Cosmetic Surgery Daily
Preparing For Breast Augmentation Surgery
Posted Thursday, September 18, 2008
If you're thinking of going in for a boob job, chances are you have made a very good decision that will have a positive impact on your appearance and even self-esteem. There are some things you need to know about getting ready for breast implants, however, that can dramatically alter the experience and even negatively impact the outcome of the procedure. The better armed you are with knowledge and the more prepared you are before you go in for surgery, the more likely it is you will enjoy the look you're after.
So, what do you need to know and do before having a boob job? Be certain to take care of these things before the day of the procedure:
- Share your full medical history with your surgeon - To ensure your safety and even the outcome of your breast enhancement surgery, it is imperative that your doctor know your entire medical history. Some conditions can have an impact on the prudence of having a breast enlargement. The more informed your doctor is about your medical and family history, the better he will be able to guide you with proper advice during the decision-making phase.
- Share all medications presently being taken - Your surgeon needs to know every medication you are taking. This includes prescription medications, herbal remedies and other-the-counter drugs. Some medications, such as blood thinners, can be dangerous to be on when surgery is impending.
- Share all allergies with the surgeon and surgical facility - It is simply imperative that your surgeon and the day surgery center both be aware of any allergies you might have. This can include allergies to medications, foods and surgical supplies. If you are allergic to latex, for example, be certain everyone knows about it prior to your procedure.
- Arrange for a support person to help out after a boobjob - Having a support person to take care of you in the immediate hours following surgery can be a blessing and it can even help ensure your health and safety. A support person should be willing to watch over you, make sure you rest, eat and take medications on time. The person will also be responsible for monitoring you for any potential complications.
- Be reasonable with your expectations - Prior to breast augmentation surgery, it is very important that you and the surgeon are on the same page in regard to desired breast size and anticipated outcome of the procedure. Whist no surgeon can fully guarantee results prior to the procedure, the more open you both are with expectations, the more likely it is you will be pleased with the outcome.
Breast implants can give you the boost you need to feel better about yourself and enjoy your appearance. To increase the odds of a favourable outcome, however, it is imperative that you properly prepare for this procedure and make sure your surgeon is aware of certain thing. The better prepared you are, the more likely it is your experience will be a good one.
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Dr Zion Chan is a cosmetic surgeon in Sydney, specialising in breast augmentation, rhinoplasty and box. For a free consultation please visit Breast Augmentation.
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