The interventions
The plastic surgery is one that uses the same general rules as the other surgeries. It requires a pre-anesthesic medical check-up and must be held within an optimal framework of safety and comfort.
During this last decade, the techniques in plastic surgery and anaesthesia have considerably evolved, they are today adapted to the requirements and the desires of the patients. The surgical act is more than ever codified, the scars are increasingly noticeable, and consequently the operational followings are somewhat simplified and the duration of hospitalisation significantly short.
Our perfect master of the anaesthesia and the various surgical techniques we use make it possible to practise several interventions during the same operational time, on a well psychologically prepared patient and in good condition of health.
Some operations we practice are usually coupled. Thus, one can associate to a cervico-facial lift, a blepharoplastie, a front-temporal face lift or a rhinoplastie. Concerning the silhouette, a lipoaspiration is easily combined with breasts Implantation or abdominoplastie.
Nevertheless, there are general risks related to any type of surgery and specific risks era to be considered regarding the practised surgical technique.
Any surgical operation bears a certain percentage of general risks such as: hematomes, infections, and delay of cicatrisation. The patient must be informed of these complications for a better reaction to their possible occurrence.
Some useful recommendations to help patients experience in full safety and peace of mind their intervention and the operational continuations that will result from it:
The scars due to lipoaspiration only a few millimetres wide and theoretically disappear after 6 months. The eyelids skin is very fine and heals well in general. The scar on this level of the face is erased quickly more especially as it is located in the palpebral fold.
Concerning breast reduction on the other hand, the scars remain several months before becoming suitably acceptable. The result of the intervention is obtained at the end of three to six months in the majority of the cases.
The plastic surgery is one that uses the same general rules as the other surgeries. It requires a pre-anesthesic medical check-up and must be held within an optimal framework of safety and comfort.
During this last decade, the techniques in plastic surgery and anaesthesia have considerably evolved, they are today adapted to the requirements and the desires of the patients. The surgical act is more than ever codified, the scars are increasingly noticeable, and consequently the operational followings are somewhat simplified and the duration of hospitalisation significantly short.
Our perfect master of the anaesthesia and the various surgical techniques we use make it possible to practise several interventions during the same operational time, on a well psychologically prepared patient and in good condition of health.
Some operations we practice are usually coupled. Thus, one can associate to a cervico-facial lift, a blepharoplastie, a front-temporal face lift or a rhinoplastie. Concerning the silhouette, a lipoaspiration is easily combined with breasts Implantation or abdominoplastie.
Nevertheless, there are general risks related to any type of surgery and specific risks era to be considered regarding the practised surgical technique.
Any surgical operation bears a certain percentage of general risks such as: hematomes, infections, and delay of cicatrisation. The patient must be informed of these complications for a better reaction to their possible occurrence.
Some useful recommendations to help patients experience in full safety and peace of mind their intervention and the operational continuations that will result from it:
- Prepare psychologically in order to increase the level of better acceptance of the awaited transformations;
- Inform the anaesthetist of taken medications
- avoid or stop aspirin-based drugs at least ten days before the intervention
- If possible arrive at without having eaten to the clinic. Solid foods and cigarettes must be stopped the day before at midnight. It is possible however to drink a glass of water, a tea or a coffee without sugar two hours before your appointment at the clinic;
- Avoid make up, and nail varnish; Wear large clothing or buttoned in front
- Provide oneself with a scarf or a hat and tinted glasses if the patient is to have a rhinoplasty or a face lift
- Do not drive a vehicle, nor take public transportation on the day of the intervention. It is advised to arrange for someone to pick you up after the intervention.
The scars due to lipoaspiration only a few millimetres wide and theoretically disappear after 6 months. The eyelids skin is very fine and heals well in general. The scar on this level of the face is erased quickly more especially as it is located in the palpebral fold.
Concerning breast reduction on the other hand, the scars remain several months before becoming suitably acceptable. The result of the intervention is obtained at the end of three to six months in the majority of the cases.
