memories of a troubled mother. the youth gathered in teams, so that the events began with compiling the books and getting to know each other and winning the first place in the spartan relay races. the athletes ran along the most significant. energy, positive emotions, memories for the next school year, because you are already sitting in september, in may and thinking, the school year would end sooner and go to the virgin lands faster. boys have eaten dachshunds with

table walks and interactions, a magic trap for a tourist flight is available for every student who diligently works buried with a pile on the right. water level with stunning angles, a promenade on the chain of boats along the kamsamol lakes, traps along the top tourist routes. these are the best options for flatbreads for getting to know the belarusian capital. prahodzyats. the musical evening was hosted by karyn gurevich for the summer holiday. syargey aўseichyk zashturvalam amal all your life. from the chain ships svislach we know yashche ў past stagodzi. then remove the skin nut from the steering mats. it’s not like the hell of a ship, but he couldn’t forget it.

the main thing is that the nature has been preserved, clean, wild, untouched by man, at the same time everything is at hand. we came from rostov-on -don, minsk of course, is wonderful, we used to live here, recently, that we were not, it has changed a lot, of course, for the better, it is such a beauty, clean streets, well-maintained, being built up, yes, the younger generation is completely in agreement, they also really like it. music parties are also held on the boat. yaha!

by reception weekends and meetings.

hello everyone, in a minute the hero of our program will take its place and answer your questions: what do you expect from the children you will meet now? interesting and sincere meetings. what mood are you

in when you go to talk? good, of course, do you promise to tell only the truth? yes, of course. today in our studio is the honored doctor of the republic of belarus, head of the department. vladimir nikolaevich, i want to warn you that according to the rules of our program, if for some reason you cannot or do not want to answer, you have the right to refuse the question three times and be attentive to questions, at the end of the program you will have to choose the best one. well, now you have one minute to briefly tell about yourself. time has started. briefly, i was born in 1955 in the city of nesizh. in 1972 , i graduated from high school and entered the minsk

state medical institute, the medical faculty, which i graduated in 1978. my entire future life was connected with surgery, starting with general surgery, then with. vascular surgery, then plastic, reconstructive surgery and microsurgery. today i continue to work as a resident department of plastic surgery, belgorod state medical university. excellent, thank you, you did it in a minute. well, now questions for an adult. let's start with the red sector. hello, my name is anastasia. why did you decide to

become a surgeon? from this hospital across the road or across the fence, i don't remember, in the house where we lived, there was no hot water, so my mother took me, i was like that in the hospital, and there was a titan that was heated, you didn't know that, they heated it with herbs, and this titan was heated by water, so i was under this hot then we washed the water.

hello, my name is gordey, tell me, when you were studying at school, was it easy for you to study or not, relatively easy, plus i was, you know, how can i tell you this, a doctor's son, they knew all the doctors, respected them, teachers didn't demand much. such, red sector, please, and tell me, please, what was

the most difficult during your studies at the medical university? for us, when we were students, for us there was such a transitional level - to pass the topographic anatomy, well, although we had already prepared. surgery, then without knowledge of topographic anatomy there is nothing for a surgeon to do there, so in principle it was, well , a passing grade, so to speak, but it is a difficult exam, because you had to cram everything, learn it, can you remember some history, a funny or interesting one from the university, it was not even called a university back then, but minsk...

hello, i wonder if you had an idol in childhood, if so, who was it? in childhood there was an idol, of course, our yuri gagarin, in childhood, later when a little bit of adolescence came, then of course there was a team. do you admire anyone now, do you have an idol now? when i worked as a surgeon, for me the idol was my teacher, professor grishin, igor nikolaevich. but he is already deceased, but for me he was a real idol. at what point in your life did you understand that surgery is exactly what you want to do all your life? we then had medical practice after the fourth year, and i was on medical practice, do you think, of course, i contributed there

at his parents, when he washed himself.

he sent us patients, he came himself, and we operated together, in what plastic surgery did you start your career? career as a plastic surgeon, it was not at all like what we imagine today. we began to practice reconstructive microsurgery, that is, these were the first plastic surgeries called sewing on severed fingers, it was emergency surgery or emergency microsurgery, so finger replantation - these were the first plastic surgeries that we performed on an emergency basis indications, to your left is the yellow sector,

please tell me how you...

