Men's Breast Augmentation Hospital Yunnan: Postoperative Nursing Methods
Breast augmentation surgery for men has become a common way of modern male beauty. When choosing men's breast augmentation hospitals, the medical level and technical level in Yunnan are very good. Next, we will introduce the nursing methods for men after breast augmentation surgery.
Postoperative rest and avoiding strenuous exercise
Rest after operation is very important. Patients need to arrange their own work and rest time reasonably to avoid overwork. In general, the first week after surgery is an important stage of rest, during which time, strenuous exercise and heavy load handling are not suitable. During postoperative recovery, moderate exercise is beneficial to promote postoperative recovery and reduce complications.
At the same time, patients also need to avoid strenuous physical activity and exercise, and avoid high-intensity exercise in a period of time after surgery, so as not to affect the effect of surgery and recovery process. Regular and correct massage and injection can promote lymph circulation and blood circulation, which is conducive to the healing and recovery of postoperative wounds.
Diet conditioning and drug treatment
Postoperative patients need to pay attention to diet conditioning, reasonable intake of nutrition, and maintain health. Pay attention to avoiding too much high fat and high calorie food in the diet, so as not to cause obesity or affect the surgical effect. It is recommended that patients choose foods rich in protein, vitamins and fiber, such as fish, bean products, vegetables and fruits.
In addition, postoperative patients need to follow the doctor's advice to use drugs correctly, including anti-inflammatory drugs, pain killers, antibiotics, etc. According to the doctor's advice, use drugs accurately, avoid excessive or improper use of drugs, and properly disinfect and care the wound after surgery.
Pay attention to postoperative wound care
Postoperative wound nursing is one of the important links of postoperative nursing of breast augmentation surgery. Patients need to clean their wounds regularly to keep them clean and dry. The wound after surgery may appear swelling, blood stasis or exudation within a certain period of time, which is a normal physiological reaction.
At the same time, in a period of time after the operation, the patient needs to prevent the wound from being contaminated and infected, avoid contacting a lot of water and high-temperature water, and avoid doing strenuous exercise or other activities that may increase the tension of the wound. If there are redness, swelling, exudation, fever and other abnormalities in the wound, seek medical advice in time.
Regular follow-up and postoperative psychological counseling
Patients need regular follow-up visits, usually within one month after the operation. Through regular follow-up visits, doctors can evaluate the postoperative effects, understand the postoperative recovery of patients, and deal with possible complications in a timely manner.
At the same time, postoperative psychological counseling is also very important. Breast augmentation surgery may be a new experience for men, who may have emotional problems such as anxiety, pressure and changes in body image after surgery. The support and understanding of doctors and family members are very important for the recovery of patients. It is suggested that patients communicate in time and seek help from psychological counseling.
Summary
Postoperative nursing methods for male breast augmentation surgery include rest and avoiding strenuous exercise, diet conditioning and drug treatment, attention to postoperative wound care, regular follow-up visits and postoperative psychological counseling. Patients need to reasonably arrange their rest time, avoid strenuous exercise and heavy lifting, and take moderate exercise. Choose nutritious food and avoid high fat and high calorie food. Pay attention to the cleaning and nursing of the wound, return to the doctor regularly, and deal with the complications in time. At the same time, patients need to seek psychological guidance and support, and actively respond to the physical and psychological changes brought about by surgery.
