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In order for the result of plastic surgery to exceed all your expectations and please you, you need to carefully prepare for it. And it does not matter what kind of plastic surgery you have planned, whether it is: blepharoplasty, rhinoplasty, liposuction, or facelift. You will prepare according to an individual plan, which will be compiled by your plastic surgeon during the consultation.
At the initial consultation, you will tell the doctor about your desires and preferences. The surgeon, after listening to you, will take into account all the wishes, and if necessary, he can refuse, motivating the reason. In fact, there may be several reasons: contraindications, disproportionate future forms, skin quality, etc.
A plastic surgeon draws up a detailed program of preparation for plastic surgery just for you. In it, he indicates specific studies depending on the type of operation. So, for example, for rhinoplasty, in addition to general tests, you will need to do an MRI of the nose, for liposuction, an additional consultation with an endocrinologist is necessary, for breast correction, ultrasound of the mammary glands, etc.
The day before surgery
The best advice is to get good sleep. The night before, have a light dinner before 6 pm. If necessary, the doctor may prescribe a mild cleanser, as well as a sedative.
On the morning of the operation
At the appointed time, usually in the morning, you need to come to the clinic on an empty stomach and without cosmetics and other cosmetic products: varnish, deodorant, lipstick. Wear comfortable clothing that does not constrict or restrict movement.
Why do you need to get diagnosed?
In order to draw up a program of preparation and rehabilitation for a particular patient, taking into account his characteristics, and so that the surgical intervention does not cause negative consequences. If during the examination the patient is diagnosed with a disease in the acute stage, then a recommendation will be given to cure. Only after that the patient will be invited for surgery.
