To achieve the best results, read all the instructions carefully.

  • Do not use aspirin, ibuprofen, gelofen, diclofenac, indomethacin, mefenamic acid, vitamin E and herbal medicines 1 week before the fat injection procedure.
  • Do not smoke for 1 week before and after surgery (nicotine constricts blood vessels and makes it difficult for oxygen-rich blood to reach the surgical site)
  • Come with clean skin without makeup and without using cream or sunscreen.
  • Avoid wearing jewelry.
  • Start taking vitamin C tablets (1000 mg tablets) twice a day (preferably from 2 weeks before the operation).
  • Inform Dr. Hajizadeh if you have any illness or medication.
  • If you are susceptible to herpes, inform Dr. Hajizadeh.
  • If your surgery is in the morning shift, be sure to eat a light breakfast.
  • Wear comfortable clothes that do not need to be pulled over your head. A button-up or zip-up shirt is best. (Some patients like to wear sweatpants for comfort).
  • After the procedure, you should be taken home by a family member or friend.

Instructions for care after flap and skin grafting by Dr. Hajizadeh:

Read all instructions carefully to achieve the best results.

  • Pain at the surgical site is normal for the first few days.
  • Bruising and bleeding or the presence of scabs at the place of stitches is normal.
  • Take painkillers immediately after the operation, and if you have pain, take painkillers every 8 hours (Acetaminophen tablets)
  • Blood discharge from the wound is normal in the first few days.
  • 2 to 7 days after the operation, do not take a shower, depending on the type of operation, the doctor will inform you.
  • You can start your daily activities 24 hours after the operation.
  • You can resume light sports after 14 days and intense sports after 30 days. After removing the dressing, use antibiotic ointment three times a day.
  • Ask Dr. Hajizadeh about the time to remove the stitches after the operation.
  • Take the removed tissue and deliver it to the laboratory for examination.
  • Take the medicines prescribed by Dr. Hajizadeh as directed.