Facial surgery

During the consultation, the surgeon must make sure that there are no contraindications to this surgery. S/he will ask you to have a CT scan examination and a blood test.

• Stop smoking at least one month before and after surgery.
• Stop taking aspirin during the 10 days preceding the operation.

For better results, it is necessary not to do physically challenging activities for 1 month after surgery. Resumption of normal life is only possible after 3 weeks, which makes it necessary to have a 15-day recovery period. The final aspect of the nose can only be seen within 3 months (sometimes it takes over a year if the patient has thick skin). Make sure to follow your doctor’s recommendations and stick to the check-up schedule.

It is necessary that you consult your plastic surgeon before the surgery while making sure that there are no contraindications to this intervention (phlebitis, pulmonary embolism, pregnancy plan, etc).

Stop smoking at least one month before and after surgery, and stop taking aspirin during the 10 days preceding the operation.

• It is intended for people with sagging excess skin in the upper eyelid, sometimes interfering with vision.
• It is intended for people with dark circles and fat pads under their eyes.

It is necessary to consult the plastic surgeon, at least twice before the date of the surgery in order to carry out a thorough examination and a personalized diagnosis, while taking into account the skin characteristics. Before the facelift, it is recommended to stop smoking, at least one month before the surgery. Besides, taking aspirin is prohibited during the 10 days preceding the intervention.

• Physically challenging exercises should be avoided during the first ten days following the surgery.
• It is recommended that you sleep on your back with your head slightly elevated.
• Wearing a press-lift belt (or an extra-firming mask) is possible during the first postoperative week. Stitches are removed within 7 to 15 days.
• Wearing makeup is possible at least 7 days after the surgery. You are not allowed to take baths.

It is necessary for the patient to consult the plastic surgeon before the otoplasty, for the latter to perform a careful examination of the ear deformity. During this consultation, the surgeon will carry out a preoperative assessment to detect the various ear deformities to be corrected and determine the patient’s motivations for resorting to this procedure.

The head and hair should be washed thoroughly the day before the surgery. You are not allowed to take aspirin during the 10 days preceding the surgery.

A compression band should be worn 24 hours a day for 15 days. You should have 3 to 7 days off. You should avoid exposure to sunlight or cold temperatures during the healing period.