supply sources, and the surgical effect is relatively unstable. The doctor will make a comprehensive assessment based on the specific situation of the patient and select the most appropriate surgical method.
3、 Preparation before operation
Before the operation, the patient needs to make a series of preparations to ensure the smooth operation.
First, the patient needs to undergo a comprehensive physical examination to assess whether the physical condition is suitable for surgery. This includes ECG, breast ultrasound and other examination items.
Secondly, patients need to communicate with doctors in detail to understand the risks of surgery and postoperative precautions. Patients need to sign an informed consent form to confirm that they have fully understood the relevant information of the operation.
Finally, patients also need to carry out preoperative psychological preparation. The doctor will communicate with the patient to help the patient establish correct expectations, and at the same time, he will also answer the patient's possible doubts and concerns.
4、 Postoperative nursing and effect evaluation
After breast augmentation surgery, patients need to carry out certain nursing work to ensure breast recovery and avoid complications.
First, patients need to pay attention to the wound care of the surgical wound. The doctor will instruct the patient how to clean and change the dressing correctly to promote wound healing.
Secondly, patients need to follow the doctor's postoperative precautions, such as avoiding strenuous exercise, maintaining the correct position, and returning regularly. The doctor will formulate personalized postoperative care plan according to the specific situation of the patient.
A period of time after the operation, the doctor will conduct regular follow-up and effect evaluation. The doctor will check the shape of the breast and the effect of the operation, evaluate the success of the operation, and make further adjustments as needed.
To sum up, the feasibility assessment of breast augmentation surgery for pseudonymous women includes the assessment of the patient's physical condition, the selection of surgical methods, the preparation before surgery, and the nursing and effect assessment after surgery. Through scientific assessment and comprehensive consideration, doctors can ensure the safety and effectiveness of surgery and help patients to achieve their own needs and expectations.
