The day before an operation is about more than choosing a look. This Santongsuai visit record shows the preparation stage: health information, hospital checks and a conversation with the surgeon about the proposed changes.
Checks follow the individual plan
The hospital decides which assessments are needed for the patient and procedure. Tell the team about your health history, allergies, medicines and previous operations, and follow its preparation instructions. A normal test result does not by itself guarantee an operation is risk-free.
Discuss your own features
Reference photographs can help explain a preference. The surgeon still needs to assess your anatomy, explain what is realistic and discuss alternatives and limitations. Ask for clarification if a proposed change is unclear.
Leave with clear next steps
Before proceeding, confirm the operation, treating team and written instructions, including fasting and medicines. Keep the hospital’s contact details available if something changes. Santongsuai helps organise the visit and communication; the medical assessment and decision to operate belong to the treating hospital.
This is a record of the preparation process, not a standard test list that applies to every patient.