worship them, and well, and before major operations sometimes, well, you talk to yourself, about what. in that case, one more question, please tell me, what is in the hands of god or the surgeon, the patient? in both cases, why after classical operations, everyone becomes similar to each other. in fact, this is so. because there are some ideals, but i would not say that they all resemble each other, but in some it is very noticeable that they have undergone some kind of plastic surgery operations, some patients specifically want it to be noticeable, so that everyone

can see that she also lives in abundance and does some classic operations, which, so that everyone can see, especially breast augmentation. and has it ever happened that after plastic surgery the patient regretted it. there are a lot of patients who are unhappy with what we did to them, therefore , before performing some classic or aesthetic operation with the patient, everything is always discussed, all the finest details of these, because. so that she can imagine that will be later, and she should be ready for this, and the surgeon should be ready for this, so that you... there was a consensus, then everything will be fine, and what to do, well, from practice, if the patient still didn’t like the result, to redo, well, if you see that

it is possible, then of course it is better to redo, a difficult, difficult question, and it is very, very difficult to solve, let's move on to the purple sector, to your left, let's say, i don't like something about myself, from what age can i...

well, it is easier to operate on children, because their rehabilitation period is very, well faster than adults, on the other hand, children's structures are very thin, so here you need to use all sorts of precision tools, there are operating microscopes, operating instruments, special show material, but to operate on adults...

do you often get asked to do an operation like in the photo? as a rule, they send a photo, and in order to do exactly the same as in this photo or to correct some wrinkles or the volume of the mammary glands, well, sometimes they send such that almost candid photos, but of course this is... not good, what was the most unusual request from a patient? so,

once upon a time, after the patient lost the second third of the fifth finger in his hand, we transplanted fingers from his foot, from both feet to his hand, he received the function of all these fingers of the hand, but 15 years have passed , how would you react if a person asks you to do something that does not suit him, well , i will also dissuade him in some way, that if it does not suit him, why should

he do it, and i often have to dissuade patients, i almost always dissuade them, almost always, and what you won't do the operation on principle? well, they say that... the operation you didn't do is better. when you started working, what was plastic surgery like in belarus?

hello, my name is matvey, my question is: how do you know that a surgeon is a professional in his field? well, now what, everyone looks at instagram, and if you're there, they'll find you, i don't use it, but i have more of a word of mouth, like the old-fashioned way, do you consider yourself a professional, well, if i were different. i wouldn't have come here, but tell me, do you often come across charlatans, surgeons, well, in our country, plastic surgery is such a long, long, long training, the training of a plastic surgeon always takes a certain amount of time, and in all countries it is different, in belarus, we only

opened a department since 2014... plastic surgery, where we train our future surgeons who will be engaged in plastic surgery. there is a clinical residency, which we have, for now it is two years. in russia, it has already been done five-year residency, five years, 5 years of studying only plastic surgery to get a certificate or diploma. it is possible with us. training during, that is , it is called retraining, if you were a surgeon engaged in surgery, then 4 months at our department you can get a diploma of a plastic surgeon, of course, it will not be enough, but there is such an opportunity, so i get it, that is, in belarus there is a fairly good already established school of plastic surgeons, well... a school, perhaps

it does exist, but, i mean, that four months are still not enough to prepare a plastic surgeon, it is better, of course, that the plastic entrance to the specialty of plastic surgery was through a clinical residency, this is a two-year one, at least, in this way it is possible to determine to understand whether a person is a professional, like you, or ... just dreams of becoming one, tell me, how to become the wife of a plastic surgeon? i don’t even know what to answer, and under

what circumstances did you? met your wife, and we were students, it’s easier for us it was, we kind of called mutually married, then there was such a thing, how is it, we were distributed, having married each other, first medalists, mutually some kind of privileges were for distribution to work, and the wives of plastic surgeons they should be ideal or still? beauty is not the main thing, i think that it is not the main thing, then what qualities do you value in women? kindness decency? that's all, well beauty, of course, well beauty, if we'll correct anything, to your right is the yellow sector, hello, my name is artyom, look, if we're talking about your appearance and character, what would you like to change in yourself, or maybe you have already

changed something, well, what? changed, but what exactly, or well, upper blepharoplasty, once did, that is, there was overhanging skin, which was already in the way, this is aesthetic surgery, right, well , in principle. yes, tell me, do people often turn to you for help who , well, in fact, are not ready to go to the gym, but are ready to pay money for an operation in order to lose weight? well, first of all, to lose weight - this is not plastic surgery, to lose weight, there is a surgery called, what is it called, bariatric surgery, which is performed on the stomach or intestines to reduce absorption, that is, to... remove this transit of food through the body and there is a whole series of operations that are performed on the abdominal organs , and these are patients who weigh 170 and 180 and 200 and more kilograms and after

the operation they sometimes lose 100 kg more, these are weight loss operations, aesthetic surgery it is not aimed at weight loss and... including liposuction, do i understand correctly that if a person uses liposuction, then with further improper life, improper nutrition, it will all return, and it will not have any result, in fact, liposuction removes areas of fat deposits in certain places, it is not that circularly on the body you can remove this fat, if you remove it, you can get ...

