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Reconstructive plastic surgery
Many plastic surgery procedures are performed on an outpatient basis, but the most complex ones, such as breast augmentation, breast lift, and abdominoplasty, require not only a thorough examination by the plastic surgeon but also blood tests, electrocardiogram, and anesthesiologist consultation.
Undergoing the aforementioned procedures should be a well-considered decision made with absolute peace of mind. For this reason, our specialists will provide you with all the information you seek in a clear and detailed manner. Most procedures are performed under general anesthesia, with or without intubation, with either day surgery or hospitalization for one to two nights depending on the type of procedure. One or more postoperative checks are scheduled not only for clinical monitoring of the procedure but also to ensure that the patient has regained psychological and physiological balance as quickly as possible.
Among the possible interventions:
– upper blepharoplasty, lower blepharoplasty, complete blepharoplasty
– mini facelift
– complete facial lift (face and neck), thigh lift, arm lift
– single area liposuction
– liposuction two or three areas
– rhinoplasty
– nose tip
– chin prosthesis
– breast augmentation, reduction mastoplasty
– mastoplexus
– prosthesis replacement
– gynecomastia
– abdominoplasty and mini abdominoplasty
– otoplasty
– phimosis
– epithelioma – lipoma
– removal or local demolition of skin lesions by electrocoagulation
– removal or destruction of skin growths by laser
Breast addiction
This is one of the most requested cosmetic surgery procedures by women, which involves increasing breast volume to improve shape and proportions.
Who can undergo breast augmentation surgery? All healthy women, even those who have recently given birth or breastfed, who wish to enhance their physical appearance and have a desire to increase the size of their breasts and improve their shape and proportions.
When can I return to my normal life after surgery? You can return to light office work about 1-2 weeks after the procedure. Within 3-4 weeks, most of the swelling should have resolved, resulting in a softer and more natural-looking breast.
Breast reduction
What is the best time to have surgery?
Breast reduction surgery is a type of procedure for which there are no age limits. However, it is advisable not to undergo the procedure before the age of 16, when the breasts have reached their full development.
When can I return to my normal activities after the surgery?
It is recommended that the patient take a break from work activities for at least a couple of weeks and refrain from engaging in sports for about a month.
Mastopexy
Mastopexy, also known as breast lift, is a plastic and aesthetic surgery procedure aimed at correcting breast ptosis, which is the sagging of the breast downward.
Who is recommended to undergo mastopexy? Mastopexy is recommended for women who have sagging breasts, often caused by factors such as pregnancy, breastfeeding, or aging, or who wish to modify the shape and size of the areola.
Abdominoplasty
It’s a procedure that redefines and tightens the abdominal profile by removing loose and excess skin, excess fat, and stretch marks. The reshaping of the abdominal muscle wall, which is performed concurrently with abdominoplasty, reduces the waistline and slims the hips.
Liposuction, when necessary, can be performed during abdominoplasty to optimize and enhance the definition of the abdomen and hips profiles and contours.
The most requested abdominoplasty is post-pregnancy, aimed at eliminating scar sequelae from cesarean section and correcting, when present, post-pregnancy hernias, umbilical or peri-umbilical.
The abdominoplasty procedure is performed under general anesthesia, and through a suprapubic incision, the surgeon surgically ascends, identifies any issues with the abdominal wall, and brings the abdominal muscles closer together. Typically, the procedure requires an overnight stay.