Nanning Ruikang Hospital Breast Augmentation: What preparations should be made before breast augmentation surgery?

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Nanning Ruikang Hospital Breast Augmentation: What preparations should be made before breast augmentation surgery?

Breast augmentation surgery is an operation to increase the size and fullness of the chest by implanting a prosthesis or autologous fat. Before breast augmentation surgery, patients need to do some preparations to ensure the safety and success of the surgery. Next, we will elaborate on what preparations need to be made before breast augmentation surgery from four aspects.

Medical examination and consultation

Before deciding on breast augmentation surgery, patients should first undergo medical examination. The doctor will conduct a comprehensive physical examination to understand the patient's health and whether there are any diseases incompatible with the operation. In addition, doctors will also provide corresponding advice and suggestions according to the patient's body shape, chest shape and expectations.

In addition to medical examination and consultation, patients also need to fully communicate with doctors to understand the risks and complications of surgery in detail. Patients need to clarify their expectations and goals, and fully communicate and discuss with doctors to ensure that the surgical results meet expectations.

Preoperative detection and preparation

Before surgery, patients also need to carry out a series of preoperative tests to ensure that their physical conditions are suitable for surgery. Common preoperative tests include blood routine test, electrocardiogram, chest X-ray, etc. These tests can help doctors assess the health of patients and eliminate the risk factors of surgery.

In addition, patients need to adjust their diet and fast before surgery. Generally speaking, eating and drinking should be stopped 6 hours before the operation to avoid food reflux and sudden accidents during the operation.

In addition, patients also need to buy some postoperative drugs and therapeutic tools in advance, such as pain relievers, massage emulsions, special bras, etc. The preparation of these items can help patients recover better and reduce discomfort after surgery.

Mental preparation and preoperative psychological counseling

Breast augmentation surgery is an operation that requires certain risks and recovery time, and patients need to have sufficient mental preparation. Preoperative psychological counseling can help patients overcome the tension and fear before surgery and enhance their confidence in surgery.

The main content of preoperative psychological counseling includes answering patients' doubts and concerns about the operation, telling patients about the process and risks of the operation, and the recovery after the operation. At the same time, doctors will also give psychological advice and guidance to patients after surgery to help them better regulate their emotions and expectations.

Life and postoperative preparation

Before breast augmentation surgery, patients also need to live and prepare for surgery. Life preparation includes adjusting work and study plans, and arranging the rest and recovery time after surgery. Patients need to ask for leave or arrange corresponding rest periods so that they can fully recover.

Postoperative preparation mainly includes the preparation of light and comfortable clothes and bras. Avoid wearing tight, high collar or steel hoop underwear to avoid discomfort to the surgical site. In addition, patients also need to prepare some home aids, such as nursing pads, cushions, etc., to facilitate daily life after surgery.

Summary

Before breast augmentation surgery, patients need medical examination and consultation to understand the surgical risks and clarify the expected goals. Relevant tests and preparations are also required before surgery, including physical examination and preoperative tests. In addition, patients also need mental preparation and preoperative psychological counseling, as well as life and postoperative preparation. Through these preparations, patients can better ensure the success of surgery and postoperative recovery.