There are many different surgical procedures that can enhance your breasts. Each option can produce different results. Because there is no one-size-fits-all solution, you should arm yourself with information about each procedure to make an informed decision. You will be able to ask the right questions to get the breast enhancement surgery you desire.
How to choose a plastic surgeon
It is a big decision to choose a breast enlargement surgeon. There are a few factors to consider, including the surgeon's qualifications, experience, and bedside manner. Referring to people who have had surgery is a great way of choosing the right surgeon.
Patient reviews and before and after pictures are a good starting point. You should look for surgeons who have a history of providing high-quality results. Surgical before and after pictures can provide a good indication of the surgeon's skill and experience. These pictures will also help you to decide if a surgeon's skills and experience are right for you.
How to prepare for surgery
Keep your body healthy when preparing to have breast enlargements. It is important to avoid people who are sick and to make sure that you have time off work prior to the surgery. If you have young children, ensure that someone is available to look after them while you are away. For the next two weeks, avoid strenuous exercise. You will feel tender breasts after surgery. Exercising too often can cause pain.
It's a good idea, before you have surgery, to plan your meals. Make sure you buy foods that you can easily prepare. You might also want to shop for foods that can be stored well and are easy to prepare. Be sure to bring all medications. You should also arrive at the surgery facility at least two hours early to check in. Wear comfortable clothing that doesn't restrict your arm movement. You can also wear a button-front t-shirt.
Complications
A small percentage of women who have had breast enlargement surgery suffer from postoperative infection. This is usually accompanied with redness, swelling and pain. The surgeon should be consulted about their options. While antibiotics can help clear infection, if it continues to be severe, the surgeon will likely perform surgery to remove infected tissues. The surgeon may need to remove the implant and the tissue expander in severe cases.
Of the total 450 procedures after initial implantation, 91 of them were staged planned procedures while 164 were done for clinical reasons. 321 women had reported at least one complication. 321 women reported at least one complication. 274 breasts were also affected by at least one implant. Women who had surgery after breast cancer treatment or prophylactic reasons experienced significantly lower complications.
Recovery
It is important to recover from breast augmentation surgery. Although it is not life-threatening the procedure can be quite uncomfortable. The pain, swelling, and bruising that occurs after the surgery will recede. To speed up healing, the body will release anti-inflammatory substances. Patients should avoid lifting heavy objects and strenuous activity while recovering. Most patients can return to their daily routine within a few weeks.
The doctor will prescribe pain medication to the patient. Alternatively, they can take over-the-counter pain relievers to minimize the discomfort. The patient should avoid high-impact activity for two to five weeks after the surgery.