Cautions before and after surgery

Marble Breast Surgery Cautions before and after surgery

MARBLE PLASTIC SURGERY

Details of Breast surgery is also important, however for a more satisfied result precautions before surgery and after care is very important. Please refer to the cautions and plan a meticulous surgery plan.

#Cautions Before Breast Surgery

Medications that interfere with hemostasis are
not recommended for two weeks prior to
surgery.
Please refrain from smoking and drinking for
2 weeks before surgery.
On the surgery day please remove makeup,
contact lenses, and nail polish as it may
distract the surgery process.
Please fast all foods including water from
8 hours before surgery.
Please come in in comfortable attire to avoid
irritating the area of surgery.
If you have any operation history, please tell
us during consultation so we can note it down.
Please follow preoperative instructions before
surgery.
Please notify our medical team if you are
taking any medication(s).
Please notify our medial team if you have any
disease(s).
If you need to have surgery done through
your armpits, it is best to have your hair
removed before the surgery.
It is recommended to postpone the operation
if you have a flu or a bad cold.

#Cautions After Breast Surgery

There may be swelling, bruises, and bleeding
during the first 3 days after surgery.
If there is severe breast pain, you should visit
the hospital.
Please refrain from saunas, and hot spas.
Please refrain from smoking and drinking for
1 month after the surgery.
Simple makeup is available after 10 days.
Please do not lower your head or lie on your
stomach, and recommended to sleep on
high pillow.
Please do not raise your arms by more than
90 degrees or lift heavy things for 7 days
after surgery.
Please take the medication as prescribed.
Simple exercise is recommended after two
weeks of surgery and intense exercise after
one month of operation.
You can eat food after 6 hours of surgery and
it is recommended to eat something soft,
such as rice gruel.
Please refrain from waxing or applying lotion
on the area of surgery.