The final price depends on the scope of the procedure, including whether it is the first treatment or a follow-up, whether it will be combined with other procedures, and the type of anesthesia used. The patient will be informed of the final price during the consultation.

The price includes: clinic stay, procedure, anesthesia, dressings, pre- and post-procedure care, suture removal, and follow-up visits.

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Tests and vaccinations
Before the surgery, it is necessary to perform current tests, but not earlier than 1 month before the planned procedure.

• ECG without a description
• Complete blood count with platelets
• APTT
• INR – PT
• Electrolytes (sodium, potassium)
• HBS antigen
• HCV antibodies
• HIV antibodies
• Blood type
• Nasal swab for MRSA (methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus)
• Skin swab under the breasts for MRSA
• Breast ultrasound

The received results and the completed form (download here) must be scanned and sent two weeks before the procedure to the email: szpital@mooi.clinic

It is also recommended to have received at least 2 doses of the hepatitis B vaccination beforehand. NOTE! Individuals born between 1986 and 1994 were vaccinated in middle school and have all doses of the vaccine. Those born in 1995 and later have been vaccinated from birth and also have all doses. In the aforementioned cases, vaccinations do not need to be repeated.

Additionally, for patients with chronic illnesses, a certificate from the attending physician regarding their optimal health condition and lack of contraindications for the planned procedure should be provided.

Two weeks before the procedure, it is advised to avoid taking salicylates (aspirin, polopiryna), ginger, garlic, and dietary supplements. Furthermore, prior to the planned surgery, you should purchase class I compression stockings and bring them with you on the day of the procedure.

The Day Before the Procedure
On the day before the operation, the last meal should be consumed no later than 21:00, while fluids (preferably non-carbonated mineral water) can be consumed until 24:00.

When preparing for your stay at the clinic, you should also remove and leave at home any metal decorations, such as rings, earrings, watches, bracelets, necklaces, hairpins, etc.

The Day of the Procedure
On the day of the operation, you must arrive at the clinic at the designated time (which will be indicated a week before the procedure) at: Mooi Clinic, ul. Kaczmarskiego 1, 57-320 Polanica Zdrój.

You must be fasting (no food or drink), and there is a complete ban on smoking tobacco products and chewing gum.

Additionally, you should bring: test results, ID card, toiletries, towel, pajamas, comfortable slip-on shoes, regular medications, and class I compression stockings.

The Day After the Procedure
Discharge from the clinic will occur the following morning after breakfast and a medical consultation. It is recommended to leave the facility under the care of an accompanying person (do not drive yourself) and to remain under the supervision of a third party for at least the first day after the procedure.

Payments
For the planned surgical procedure, payment can be made via bank transfer to:
M-clinic Sp. z o.o. Sp. Kom.
Santander Bank Polska S.A.
89 1090 2398 0000 0001 5328 6595

The transfer should be made in advance so that the amount can be credited before the planned procedure. Remember to include your details in the transfer title.

If you prefer to pay by card or cash, this can be done at the reception after being admitted to the ward but before the procedure.

Up to about 1 week after the procedure

• Swelling or bruising in the upper abdomen may occur. This is a result of the swelling moving from the breast area to lower regions due to gravity. This is a temporary symptom and usually subsides after about a week.

After about 1 week post-surgery

• You may perform breast exercises if recommended.

Up to about 2 weeks after the procedure
You should:

• Keep your arms from the shoulder to the elbow along your body as much as possible. You can raise your arm to shoulder level.
• Wear a special dressing and compression bra, which will be removed after about 1-2 weeks.
• Avoid lifting heavy objects as well as reaching upwards and backwards.

Up to about 1 month after the procedure
You may:

• Take a shower, but be careful not to wet the operated area.
• Experience tenderness in the breast area after the procedure. The frequency and intensity of the discomfort will gradually decrease each day.
• Feel more tenderness in one breast than the other; this does not mean anything is wrong.

It is recommended to:

• Sleep with your head elevated and place pillows under your arms to reduce muscle tension, allowing for a more comfortable night’s rest.
• Avoid sleeping on your side.
• Wear front or back-buttoned clothing.

Avoid:

• Clothing that is put on over the head.
• Taking pain medication on an empty stomach, as this may lead to vomiting.

About 1 month after the procedure

• You can return to most activities.
• It is recommended to use Cicaplast ointment on scars (for at least three months). This will help reduce scars. A UV filter cream is also recommended to avoid pigmentation changes. It should also be noted that swimsuits do not provide sufficient sun protection. All creams should be applied in a thin layer.

For about 2 months after the procedure
You should:

• Wear a special bra.
• Completely avoid the sun and tanning beds.
• Sleep on your back or side to avoid pressure on the breasts.
• There is a strict ban on physical work and exertion.

After about 2 months post-surgery
You may:

• Resume more strenuous exercises such as lifting heavy objects, golf, tennis, swimming, running, etc., but only if your body can handle it.
• Still experience sensory disturbances in the lower part of the breast. This symptom will diminish over time, typically within a few months.