"the Swan"...

With programmes like” the Swan", the concept of a complete makeover has reached the mainstream. Complete makeover means to achieve the looks you want and the body you dream about. Is it possible? You might ask. The answer is, "quite definitely". However there are certain facts which need consideration. And there are some pertinent questions when you are thinking about a complete makeover.

Are you a good candidate for a complete makeover?

To answer these questions please go over the following criteria.

Good Health, first and foremost requirement is a state of good health. Why? Because a complete makeover may require multiple procedures and someone with medical problems may not be able to tolerate all the surgeries.

Realistic Expectations, cosmetic surgery cannot change a 60 years old face to look 20, or a very obese person to look like a skinny, trim, cover girl model.

All the planned procedures may not be feasible to be performed in one session. There is recovery time, and time for swelling and bruising to go away. Sometimes the final results may not be fully achieved for weeks and months; your surgeon can do his best as far as performing an excellent surgery is concerned, then the nature has to take it's course, and nature demands patience.

Expense cosmetic surgery is expensive, and multiple procedures may add up the cost. Though the confidence to gain and the way you feel and after the makeover may be worth the price.

What Steps Do You Need to Take?

1. You have to make a list of all the changes you desire starting from head to toe. The list can include the face, breast and body contouring. Please click on the makeover list, and check the areas you want improved.

2. Have a consultation with your cosmetic surgeon and go over the list of all the procedure you may need. Discuss with your surgeon all your concerns and mention any medical conditions, previous surgeries and any medication you are taking.

3. Stop Smoking
Smoking is dangerous for a variety of reasons it can cause delay in wound healing and can cause skin loss. If you smoke you must quite at least four to six weeks before surgery and refrain from smoking throughout the recovery period for approximately another four to six week.

4. Understand Your Doctor's Instructions Carefully
Most of the problems can be avoided by following both the preoperative and postoperative instructions carefully. You must avoid taking medication which can cause blood thinning your doctor will give you a list of all these medications. You will also get instructions about blood tests, x-rays or electrocardiogram if needed.

Equally important are the postoperative instructions regarding activity, dressing changes and paying attention to any unusual signs or symptoms which need to be reported to the doctor.

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