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I our office, we go over several things:1. Go over the consent form2. Confirm or finalize implant size3. Give prescriptions / confirm no drug allergies or document them4. Schedule post-op appointment5. Confirm date and time of surgery and remind patient not to eat drink the day of the procedure6. Answer any other questions
This is where you make your final decision in implant size, shape and placement. Where the surgeon reviews your blood work. Where you sign consent forms and where any last minute instructions are given and questions answered. My best,Dr. Sheila Nazarian@drsheilanazarian on Instagram
Consultations commonly range from 30 to 60 minutes. You’ll have a chance to talk about your expectations and find out what the surgery can accomplish. The doctor will take your medical history, discuss your specific health considerations, examine and measure your breasts, and talk to you about the surgical approach that’s best for you. Together, you’ll consider implant sizes and styles. Finally, you’ll get the details of the procedure, review the risks of surgery, and learn what you can expect during the recovery period. In my practice, after your consultation and before your surgery, a pre-op appointment is scheduled with our surgical coordinator. This consists of finding out the dos and don'ts before surgery (no aspirin, no alcohol, for example), getting prescriptions for medication, and reviewing postoperative instructions.
During a breast aug pre-operative appointment here in our office patients make the final decisions about size and surgical plan, and we discuss the informed consent forms.There are a lot of decisions you'll make before undergoing breast augmentation, so be sure you've discussed everything during consultation appointments with your board certified plastic surgeon and follow up with any questions you may still have during your pre-op appointment.Best wishes!
Hello and thank you for your question. During your consultation, it is first and foremost an opportunity for you to meet your surgeon and make sure you feel comfortable with him/her. You will have an opportunity to discuss your goals and motivations for having surgery. Your surgeon will review your medical history and make sure you are an appropriate candidate for surgery. You will hopefully be able to review patient photographs with your surgeon of other patients he/she has operated on with similar breast anatomy to you. There also is usually an opportunity to try on different sample implants sizes. My best advice is to make sure you are comfortable with your surgeon and don't feel rushed or pressured during the appointment. If you feel uncomfortable or rushed, then that is usually a sign that you should not have surgery with that surgeon. I recommend that you seek consultation with a qualified board-certified plastic surgeon who can evaluate you in person.Best wishes and good luck.
In our practice, the pre-op appointment provides an opportunity to address any remaining questions or concerns so you feel fully informed and confident heading into surgery. During this time, we finalize implant size, review and sign necessary paperwork, and confirm your medical history to ensure your safety for anesthesia. We’ll also discuss recovery guidelines in detail, including activity restrictions, incision care, and what to expect in the first days and weeks after your procedure so you can head into surgery with peace of mind and a clear plan for a smooth recovery.
Thank you for your question. Congratulations on your decision to proceed with breast surgery. You will need to let your plastic surgeon know of your questions/concerns; only he/she will be able provide you with a specific/relevant response. Generally speaking, pre operative patients should pay special attention to preoperative instructions. A list of "do/don'ts" are typically provided to patients; this list helps prepare patients to proceed with surgery in a smooth and complication free fashion.Patients have a responsibility when it comes to ensuring that they follow instructions; again, these instructions are meant to help achieve an optimal, avoiding complications (some minor, some major) as much as possible. Best wishes for an outcome that you will be very pleased with.
Thank you for your question. The preop appointments consist of deciding on implant size, review pre and post operative care instructions, sign consent forms, take pictures and answer any questions you may have. Best of luck to you!
Dear Lanisha, Thank you for posting your question. A pre-op Breast Augmentation office visits consists of: reviewing your pre op photos, deciding on the size of your implants, reviewing the written and verbal pre and post operative instructions, reviewing the consent forms, prescriptions, pre-op lab requests and answering any final questions. Best wishes, Dr. Richard Swift
Hi lanisha91The pre-op appointment should be no surprise for you. During your initial consultation, you should ask the doctor that you have decided upon this question. Each doctor will do things differently.In my practice, I will do a final sizing, get photos, get consents, write prescriptions, go over instructions, give written instructions, answer all questions, and be sure that all the details are in order.Hope that helps.sek
300 cc doesn't sound too large, but you need to try them out either with gel inserts or the at home rice method to make sure that you like the "look". My best, Dr. Sheila Nazarian @drsheilanazarian on Instagram
Yes, at 1 year post op, it's too late. However, there are options such as steroid injections and scar revision surgery. Make an appointment with your surgeon to discuss. My best, Dr. Sheila Nazarian @drsheilanazarian on Instagram
Your breast don't change volume once the post operative swelling is gone. However, the shape changes. You may notice the breasts are fuller in the lower pole and a little less full at the top, but these changes are from the settling of the implant. Best wishes.
