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Become your doctor's best assistant
During your operation, the doctor is in charge. However, there are many things you can do before and after to ensure that your cosmetic surgery is successful - that is, that you tolerate the procedure well and are on the fastest path to recovery.
 
 
 
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Tips for successful cosmetic surgery
We at beautyprotect not only want to offer you the best possible insurance cover for your cosmetic surgery. We would like to accompany you on this very important path for you.
 
We offer you protection if your cosmetic surgery subsequently requires unplanned follow-up treatments. To prevent it from ever getting that far, we provide you with useful information on this page and its subpages on how you can best prepare for an operation and then support healing through active care.
Recommendations for optimal surgical preparation
Cosmetic surgery puts a certain amount of strain on your body. This is associated, for example, with the medications you receive, the anesthesia during the operation and the surgical procedures themselves.
 
Therefore, please take the following advice to heart. You will feel better overall and have the good feeling that you have done everything you can to prepare for the operation.
 
For a period of between two and three months before your procedure
  • Make sure you eat a healthy, balanced diet - but please don't go on a diet.
  • Avoid cigarettes and instead go for walks more often.
  • Up to two weeks ago You should not take alcohol, sleeping pills or blood-thinning medications after your cosmetic surgery in order to avoid excessive bleeding.
  • Until about two months You should not get vaccinated before your cosmetic procedure.
  • Depending on the procedure, you may need a vacation after cosmetic surgery. Submit this to your employer in good time. The doctor is not allowed to issue you a sick note for a voluntary, medically unnecessary procedure.
 
One day to one evening before your procedure
  • The day before your operation, it will be good for you to relax as much as possible, distract yourself with positive thoughts and do something good for yourself - treat yourself to rest.
  • On the evening before your operation, you should not eat anything after 10 p.m. and drink a maximum of two glasses of water (under no circumstances juice, coffee, milk or similar) until two hours before your operation.
  • It is best to make sure that you remove all foreign materials from your body the evening before. These include, for example, contact lenses or piercings.
Postoperative care recommendations
After your cosmetic surgery, the recovery period begins. You have had the procedure, but your body will still have to deal with the after-effects for a while. For every cosmetic procedure, there are various aspects of postoperative care to consider, which you should always discuss with your doctor in advance.
 
In general, it is important to estimate how long you will be physically restricted and have to stay at home after the operation. You should have provisions for this time, as well as for someone to pick you up from the clinic. You are probably able to manage on your own. However, experience has shown that it is nice to have someone you trust with you - especially if you have not tolerated the anesthesia very well and are still unsteady on your feet.
 
Post-operative care of your scars or wounds
 
  • The best time to take a quick shower without soaking the wound is on the second day after your cosmetic surgery - be careful not to actively soap or even scrub the wound.
  • Swimming will probably be possible again after 10 days. After removing staples or stitches, immediately the following day.
  • If after three weeks there are still wound residues or adhesive residue left, you can remove them yourself.
  • You should avoid sauna and sun for about three months so that your scar disappears (more quickly).
  • If you have pain, please take the medication your doctor prescribes. You should not suffer and should be able to move without pain - this is important for your healing process and to avoid thrombosis, for example.
  • In general, pay careful attention to your body and do not overexert yourself.
  • In most cases, sport can be resumed after just two to three weeks, depending on the type of procedure and the location of the body.
  • Make sure your diet includes anti-inflammatory foods and those that strengthen your immune system. This includes lots of fruit and vegetables, fatty fish, nuts, seeds and whole grain products.
  • Continue to avoid alcohol and nicotine.
More detailed information
For more detailed information about your cosmetic surgery, please click on your planned procedure in the list below. Your procedure is not included? Our service staff will be happy to provide you with information by phone or email.
 
IMPORTANT: Please be sure to follow your doctor’s instructions first and foremost! We can only give general information here. From case to case, from patient to patient, there may be deviations and special measures required.
Your planned cosmetic surgery
 
Under the following links you will find information about the respective cosmetic surgery as well as tips on surgical preparation and postoperative care.
We list the most common operations here, but in principle ALL aesthetic procedures can be insured with beautyprotect, even if the respective procedure is not listed here.
 
Overview of all common operations covered by beautyprotect
 
This list provides a brief overview of all common operations that can be covered by beautyprotect, categorized by body part. It includes common treatment options and their synonyms to make searching easier and ensure you can find the information you need quickly. If you cannot find your treatment in this list, please contact us and we will find a solution.
 
