What does a pre-op appointment for a breast augmentation consist of?

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.

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
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Each practice I'm sure is quite different but the basic tenants of the information that should be provided are probably all pretty close. The patient should know where to go, what time to be there, what to wear, what to not bring, what pills they should be off of that may cause bleeding several weeks prior to the procedure as well as get prescriptions for those medications deemed necessary by the physician.  Consents are usually signed and the procedure is paid for at our preoperative appointment. We go through a very long 40+ page document generated by a program called " Inform"in which is delineated what the expectations are of the healing phases of breast augmentation as well as the possible adverse events.You can certainly ask your chosen plastic surgeon what to expect at your individual preoperative appointment. Good luck.