Safety First: Your Well-being at Belief Plastic Surgery
When it comes to plastic surgery, nothing is more important than 'safety'.
Hello. This is Belief Plastic Surgery.
Many people considering plastic surgery
expect natural results and high satisfaction.
However, what should be considered first and foremost
is ‘the safety of the surgery’.
Even if a surgery seems simple,
if there is insufficient preparation for emergencies,
a small problem can lead to a significant risk.
At Belief Plastic Surgery,
we have a thorough system in place
to protect the life of each and every patient.
1. All medical staff possess emergency response certifications.
In preparation for unexpected situations that may occur during surgery,
all of our medical staff are ACLS (Advanced Cardiac Life Support) certified.
Furthermore,
the operating room is always equipped with an AED (Automated External Defibrillator),
and beyond simply having the equipment,
we have a response system in place that can be used immediately in real-life situations.
2. A Safer Anesthesia Environment: Pure Oxygen Sleep Anesthesia
While many hospitals use sleep anesthesia,
we have introduced a pure oxygen sleep anesthesia system
to create a more stable anesthesia environment.
In addition, an anesthesiologist is always present
to monitor the patient's vital signs in real-time during surgery.
This allows us to prevent
unexpected risk factors that may occur during anesthesia in advance.
3. A Surgical Environment That Doesn't Stop Even in a Power Outage
If the power supply is interrupted during surgery,
it can seriously affect the patient's safety.
To prepare for this,
we have established a UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply).
This structure is designed to ensure that
surgery can continue safely even in the event of a sudden power outage.
In addition, the oxygen saturation maintenance system
operates until the post-operative recovery stage,
taking responsibility for safety until the end.
4. Safety Equipment Prepared Even in Unseen Areas
We are thoroughly prepared
even in areas that are not visible.
A clinical pathologist is on-site to perform pre-operative tests directly,
and we have further reduced the risk during surgery
through facial nerve and blood vessel pathfinders.
This system is our consistent standard and principle
to block risk factors in advance
in all processes before and after surgery.
Belief's philosophy begins with safety.
Many hospitals talk about ‘safety.’
But safety that is only spoken is meaningless.
We know that this is a matter directly related to the patient's life,
so we keep that promise
with systems, personnel, and standards.
Plastic surgery is a choice for external change,
but the process of that choice should never be taken lightly.
We will continue
to constantly think and prepare
to provide a reliable medical environment.
Thank you.
The article was written by Belief Plastic Surgery directly to provide medical information in compliance with Article 56, Paragraph 1 of the Medical Law.
After surgery, there may be complications such as bleeding, infection, and inflammation, and these may vary from person to person.
Source :https://blog.naver.com/swijayo/223928960320
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