Cosmetic Surgery Clinic

Thinking of Nip or Tuck?

Choosing a cosmetic surgery clinic for breast enlargement or another type of cosmetic surgery, is an important life-altering decision. It is vital to your safety and the success of your tummy tuck liposuction that the surgeon you choose has the right qualifications, ample experience, and documented results.

It is a good idea for the plastic surgeons in your chosen cosmetic surgery clinic to be certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. This certification is an indication that your surgeon has had extra training in the field of aesthetic plastic surgery. This also ensures that the plastic surgeon has earned his or her degree from a reputable medical school and has completed five years of additional residency.

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Reputable plastic surgeons should have privileges to perform cosmetic surgery procedures at an accredited hospital.

Ask your plastic surgeon to show you before-and-after photos of patients who have been patients at their cosmetic surgery clinic. The most important factors in choosing a plastic surgeon is your personal comfort level with the doctor.

You should feel comfortable asking questions about your cosmetic surgery procedure so that you can make an educated final decision regarding your surgery.

Cosmetic Surgery Recovery Tips

Keep your head up---If you’ve had cosmetic surgery to your face or the neck area, it’s important to keep your head elevated. This will reduce swelling and pain, and reduce recovery time. Especially in face lift and Malar implant procedures, failure to elevate your head may result in asymmetry issues.

Keep cool---Ice packs and compresses will help minimize swelling and numb soreness. Cold compresses and ice packs are important to have on hand after any plastic surgery to help with swelling. Have plenty on hand and apply them regularly to the affected area. Always follow your doctor’s advice, and hold off if he or she advises against this.

Be careful about the sun---For at least one year after your procedure, protect your skin from the sun with a minimum SPF 30 sun block, and depending on the procedure, a hat and sunglasses may be necessary. Sun exposure can darken scars and cause healing problems.





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