To plan a plastic surgery, you need to undergo medical examinations and tests. You must be completely healthy! If you have chronic diseases, there should be a stage of compensation (all indicators are normal) and a doctor’s conclusion that there are no contraindications for a planned operation.
All tests are valid for 14 days. Medical examinations are valid for 1 month.
- The complete blood count;
- Urine test;
- RW;
- HIV infection (valid for 3 months);
- Markers for hepatitis, valid for 3 months;
- Markers for hepatitis C, valid 3 months;
- Fluorography, valid 1 year;
- Blood chemistry – total protein, urea, creatinine, glucose, total bilirubin, direct bilirubin, ALT, AsAT, K, Na, chlorides, cholesterol total (not necessary with local anesthesia);
- ECG with the conclusion of the cardiologist (it is not necessary with local anesthesia);
- Blood group and Rh rhesus blood;
- Coagulogram (APTT, INR, thrombin time, fibrinogen);
- D-dimer;
- Ultrasound with description of the veins of the lower extremities (if you are 40+ years old, if you are taking HRT (hormone replacement therapy), or if you are taking OCs (oral contraceptives);
- Ophthalmologist examination: visual acuity, ocular fundus, eye pressure (before blepharoplasty, rhinoplasty);
- Otolaryngologist (ENT) examination (before rhinoplasty). Be sure to bring a video on a flash drive and descriptions along with the tests before the operation. (Unless otherwise specified by your plastic surgeon);
- Endoscopy of the nose (before rhinoplasty). CT of the paranasal sinuses (PS) (facial skull without the lower jaw) with a description. Get a referral from your plastic surgeon!;
- Examination of the otolaryngologist (ENT), endoscopy of the nose, radiation computed tomography of the nose (before rhinoplasty);
- Examination of specialists in the presence of pathology;
- The conclusion of the gynecologist, andrologist (before operation on genitals);
- Ultrasound with description (as indicated and before breast surgery);
- Conclusion of an endocrinologist (before gynecomastia surgery) – surgical treatment is indicated;
- Oncologist’s conclusion (if any formations are removed) – surgical treatment is indicated;
- Ultrasound with description of the anterior abdominal wall (before abdominoplasty and / or liposuction of the abdomen);
- Ultrasound with description of the buttocks (before liposuction of the buttocks);
- The therapist’s conclusion must be provided after receiving the results of all examinations. The conclusion should state that there are no therapeutic contraindications for the planned surgical intervention at the time of the examination.