Pre-Operative
Preparing for surgery at Femme Flôr involves several key steps to ensure a safe and successful procedure. First, you’ll undergo a pre-operative assessment that includes a review of your medical history, medications, and any necessary tests. If you’re on blood thinners or other medications, you may need to stop them a few days before surgery. You’ll likely follow a clear liquid diet the day before surgery, and food or drink will be restricted after midnight to avoid complications with anesthesia. In some cases, you’ll be instructed to use a Betadine vaginal douche to reduce infection risks.
You’ll also be advised to hydrate well, avoid smoking and alcohol, and engage in light exercise before surgery. On the day of your procedure, you’ll meet with your surgical and anesthesia team for final preparations. These steps are personalized based on your specific surgery and health needs
You’ll also be advised to hydrate well, avoid smoking and alcohol, and engage in light exercise before surgery. On the day of your procedure, you’ll meet with your surgical and anesthesia team for final preparations. These steps are personalized based on your specific surgery and health needs
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Post Op
After surgery at Femme Flôr, you’ll be encouraged to start moving early to reduce the risk of blood clots and speed up recovery. Pain management and hydration are prioritized, with a light diet recommended. Pelvic floor exercises will begin once you’re able, helping strengthen muscles and support healing. Follow-up appointments will monitor your recovery, and you’ll receive detailed instructions on wound care, activity restrictions, and when to resume daily activities
Summary
Before surgery at Femme Flôr, you will undergo a medical review, adjust medications, follow a clear liquid diet, and may use a vaginal douche to reduce infection risks. Avoid food after midnight and maintain hydration. Post-op recovery focuses on early mobility to prevent blood clots, pain management, and starting pelvic floor exercises to aid healing. Detailed instructions on wound care, activity limits, and follow-up appointments will ensure a smooth recovery.