for attention or do they have something to reproach you for? of course there is something to blame you for, because i, as they say, married surgery, so i was very rarely at home, when they grew up, when they grew up, then the era came when we get to know them well, how responsibilities are distributed in your family, what, for example, do you do, and what, let's say, does your wife get?

okay, and what was the most expensive operation in your practice? we have such private centers, yes, where the whole spectrum of plastic aesthetic surgeries is also performed, and there are state clinics where

operations are performed, both on an extra-budgetary basis, there the approximate prices can be an order of magnitude, somewhere higher, somewhere lower, but... in a state clinic, well, let's say, when us at the regional hospital, where breast augmentation costs about 3,000 belarusian rubles, would you sacrifice your life if by doing so you would save the life of another person, if so, under what conditions, well, if my brain were to die, i would cause an accident, which is incompatible. let's turn 180° into the yellow sector, do you believe in life

after death? no, but would you like to become immortal? no, well, i don't believe in it, so i don't even want to dream, what are the downsides of immortality? well, for you, well, first of all, surgeons, as if more realists in life, although sometimes we almost believe in god. but i don’t want to convince you of the afterlife yet, i really want to become a doctor, but i have a terrible fear of blood, how can i overcome it? you’ll overcome it gradually, when i was a child, too, when i cut my finger, i lost consciousness, now with... there is no such thing, and

what are you afraid of? what am i afraid of? to be left, as it were, alone or lonely? and have you had moments in your life when your hands dropped? of course, when we take on what i said reconstructive microsurgery, then there is already...

well, look, first of all, when the tissue is collected, plus the place where we transplant it, it takes 5 and 8 hours, or even 10, or when we take a finger from the foot and transplant it to the hand, this is also , as you understand, it is not like cutting it off there and sewing it here, each vessel is isolated, which is then restored, blood flow starts in another place. to your right is the purple

sector, please tell me, what do you like in the modern world in plastic surgery, and what irritates you? it irritates when girls puff out these lips, how do they turn out like whistles, all well slavic appearance, people, when in the west at the airport, when you go, then you can therefore. understand that it is from there from russia, there belarus, and what would you like to change? well, let's say, i have been doing surgery for more than 30 years, we do surgery to correct the shape or volume of the mammary glands, yes with the help of an implant, if earlier we mainly did surgery to increase or install these implants. then somewhere in those years we had maybe

95-99% we put implants, now it's passed a long, long time, we have now returned to the fact that we remove these implants, because some are ruptured, some are something else, some are out of that age due to the patient's age, they say, and i don't need them anymore, let's remove them and make. just from what's left, something good. tell me, how have the sanctions affected the field of plastic surgery? of course they have, i can't say it any other way, we didn't have our own implants, for example, mammary glands, and no, for now, some schemes are not being established with the supply of these implants, but there are problems, but they are being solved. to your left is the red sector, what achievements

of belarusian medicine are you personally most proud of? of course, first of all, it is transplantology, which has gone far, far, leaving behind many, many countries, including. our specialty, as plastic surgery, we also made some contribution to transplantology, in terms of what... we, together with transplantologists , helped them transplant a liver, and that is , it was called a pediatric transplant, a liver transplant in children from six months.

their life in the polesie villages and agro-towns in spite of everything. all my free minutes i ran to the river with fishing rods or just wandered around to look at this beauty, and we never returned empty-handed in childhood, there used to be a lot of fish, now there are a lot, i am connected with this fish both from my childhood

school years and already more adult, we live, look at the water, rejoice. life, hard work, resourcefulness, passion, the main quality of these people, each person wants to leave something in his life that will remain in centuries, which will be remembered by the next generations, and i suggested planting an alley of oaks along the road, my whole life came with bees, because i love them, you understand, watch the poleshuki project on the belarus 24 tv channel

. why? i was so active from childhood, well, a football player, on surgery, you are not alone there solving some problems, so we would like to play with each other? well, considering that i help, you play some musical instrument, or if you don’t play, then which one

