For years, mastopexy has been associated with a postoperative period characterized by a feeling of tightness, swelling, and some discomfort in the breast area. However, the evolution of medical protocols now allows for recovery to be approached from a more advanced perspective.
At the Instituto de Benito, we apply Synapta®, a protocol designed to support the body's recovery process after breast lift surgery, promoting a more manageable and controlled experience.
How is recovery improved after a mastopexy?
Beyond the conventional use of medication, this approach focuses on the body's neurophysiological response after surgery. Through specific techniques, it aims to modulate inflammation, reduce tissue tension, and improve the body's adaptation to surgical change.
- Control of tissue tension: After a mastopexy, tissues reorganize and may create a feeling of tightness. The protocol helps to decrease this tension, facilitating a more gradual adaptation.
- Improvement of the tissue environment: Oxygenation and drainage of the tissues are promoted, which helps to reduce initial inflammation and optimize the healing process.
- Progressive and functional recovery: The goal is not to accelerate artificially, but to support the body so that recovery is more balanced, allowing a gradual and safe return to daily routine.
This type of protocol is part of an integral process where postoperative well-being is as critical as the aesthetic design that prioritizes not only the aesthetic result of the mastopexy but also the quality of the postoperative period. Each case must be individually assessed to adapt the indications to the patient's characteristics.
-Carlos Alsina