Preoperativive preparation and postoperative rehabilitation

Proper patient preparation for the forthcoming operation is the beginning of rehabilitation. Preoperative preparation

Purpose:

• activation of microcirculation on the contemplated surgery sites;
• improvement of lymphatic flow, specifically in patients from the risk groups;
• detoxication;
• stimulation of regenerative properties and immune protection

• idiopathic edemas in anamnesis;
• smoking;
• vegetovascular dystonia;
• peripheral blood supply impairments;
• climacteric period;
• psychoemotional unbalance;
• skin turgor decrease;
• diminishing of the tissue regenerative possibilities;
• immune-deficiency diseases, hypertension, cardiac ischemic disease, liver and kidney diseases, diabetes mellitus.

The commencement of preoperative preparation depends on the complexity and scope of operation, patient age and specificities of his/her organism.

The “Medical Сlub” Clinic provides an opportunity to undergo the preoperative preparatory course, including instrumental and cosmetologic procedures, as well as physiotherapeutic procedures with the use of specialized equipment from IONTO (Germany) and LPG Systems (France), along with SPA & Wellness programs.

After plastic operation:

At the early postoperative period patients often complain about the sensation of an increasing edema, sensation of skin compression (when edema starts resolving), decreased sensitivity, soft tissue tightening at the facial side areas, etc.

It is for the sake of minimal traumatism and rapid recovery that the postoperative rehabilitation should be early, safe, highly effective and comprehensive.

At Medical Club the early postoperative rehabilitation is performed by a special physician in charge of rehabilitation procedures, who works in a close everyday cooperation with an operating surgeon.

Purpose of postoperative rehabilitation:

• restoration of microcirculation in the operated and adjacent areas;
• action on proliferative processes, creation of optimal conditions for connective tissue formation in the areas of planar dissection;
• providing conditions for normotrophic skin scars formation;
• face and neck skin revitalization;
• skin sensitivity restoration;
• local decrease of the mimic muscles activity, according to indications.

• operation complexity;
• surgery scope and traumatism;
• patient age;
• patient specificities;
• use of new medical technologies.

• conservative;
• manual techniques;
• instrumental cosmetology and physiotherapy:
  • microcurrent lymphodraining massage and microcurrent therapy;
  • endermology (using the CELLU-M6-KEYMODULE-J apparatus from LPG company);
  • cosmomechanics (using the LIFT-6 apparatus from LPG company);
  • ultrasound therapy;
  • magneto-quantum therapy;