Medical Evaluation: A comprehensive medical evaluation to assess overall health and identify any potential risks.

Medication Adjustments: Adjustments to current medications, especially those that can interfere with the surgery or healing process.

Smoking Cessation: Advising smokers to quit before surgery, as smoking can impair healing and increase complications.

Avoiding Certain Substances: Avoiding alcohol and certain supplements, like aspirin and herbal supplements, which can increase bleeding risks.

Fasting: Instructing patients to fast for a specific period before surgery, typically starting from midnight the night before the procedure.

Hygiene: Advising patients to shower and cleanse their face and hair thoroughly before surgery to reduce the risk of infection.

Arrangements: Making arrangements for transportation to and from the surgical facility, as patients may be unable to drive after the surgery due to anesthesia.

Support: Ensuring patients have a support system at home during the recovery period, as they may need assistance with daily activities.

Follow-Up Appointments: Providing information about post-operative appointments for monitoring and removing stitches, as well as addressing any concerns.

        Follow these instructions diligently to ensure a safe and successful outcome. Patients should consult their surgeon for personalized preoperative guidelines tailored to their specific health needs and the planned procedure.