 
FACE
 
  • 1. Facelift (face lift): Tightening of the facial skin to reduce wrinkles and signs of ageing.
  • 2. Eyelid lift (blepharoplasty): Correction of drooping eyelids to improve the appearance and field of vision.
  • 3. Laser eye surgery: Seeing well without any visual aids - a tempting idea for many of us. Refractive laser eye treatments make this dream possible.
  • 4. Nose correction (Rhinoplasty): Nose surgery, adjustment of the nose shape for aesthetic improvement or to correct breathing problems.
  • 5. Lip augmentation: Filling and enlarging the lips for a fuller appearance.
  • 6. Botox injections: Smoothing of wrinkles by injection of a muscle relaxant.
  • 7. Wrinkle injection (dermal filler): Filling wrinkles and lines by injecting hyaluronic acid or other fillers.
  • 8. Cheek implants: Cheek augmentation, insertion of implants to improve the cheek contour.
  • 9. Buccal fat removal (bichectomy or buccal fat removal): Cheek fat is removed in a targeted manner. The result: a slimmer face. The procedure may be suitable for people who are unhappy with the fullness of their midface.
  • 10. Chin implants (mentoplasty): Insertion of implants to improve the chin contour.
  • 11. Chin reduction: If you are unhappy with the appearance of your face, this is often due to the nose or lip area. However, a protruding, large or receding chin can also significantly affect the overall appearance.
  • 12. chin lift: A chin lift can correct wrinkles or sagging areas on the chin.
  • 13. Forehead lifting: Tightening of the forehead skin to reduce wrinkles and sagging eyebrows.
  • 14. Neck lift: Neck lift, tightening of the skin on the neck to reduce wrinkles and sagging skin.
  • 15. Temple lift: Tightening of the skin in the temple area.
  • 16. Browlift (eyebrow lift): Lifting the eyebrows to reduce wrinkles and sagging.
  • 17. Upper lip lift: Shortening of the distance between the nose and upper lip.
  • 18. Dermabrasion: Mechanical removal of the top layer of skin to treat scars and wrinkles.
  • 19. Microdermabrasion: Gentler variant of dermabrasion for skin renewal.
  • 20. Laser skin treatment: Use of lasers to treat skin irregularities and for skin rejuvenation.
  • 21. Chemical Peel: Chemical peeling to remove the upper skin layers and improve the skin structure.
  • 22. Tattoo removal: Removal of tattoos by laser.
  • 23. Microneedling: Skin rejuvenation with micro-fine needles that stimulate collagen production.
  • 24. Vampire Facelift (PRP-Therapie): Rejuvenation of the skin by injecting platelet-rich plasma from the patient's own blood.
  • 25. Scar correction: Surgical improvement of the appearance of scars.
  • 26. Nasal bridge straightening: Correction of an uneven bridge of the nose.
 
EYES
 
  • 1. Eyelid lift (blepharoplasty): Correction of drooping eyelids to improve the appearance and field of vision.
 
EARS
 
  • 1. Ear correction (otoplasty): Protruding ears correction or adjusting the shape or size of the ears.
  • 2. Earlobe correction: Correction of stretched or torn earlobes.
 
MOUNTH AND LIPS
 
  • 1. Lip augmentation (lip augmentation): Filling and enlarging the lips for a fuller appearance.
  • 2. Upper lip lift: Shortening of the distance between the nose and upper lip.
  • 3. Lip correction: Adjustment of the lip shape through surgical or non-surgical procedures.
 
CHIN AND NECK
 
  • 1. Neck lift: Tightening of the skin on the neck to reduce wrinkles and sagging skin.
  • 2. Chin implants (mentoplasty): Insertion of implants to improve the chin contour.
  • 3. Laryngeal reduction: A tracheal shave, also known as an Adam's apple reduction or chondrolaryngoplasty, aims to remove the Adam's apple in trans women. Tracheal shaving is a surgical procedure performed on a pronounced Adam's apple, usually in transfeminine patients with gender dysphoria.
 
BODY
 
  • 1. Mommy Makeover: A classic mommy makeover consists of a tummy tuck and a breast lift. Liposuction can also be an option, although it always depends on the extent of the individual procedures. Not everything can and should be combined, because the more is done, the more stressful it becomes.
  • 2. Tummy tuck (abdominoplasty): Tummy tuck, removal of excess skin and tightening of the abdominal muscles.
  • 3. Liposuction: Removal of excess fatty tissue to shape the body.
  • 4. Liposuction (lipedema): Lipoedema is a chronic disease that occurs predominantly in women. Lipoedema is the symmetrical storage of fatty tissue and water in the subcutaneous tissue of both legs. Lipoedema typically hurts when you press, which is not the case with obesity.
  • 5. Body Contouring: Body lift or body tightening, various procedures for body shaping after significant weight loss.
  • 6. Skin tightening: Pregnancy and significant weight gain and loss stretch our skin considerably. Sometimes the connective tissue becomes so weak that the upper arms, thighs, stomach or bottom sag unsightly.
  • 7. Fetttransfer (Lipofilling): Transplantation of fat cells to increase volume in various areas of the body.
  • 8. Cellulite treatment: Various methods to reduce the appearance of cellulite.
  • 9. Cryolipolysis (fat freezing): Non-invasive method for reducing fat cells through the effect of cold.
  • 10. Varicose vein treatment (varicose vein surgery): Surgical removal or sclerotherapy of varicose veins.
  • 11. Removal of spider veins (sclerotherapy): Treatment of small, visible veins by injecting a sclerosing solution.
 
