Plastic surgery

Plastic surgery plays a key role in modern medicine, helping people to overcome various appearance defects and feel comfortable both psychologically and physically. Main directions:

• Reconstructive plastic surgery: used to correct congenital, acquired, aesthetic or functional-aesthetic appearance defects.
• Aesthetic plastic: aimed at improving the patient's appearance and returning him to a youthful appearance.

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Plastic surgery can be applied to a variety of areas, including the face, chest, body, and arms and limbs. The main procedures of plastic surgery include various types of restorative and cosmetic interventions, such as rhinoplasty (nose surgery), mammoplasty (breast surgery), abdominoplasty (abdominal surgery), liposuction (removal of excess fat), skin restoration after burns or injuries , as well as correction of congenital or acquired defects.

List of operations:

• Upper blepharoplasty
• Lower blepharoplasty
• Middle zone lifting (endoscopic)
• Lifting of 2/3 of the skin of the face with upper and lower
• blepharoplasty
• Rhinoplasty
• Enlargement of mammary glands (augmentation mammoplasty) with
• the cost of implants
• Breast lift (anchored mastopexy) without implants
• Breast lift (anchored mastopexy) with implants
• Breast reduction (reduction mammoplasty)
• Repeated mammoplasty with replacement of implants
• Repeated mammoplasty with breast lift with
• replacement of implants
• Abdominoplasty (simple)
• Abdominoplasty (complex)
• Liposuction: abdomen. arms, back, hips, side flanks.
• Lipofilling: face, chest, buttocks.
  

Examples of works:

Indications for plastic surgery:

• Congenital appearance defects.
• Age changes.
• Acquired defects (scars, displacement of the nasal septum).
• Psychological discomfort associated with one's own perception of appearance.

Contraindications to plastics:

• Violation of blood coagulation.
• Oncology.
• Hypertensive disease in the stage of decompensation.
• Decompensated diabetes.
• Pregnancy and lactation period.
• Tendency to keloidosis.
• Mental disorders.

Preparation for surgery:

Before the operation, thorough preparation is required, including a number of tests and examinations. It is also important to follow certain restrictions and recommendations that contribute to the successful course of the operation and the recovery of the patient after it. On the basis of the Resort Medical Park complex, it is possible to conduct all the necessary examinations and tests: general blood test, to determine the Rhesus factor, general urinalysis, blood biochemistry (checking the level of creatinine, bilirubin and sugar, i.e. the condition of the liver and kidneys, excluding diabetes) , blood coagulogram, blood test for HIV, hepatitis, ECG, fluorography and others. Consult a specialist before the operation itself.