Are you ready to enjoy the luxury of a renewed look? Dr. Minton and the experienced team at Savannah Facial Plastic Surgery are highly trusted providers and leaders in cosmetic and reconstructive care in the Savannah area. We have cultivated our range of surgical and non-surgical treatments with an intense focus on facial aesthetics, ensuring that each patient receives the most specialized care available. We look forward to knowing your goals and providing you with care that inspires you to embrace your more confident self.
Each patient tolerates pain after surgery in different ways. The surgeon will prescribe appropriate pain relievers to help minimize any discomfort. In general, most facial cosmetic operations have a minimum of discomfort after the operation. Liposuction is slightly more uncomfortable, and operations that require elevating or tightening muscles, such as a tummy tuck or breast augmentation, can cause equivalent discomfort to that of a C-section.
In general, pain associated with facelifts ranges from 3 to 5 on a 10-point scale. Many patients only need pain medication for 3 to 4 days during their recovery period, as they only feel an uncomfortable, constricted feeling rather than the actual pain caused by the procedure itself. Patients with rhinoplasty should follow the plastic surgeon's post-operative instructions and avoid any activity that could increase the risk of injury or prolong the recovery process. As a result, body plastic surgery procedures are often associated with higher levels of pain and longer recovery periods protracted.
Open communication with your plastic surgeon about pain management strategies and realistic expectations can help alleviate concerns and ensure a smoother recovery process. To help you, we've compiled a list of the most common types of plastic surgery and the associated pain levels. There are three main types of anesthetics used in plastic surgery and your plastic surgeon will discuss with you at your initial visits. Plastic surgery encompasses a wide range of procedures aimed at enhancing and improving appearance.
The primary goal of plastic surgery is to restore the function and appearance of tissues and skin so that they are as close to normal as possible. While thousands of people undergo plastic surgery each year without complications, no surgical procedure is risk-free. Plastic surgery encompasses a wide range of procedures, including breast augmentation, tummy tuck, facelift and rhinoplasty, among others. Plastic surgery is different from cosmetic surgery, which is surgery that is performed solely to change a person's appearance and achieve what they consider to be an appearance more desirable.
Plastic surgery not only improves physical appearance, but it also has a significant impact on self-esteem and confidence. Whether you're considering a tummy tuck, breast augmentation, or a facelift, it's essential to understand the role of pain perception in plastic surgery. The perception of pain varies from person to person, and pain levels may differ between different plastic surgeries. As a rule, cosmetic plastic surgery is considered “elective surgery” and is not covered by most insurance plans.
