In recent years, the number of patients from abroad has been growing steadily, and with them comes a major concern: planning for Laser Blepharoplasty.
Patients who come from outside the country are busy with many tasks and concerns, schedule many appointments in Brazil and include plastic surgery as one of these steps, but forget that this is, in all likelihood, the main commitment.
Patients from abroad: what needs to be done to have Laser Blepharoplasty?
Upon arriving in Brazil, the patient needs to arrange all preoperative blood tests and imaging exams, as well as a COVID-19 test.
Preparation for surgery is required, such as rest, a proper diet and a well-defined place to recover, and once the surgery is performed, all postoperative care must be strictly followed.
How long do you need to stay in Brazil?
For surgery on the face to be performed safely, depending on the type of procedure, the minimum stay required in the country will be 15 to 30 days.
Patients should keep in mind that some aspects of the inflammatory process, such as swelling, take longer to resolve during recovery; in addition, minor variations from normal may occur. This does not prevent a good result, but these situations do require some appropriate care.
While in Brazil, they should remain secluded after facial plastic surgery, avoid contact with other people and, above all, protect themselves from COVID-19.
We always provide our patients with all the documentation, including written pre- and postoperative explanations; it is important that everyone reads them carefully so they can clear up any questions with their doctor.
This content is for informational purposes only and does not replace a consultation. Whether any procedure is indicated depends on an in-person assessment, case by case. CRM SP 90.116 | RQE 11.350.
