Breast augmentation surgery with silicone implants

Surgery to add silicone implants to the breasts is also called surgery to enlarge the breasts. In cosmetic surgery, silicone implants make the breasts bigger and improve their shape. The surgery is done with general anesthesia and usually takes 1,5-2 hours to finish. Before the surgery, the patient tells the surgeon about their medical history: past health problems, and current condition. The plastic surgeon does a physical exam to determine if they are healthy enough to undergo surgery. Next, the patient meets with an anesthesiologist to discuss what kinds of anesthesia are available. The lab tests include standard preoperative tests: complete blood count (CBC), blood type (ABO, Rh), biochemical analysis of blood (kidney and liver function tests, glucose), coagulation studies, and urinalysis. Also, diagnostic tests include a mammogram, an ultrasound of the breast, 3D computer planning, and an electrocardiogram (ECG). After a complete diagnosis, the patient goes through preoperative preparation, breast augmentation surgery with silicone implants, postoperative care, and, if necessary, treatment for symptoms. All essential medicines and supplies costs, general anesthesia, hospitalization, nursing care, and medical records after discharge are included. The surgery aims to make the breasts look better and help the patient feel better about herself and her body.