Does plastic surgery hurt or help your economy?

Answer 1

You should expect some discomfort after having a breast enlargement. This is worse during the first week to two weeks. You will need help around the house as you wont be able to lift anything heavy for up to six weeks. Expect some bruising and swelling to the breasts in the first couple of weeks. This is perfectly normal and will settle in time.

Your Plastic Surgeon will provide adequate pain relief after your operation.

Answer 2

yes , plastic surgery hurts. how much depends on how evasive the procedure is.

by evasive i mean how much flesh has to be moved , and/or how deep the surgery is.

relative closeness to sensitive areas. breast , groin , face . in my opinion reconstructive surgery is the most painfull. rebuilding after an accident sometimes involves bone reconstruction.

PS: consult at least three doctors , before ANY SURGERY. and make sure these doctors don't know each other. i consulted several doctors from several states . some by phone , some via the internet .check credentials

Answer 3

Yes, plastic surgery is harfull. Plastic surgery is is a operation which is very addicting not the mention the fact botox injections are needed to soften the muscles in your face, which although while your young keeps the wrinkles smooth, it's been proven that when you are older the skin sags, and the older part of society cannot have botox. It has been advised that once a woman reaches medapase they don't get the injections and a man once they reach the age of 70. The key point is also plastic surgery stiffens the muscles in your face (hence why botox is needed.) By 60 a patient will be stiff and unable to keep getting the injections. possibly limiting their ability to smile or bend. Hope this answers all your questions. - Kate

Answer 4

It really depends on what kind of surgery you are having done. My plastic surgeon told me that cosmetic surgery is usually not near as painful as reconstructive surgery. This would be due to the fact that with reconstructive surgery you are, essentially, repairing or rebuilding a deformed part of the body. I can vouch that reconstructive surgery is very painful, both immediately after surgery & in the long run. I was born with microtia & had to have my entire left ear completely reconstructed about 7 months ago. I've been through three surgeries & every one of them has been very painful. The doctor told me it would probably be a year before my ear, collarbone & ribs stopped hurting completely. The ribs & collarbone due to the skin grafts & cartilage that had to be extracted to rebuilt my ear. And with skin grafts, the chance of them being rejected is always a worry. Through my experience, I would not suggest any form of plastic surgery unless you have greatly thought it out or if it is necessary. I certainly would not have had these surgeries if it was not for the fact that they were absolutely necessary. Then again, it's different for every person, so I would thoroughly discuss any type of surgery with an accredited plastic surgeon.

Answer 5

No because breast augmentation surgical procedures are generally given a general anesthesia. Incisions to insert implants are generally made in the crease immediately under the breast or in the armpit to minimize scarring. Your physician will discuss such options with you prior to surgery. Incisions are closed with surgical tape, sutures, and skin adhesives that will minimize scarring. Over time, incision scars will fade and hardly be noticeable.

Answer 6

Well, It depends. If you are a freak over getting plastic surgery your skin will not look damaged but will be damaged; and your face no offence or anything but will look totally fake! Besides, I really do not get why people get plastic surgery people look beautiful one way or the other!

Answer 7

what surgery doesn't hurt? I've never had breast surgery, but I assume that if you are going to be cut open and have foreign objects shoved in you, then it will probably hurt for a while.

Answer 8

Plastic surgery can be very painful. The recovery time depends on what type of surgery you had. The biggest thing to remember is yes it is surgery it will hurt and it will suck.

Answer 9

Yes It hurt.