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INTRODUÇÃO: Estudos que quantificassem as cirurgias plásticas estéticas e reparadoras e avaliassem a dor pós-cirúrgica decorrente de tais procedimentos permitiriam a criação de protocolos de humanização do atendimento a esses pacientes, possivelmente sensibilizando os profissionais que com eles convivem diariamente. O objetivo deste estudo é avaliar o nível de dor em pacientes submetidos a cirurgias plásticas estéticas ou reparadoras. MÉTODO: Avaliação de 200 prontuários de pacientes operados no Hospital São Rafael (São Paulo, SP, Brasil), observando motivo de realização da cirurgia e quadro de dor. RESULTADOS: O número de pacientes que relatou dor forte ou intensa foi bastante reduzido. Dentre esses pacientes, todos foram submetidos a lipoaspiração, associada ou não à colocação de prótese de mama. CONCLUSÕES: Os protocolos pré, intra e pós-cirúrgicos relacionados aos procedimentos de lipoaspiração devem ser reavaliados, visando à redução da forte dor relatada pelos pacientes submetidos a esse tipo de procedimento. BACKGROUND: Quantifying aesthetic and reconstructive plastic surgery and assessing postoperative pain caused by these procedures would aid the creation of protocols to humanize nursing care for hospitalized patients, thus possibly making professionals who interact with such patients on a daily basis more compassionate. This study assessed the levels of pain in patients who underwent reconstructive or aesthetic plastic surgery. METHODS: The medical records of 200 patients operated at São Rafael Hospital were reviewed. The reasons for undergoing surgery and pain due to the procedure were also evaluated. RESULTS: The number of patients who reported strong or severe pain following the procedure was significantly lower; all patients who reported strong or severe pain following the procedure had undergone liposuction with or without breast prosthesis. CONCLUSIONS: Pre-, intra-, and postoperative protocols regarding liposuction should be reassessed in order to decrease the severe pain reported by patients undergoing this procedure

Avaliação do nível de dor em pacientes submetidos a cirurgias plásticas estéticas ou reparadoras