What is the preparation before breast lift surgery? In addition to completing the operation, you also need to understand the relevant matters of the operation. If you want to simply lift the breast lobes, or want to enlarge or reduce it, what shape and size of the breasts are required after the operation? There is no requirement for breastfeeding after the operation. You should contact us before the operation. Patients have a unified understanding. It is also necessary to explain to the patient the possible complications that may occur after surgery, such as hematoma and infection. Although they are not serious, they can affect the appearance. Abnormal breast and areola sensation, nipple erectile dysfunction, incomplete symmetry on both sides, secondary sagging, incision scars, etc. may also occur. Before surgery, it is necessary to understand the menstrual history, pregnancy history, childbirth history, breastfeeding history, family history, blood and urine routine, blood coagulation time, liver and kidney function, electrocardiogram, and chest X-ray (to rule out pulmonary inflammatory lesions and avoid postoperative coughing). Pain at the incision, or fear of coughing aggravates the lung condition). You should avoid taking birth control pills, aspirin, vitamin E and other drugs 1 month before surgery to avoid aggravating intraoperative bleeding. What is the preparation before breast lift surgery? Local examination should determine whether there are abnormalities in the degree, size, and shape of breast sagging, and even nipple contraction and erectile function. Check whether there are local infection foci and skin lesions, such as folliculitis, skin cysts, mosquito bite inflammation, dermatitis, etc. Check the breasts for lumps and abnormalities in breast distribution. If necessary, X-rays, infrared transillumination, etc. can be taken to understand whether there is breast hyperplasia, breast lumps and their severity, whether the breasts on both sides are symmetrical, whether there is thoracic deformity and scoliosis, and whether the shoulders are level and level. Whether the pectoralis major muscles on both sides are symmetrical, etc.