, but my parents dreamed that i, well, like everyone else, probably the kids learned to play the piano then, well i... started going to this music school, but you had to go through a stadium to get to school, just try going through a music school when there's a stadium here, and you go through the stadium with this book under the goalpost, you start running football, you come home, you say, well, well, everything's fine, that is, as a child you weren't an exemplary child, you were a bit of a hooligan, well i studied at this music school for 2 years, they've come to terms with the fact that i, it's not my thing, but tell me, please, have you ever had to perform surgeries with music? we have almost all surgeries with some music playing in the background, maybe

some light classical music, or our movement, which was ours, not the current one, tell me: do you have a preference in music, is there a favorite song, for example, well of course not, but i can't answer right away, but when we started this surgery, we had idi, these groups of ours, i know that doctors are very superstitious, are there any signs, rituals in your profession? saying, i never turn it over, that's it how it lies, so i dress it, and even when i dress it, it turns out inside out, they

tell me that you have finished it, i tell them that, well, i have such a sign, no, well, everyone has their own, you said that for you the smells of surgery are already familiar, here is your favorite smell in surgery, at one time, when... hello, my name is varvara and what is your best memory from childhood ? of course, when when your father

took you fishing with him, your son is also a fisherman, you took him with you fishing, when he was small? yes, and now i have it, how can i say it, it outfishes me, have you ever caught such a big fish yet? i won’t show it, because it weighed 43.6 kg, it was probably a catfish, a catfish on a fence, yes, in 2000, well, and what was its length, about 80 meters, wow, it’s really hard to show, you said that you like fishing and hunting, but how often do you go? more often before, now with age somehow less, i don’t even want to go hunting anymore, but i like fishing, more often,

than once a month, well, it's not connected with the quantity, well, as it happens, i don't like winter, i only like summer, so i'm wondering, are you saving lives, but don't you feel sorry for animals when hunting, well, i'm already saying that such an age is coming that you feel sorry for them, i even just watch them. and what action do you regret? i won't say, are you refusing to answer the question or is there simply no such action? here, well , it's better to say that i refuse to answer, but you used the attempt, there are still two, if you had a chance. to go back to the past or to the future, where would you like to go? well, probably the future, to see how

life will turn out after me , please tell us about your grandchildren, i have two sons, yes, the difference between them is about 10 years, the eldest son, who now works as a surgeon, he also has... three sons, that is, i have three grandchildren, three grandchildren, the age difference between them is somewhere between, well, about 5 years, the eldest grandson graduated this year, well, in 23 he graduated from school, entered rti, the former, well, now it's called something, computer science and radio electronics, and the second grandson who is studying, the very last one is now on...

and what kind of relationship do you have with your grandchildren? well, they are all good, of course, i love them, adore them and cherish them as much as i can. they live separately, but sometimes all three grandchildren come at the weekend, and then you wait for them to leave, because they sit everywhere, and you would like your grandchildren to be doctors too, in principle, you have such a desire, but they don’t seem to have it very much. how do you feel about the current generation, what do you like and don’t like like it? of course, the current generation

is not at all like how we were. they are more advanced, i can see from my grandchildren that even they figure out these gadgets so quickly that by the time you think of it, it has already shown you everything, and i think that in any case , the future is yours, not ours, purple sector, my name is yaroslav, i'm wondering, when i come home from work, what relaxed you the most or relaxes you now before i... i smoked a lot and drank coffee, now i only drink coffee, but i don't smoke, that's when i enjoyed it, it's a cup of coffee and cigarettes, the purple sector, eh, you said that you smoked, what motivated you to quit, well, i had an oncological operation, and after that i

didn't smoke after the operation, that is, it's been more than 10 years. vladimir nikolaevich, now you have the opportunity to ask the children your question, like any adult, i wanted to ask about your

dream, a great question, who is ready to answer it, raise it! friend, please, i really want to go to the university of gastronomy and study to become a chef, i i would like to become an actor . give most of the money to my parents. in my family, please tell me, would you do the same in my place? well, probably yes, since my parents don't have enough, i plan to become a primary school teacher. and i want to teach children, i dream of becoming an interior designer and thereby help myself create my dream home, i want to become a programmer and live with my parents, and why with my parents, because i love them very much, but then you will love someone else, well then i will live, i will always come to my parents, well done, my

dream is to go to college, technology, well and if i don't get in, then i'll open my own beauty salon with my friends. i think that you need to visit all the countries of the world with your loved one. this is my dream. my dream is to become a tank engineer and a diplomat to create a universal peace treaty, but to keep other countries from a surprise attack. oh, i dream of becoming a plastic surgeon. noble, but it's a difficult path, age is now the most interesting, here i am already i heard a lot of good things, i think that your dreams come true and that you have everything good in life. vladimir nikolaevich, it's time to say goodbye to our audience. honored doctor of the republic of belarus, vladimir nikolaevich podgaisky, i'm waiting for you in'.