Recommended Supplies:
*Prior to surgery, you'll will be instructed which specific supplies to purchase.
*Local Hotels:
- Marriott Residence Inn (Blocks from my office)
| Booking Instructions: Marriott Residence Inn |
- The Ritz-Carlton, Portland (10% Discount, Corp/Promo Code: T7309, See booking instructions below)
| Booking Instructions: The Ritz-Carlton, Portland |
*Breast Augmentation:
*Breast Reduction or Lift:
*Labiaplasty:
*Tummy Tuck:
REQUIRED SUPPLIES FOR SURGERY:
OPTIONAL SUPPLIES FOR TUMMY TUCK SURGERY:
- Pre-op Drink (Helps you feel better before AND after surgery):
- Drink one bottle 3 hrs before surgery
- Round Implants:
- No surgical bra needed. Most people choose to wear a sports-bra or bralette.
- Post-op bra (Not required for support, here's an optional easy bra)
- Scar Care (choose one):
- No surgical bra needed. Most people choose to wear a sports-bra or bralette.
*Breast Reduction or Lift:
- Pre-op Drink (Helps you feel better before AND after surgery):
- Drink one bottle 2.5 hrs before surgery
- Silicone Scar Tape (For scar care)
- NIPPLE Silicone Scar Tape (For scar care around the areola, not required but simplifies application)
- Gauze Sponges (Placed around the drain site to protect it, NOT needed if having a Prevena)
- Post-op bra
- Protein Powder (Total dietary protein intake (food + protein powder) should be 100-150g per day, starting 2 weeks before surgery. You should take high amounts of protein per day until you are completely healed, 3-6 weeks after surgery. Any high protein powder of your liking will do.)
- Heal Fast Surgery Recovery Supplements (Follow instructions on bottle)
*Labiaplasty:
- Pre-op Drink (Helps you feel better before AND after surgery):
- Drink one bottle 3 hrs before surgery
- Peri-bottle (used to irrigate incisions)
- Reusable Gel Ice Packs
- Tucks Medicated Pads
- Bacitracin Ointment
- Vaseline
- Cooling Pillow (optional)
- Protein Powder (Total dietary protein intake (food + protein powder) should be 100-150g per day, starting 2 weeks before surgery. You should take high amounts of protein per day until you are completely healed, 3-6 weeks after surgery. Any high protein powder of your liking will do.)
*Tummy Tuck:
REQUIRED SUPPLIES FOR SURGERY:
- Pre-op Drink (Helps you feel better before AND after surgery):
- Drink 1st bottle with dinner the night before surgery
- FINISH 2nd bottle 2.5 hrs before surgery
- Knee-High Stockings (Size is based on ankle and calf circumference measurements.)
- Garments:
- Step I Garment (worn for 3-12 weeks after surgery):
- Tummy Tuck Garment (Size is based on waist, hips and thigh measurements. Make sure to to look at the "size guide" and "measurement guide" for proper sizing.)
- Step I Garment (worn for 3-12 weeks after surgery):
- Silicone Scar Tape (For lower scar care)
- Miralax (REQUIRED FOR PRE-OP BOWEL PREP. SEE INSTRUCTIONS IN PRE-OP LINK Also, take daily after your surgery. Stop taking once you're done with narcotic pain meds.)
- Dulcolax (REQUIRED FOR PRE-OP BOWEL PREP)
- Walker - BUY THIS AT THE GOODWILL OR OTHER THRIFT SHOP and then donate back to them.
- Protein Powder (Total dietary protein intake (food + protein powder) should be 100-150g per day, starting 2 weeks before surgery. You should take high amounts of protein per day until you are completely healed, 3-6 weeks after surgery. Any high protein powder of your liking will do.)
- Heal Fast Surgery Recovery Supplements (Follow instructions on bottle)
OPTIONAL SUPPLIES FOR TUMMY TUCK SURGERY:
- Recliner and Lift Chair Rental (Portland Area, IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A RECLINER THIS IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED. You will probably sleep here for the first 2 weeks.)
- Shower Chair
- Toilet Riser
Pre-Consult/Pre-Surgery Resources**:
*Resources:
- Weight loss?
- Slow Carb Diet (The rules are simple and one cheat-day per week)
- Noom (Many patients have had success using this app)
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