Risk 1: Surgical complications
Although there are comprehensive assessments and detailed discussions before plastic surgery, there are still some potential risks. The most common complications are infection and bleeding. During the operation, wound infection may occur, and in serious cases, tissue necrosis may also occur. In addition, resection and suture during operation may cause bleeding. Failure to stop bleeding in time may lead to hematoma or blood accumulation, increasing the risk of infection.
In addition, other complications may occur, such as nerve injury, scar formation, skin necrosis, etc. Nerve injury may lead to abnormal facial sensation or even facial paralysis. Scar formation may affect the cosmetic effect, while skin necrosis may lead to difficult wound healing, or even serious infection.
Therefore, when choosing cosmetic surgery, we should fully understand the risks of surgery, and fully communicate and discuss with doctors to reduce the occurrence of surgical complications.
Risk 2: unreasonable expectations and psychological pressure
An important risk of cosmetic surgery is patients' expectations of the results of surgery. Due to the advertisement of cosmetic surgery and the publicity of star cases, many people have high expectations of cosmetic surgery and believe that it can be perfect after surgery. However, cosmetic surgery can not meet the needs of all people, and the results may fall short of expectations. This gap may bring psychological pressure to patients, resulting in inferiority, anxiety and other emotional problems.
In addition, cosmetic surgery may require a long period of rehabilitation and recovery, and patients may need to face the undesirable appearance of swelling, congestion, bruising, etc. after surgery, which will also bring psychological pressure to patients to a certain extent. Therefore, when choosing cosmetic surgery, we should remain rational, clarify our expectations, and fully communicate with doctors to understand the surgical effect and recovery period after surgery.
Risk 3: Postoperative complications
After plastic surgery, patients need proper postoperative care and recovery to reduce complications. If the patient is not properly nursed after surgery, it may lead to infection, bleeding and other complications. In addition, swelling, bruising, congestion and other conditions may occur after surgery, which need appropriate treatment and nursing.
In addition, cosmetic surgery may also lead to some special complications, such as eyelid surgery may cause lacrimal gland dysfunction, and nasal surgery may cause nasal congestion. These complications may affect the quality of life of patients and even require further treatment.
Therefore, after choosing cosmetic surgery, patients need to follow the doctor's instructions for postoperative care and recovery to avoid complications.
Risk 4: Inaccurate preoperative assessment
Cosmetic surgery requires a comprehensive preoperative assessment, including physical conditions, psychological conditions, surgical risks and other factors. If the preoperative evaluation is not accurate, it may lead to unsatisfactory surgical results or postoperative complications.
Preoperative evaluation needs to comprehensively consider the patient's physical condition, facial structure, expected effect and other factors to determine the feasibility and best plan of cosmetic surgery. If the evaluation is not accurate, the surgical effect may not meet the expectations. In addition, if the preoperative evaluation fails to find the potential risks and contraindications of the patient, the risk of surgery may increase.
Therefore, before choosing cosmetic surgery, patients should choose a regular hospital and an experienced doctor for preoperative evaluation, and have a detailed discussion and communication with the doctor to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the surgery.
Summary
Although cosmetic surgery can improve appearance and self-confidence, it also has certain risks. First, surgical complications are one of the most common risks, such as infection, bleeding, nerve injury, etc. Secondly, patients' high expectations of the surgical results may bring psychological pressure. Improper postoperative nursing may lead to postoperative complications. Finally, the accuracy of preoperative evaluation is closely related to the effect and risk of cosmetic surgery.
Therefore, when choosing cosmetic surgery, patients should fully understand the risks of surgery, and fully communicate and discuss with doctors. At the same time, regular hospitals and experienced doctors should be selected for surgery, and postoperative care and recovery should be carried out according to the guidance of doctors to reduce the risk.
