Face to face procedures for breast augmentation surgery
Breast augmentation surgery is a common cosmetic surgery, which is suitable for those who want to improve their self-confidence and appearance by changing the shape of the chest. Before breast augmentation surgery, professional doctors will conduct a face-to-face consultation to ensure the safety and success of the surgery. Next, we will introduce the procedures of breast augmentation surgery in detail.
Step 1: Detailed consultation and preliminary assessment
Before breast augmentation surgery, patients need detailed consultation first. The doctor will carefully listen to the patient's needs and expectations, and understand the effect they want to achieve, the condition before surgery, medical history and other important information. At the same time, the doctor will make a preliminary physical assessment of the patient, including measuring the size of the chest, the tension of breast ligaments, skin elasticity, etc. This information helps doctors to develop personalized surgical plans to ensure the best results.
Later, the doctor will introduce the process, risks and precautions of the operation, as well as the nursing methods and recovery period before and after the operation. This will help patients fully understand the overall situation of the operation and make wise decisions.
Step 2: 3D photography and breast shape assessment
Some advanced medical institutions use 3D photography technology to help doctors and patients better understand the effects before and after surgery. Through 3D photography, doctors can generate a 3D model of the patient's breast to further evaluate the feasibility of the surgical plan. At the same time, doctors can also provide patients with more specific postoperative expected effects by simulating the changes of the patient's chest shape.
In the breast shape assessment, the doctor will comprehensively consider the size, shape, position of the breast, the size and position of the areola and other factors. By fully understanding the expectations of patients and the actual situation of breasts, doctors can develop the most suitable surgical plan for patients.
Step 3: Preoperative examination and medical history evaluation
After determining the operation plan, the patient also needs to undergo preoperative examination and medical history assessment. These examinations can help doctors understand the health status of patients, eliminate some contraindications, and reduce the risk of surgery. Common preoperative examination items include blood routine, liver function, blood coagulation function, electrocardiogram, chest X-ray, etc.
In addition, the doctor will also know the patient's allergy history, drug use history and surgical history to ensure the safety of the operation. If serious health problems or contraindications are found, the doctor may advise the patient to postpone the operation temporarily or seek other suitable plastic surgery.
Step 4: Preoperative education and preparation
At the final stage of the interview, the doctor will provide patients with preoperative education and preoperative preparation guidelines. Preoperative education mainly includes the detailed process of surgery, postoperative nursing requirements and possible complications. The teaching of these knowledge can enable patients to fully understand the operation and prepare for the recovery period after the operation.
Preoperative preparation usually includes stopping some specific drugs or supplementing some specific nutrients, as well as bathing and fasting before surgery. In addition, patients also need to prepare comfortable clothes and necessary daily necessities in advance for recovery after surgery.
summary
The procedures of breast augmentation surgery include detailed consultation and preliminary assessment, three-dimensional photography and breast morphology assessment, preoperative examination and medical history assessment, as well as preoperative education and preparation. Through these steps, doctors can fully understand the needs and physical conditions of patients, develop personalized surgical programs, and ensure the safety and best results of surgery.