BREAST
 
  • 1. Breast augmentation (mammoplasty): Breast reconstruction or enlargement of the breast volume using implants or fat transfer.
  • 2. Breast reduction (reduction mammoplasty): Reduction of the breast volume to relieve discomfort or for aesthetic reasons.
  • 3. Breast lift (mastopexy): Tightening and lifting of the breasts.
  • 4. Breast implant exchange: If breast implants show pronounced encapsulation ("capsular fibrosis" or "capsular contracture"), have slipped or torn, it is advisable to replace the implants.
  • 5. Breast removal (mastectomy): A mastectomy is the removal of one or both sides of the female or male mammary gland.
  • 6. Breast implant explantation (breast implant removal): Some women decide to have their implants removed for specific reasons.
  • 7. Nipple surgery (nipple correction): The appearance of the nipples in particular can be affected by congenital inverted nipples or areolas that are too large or too small.
  • 8. Gynaecomastia Surgery: Removal of excess breast tissue in men.
 
BUTT
 
  • 1. Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL):: Buttock augmentation, lifting and shaping of the buttocks through fat grafting.
  • 2. Buttock implants: Insertion of implants to enlarge and shape the buttocks.
  • 3. Buttock lift (butt lift): During a buttock lift, excess skin and tissue is removed through a spindle-shaped incision. The remaining tissue is then tightened upwards and adjusted.
 
ARMS AND LEGS
 
  • 1. Upper arm lift (brachioplasty): Removal of excess skin and fatty tissue on the upper arms.
  • 2. Thigh lift (forearm lift): Removal of excess skin and fatty tissue on the thighs.
  • 3. Calf augmentation (calf implants): Insertion of implants to enlarge and shape the calves.
  • 4. Calf reduction: A cosmetic procedure in which the patient's calf muscle is reduced in size by removing fat or muscle tissue and the lower leg is given a more aesthetic shape.
  • 5. Liposuction (lipedema): Lipoedema is a chronic disease that occurs predominantly in women. Lipoedema is the symmetrical storage of fatty tissue and water in the subcutaneous tissue of both legs. Lipoedema typically hurts when you press, which is not the case with obesity.
  • 6. Sweat gland suction: Sweating is fundamental for the body's temperature balance. Excessive sweating, on the other hand, is often a major psychological burden for patients.
 
INTIMATE AREA
 
  • 1. Labia reduction (labiaplasty): Genital cosmetics, correction and reduction of the labia.
  • 2. Vaginal rejuvenation: Surgical or non-surgical procedures to tighten and rejuvenate the vaginal area.
  • 3. Intimate surgery: Various surgical procedures to improve the appearance and function of the genital area.
  • 4. Gender reassignment (male-to-female gender dysphoria): Surgical genital reassignment for male-to-female gender dysphoria is usually performed in two stages. In the first procedure, the penile erectile tissue, testicles and spermatic cords are removed. The second procedure serves to optimize function and also takes aesthetic aspects into account. The individual steps required for this operation are adapted to the individual needs of our patients. For medical reasons, there should be a period of several months between the two operations.
  • 5. Gender reassignment (female-to-male gender dysphoria): Gender reassignment surgery for female-to-male gender dysphoria consists of several individual steps. The number of operations depends on whether you have previously undergone gender reassignment surgery, the type of gender reassignment you require and your individual goals.
  • 6. Scrotum lift: A scrotum lift is a surgical procedure that is becoming increasingly important as men want to feel more comfortable in their most intimate areas.
  • 7. Penis enlargement: Penis thickening or penis enlargement. A small penis can lead to considerable distress in affected men and sometimes cause inferiority complexes and psychological disorders. Men who are ashamed of the size of their penis in front of their partner or who feel uncomfortable in the sauna or after sport can find help in intimate surgery.
 
HANDS
 
  • 1. Hand rejuvenation: Treatments to improve the appearance of the hands, e.g. with fillers or laser.
 
OTHER
 
  • 1. Hair Transplantation: Transplantation of hair follicles to treat hair loss.
  • 2. Hyperhidrosis treatment (excessive sweating): Treatment of excessive sweating, e.g. with Botox injections.
  • 3. Removal of skin tumors: Surgical removal of benign or malignant skin lesions.
  • 4. Skin tightening (Thermage): Non-invasive tightening of the skin using radiofrequency energy.
  • 5. Stomach reduction (endomina): For people who are extremely overweight, procedures such as gastric bypass or sleeve gastrectomy have proven successful. Under certain conditions, health insurance companies will cover the costs of a stomach reduction.
  • 6. Gastric balloon POSE procedure: This is a permanent stomach reduction without surgery, in which a gastric sleeve is created to reduce food intake
 
 
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