I WANT TO BE BEAUTIFUL (part III)

And how I will feel after surgery? And I’m not talking only about the physical well-being, but above all psychological!

Am I ready for this? Will I be able to accept the changes and whether they meet my expectations? These and other questions will try to answer today to myself and you!

There is nothing revelatory fact that the consequence of any surgical intervention is the period of convalescence, intimately linked with the procedure chosen by us and it lasts from several days to a month. Bandages and sutures (if not soluble) was removed after about 10 days after surgery. Unfortunately, pain, bruising and swelling will also be accompanied us in those first few dozen days after surgery.

It seems to me that the worst is waiting for final results. This constant uncertainty as to whether we accept the new you! Remember that your doctor is not a miracle worker, and plastic surgery only fulfills those dreams that are achievable with a scalpel. Try, therefore, the most effective use of a meeting with his doctor for a comprehensive discussion addressing all aspects of plastic surgery.

Carry out the conversation with yourself, remembering that happiness does not depend on the absence of facial wrinkles, whether the amount of extra pounds. Good luck!

I WANT TO BE BEAUTIFUL (part II)

And yet, ..., I think about it more often. But what I really know about plastic surgery, what risks are associated with plastic surgery?

Any surgical intervention carries some risk, in the case of plastic surgery the most common complications include infection, hematoma, or scar tissue, which are often eligible for another operation or laser surgery.

And what about the anesthesia?

Well, most plastic surgery treatments accompanied by general anesthesia. After which some patients may experience adverse reactions such as cardiac arrhythmia, airway obstruction, temporary paralysis or nerve damage. During the same operation is possible hemorrhage, the appearance of blood clots, and sometimes even death. Therefore, if we decide to have the surgery, give your doctor a list of illnesses, how they treat and a list of drugs.

For your safety and full awareness in the decision, do not be afraid to tell your doctor about all that concerns our health, for fear that it may be justified by the doctor’s decision not to admit us to the surgery.

I WANT TO BE BEAUTIFUL (part I)

Every woman wants to be beautiful. For each of us, beauty is not only a determinant of prettiness, but also the well-being. Sometimes when I wake up in the morning and look through the mirror I wanted to scream, and then ... come to me mind and thought about what I could change in itself, and after that, there are hundreds of questions bothering me?

First of all, I ask myself whether plastic surgery is right for me? Well, to undergo any surgery plastic surgery, we have to be 100% healthy and lead a healthy lifestyle, do not smoke (and those who smoke should stop for two weeks before surgery, and also to refrain for the next two weeks after surgery), not have any other addictions.

But I think that in the first place should be the question whether it really know what I want?

Many women are looking at each other have the same feeling – I would like to change  something, just don’t really know what? And on this question, the doctor doesn’t  give us answers, he can advise the method of the operation, but the final decision on how we want to look like, We  and just We have taken, and what more we need to be 100% sure that what we want to make changes and how we look after .