Dalian Aidi Eye Hospital - Residual risks of plastic surgery
In recent years, with the continuous development of plastic and aesthetic technology, more and more people choose to accept plastic and aesthetic surgery in hospitals to improve their appearance. However, although medical technology has made great progress, plastic surgery still has residual risks. This article will elaborate from four aspects: medical technology, surgical risk, postoperative effect and postoperative nursing.
Medical technology risk
Plastic surgery requires superb medical technical support, and the technical level of doctors directly affects the results of surgery. However, even in hospitals with excellent technology, the existence of medical technology risks cannot be completely avoided. First of all, each patient's facial structure and conditions are different, and individual differences will directly affect the effect of surgery. Secondly, doctors may make mistakes or accidents during the operation, such as foreign bodies entering the body, excessive injection, etc., which may lead to failure of the operation or adverse reactions.
In addition, due to the rapid development of plastic surgery technology, new technologies continue to emerge. Although the new technology may bring better effects and less side effects, its long-term safety and effects have not been fully verified. Therefore, plastic surgery with new technology also has certain risks.
Surgical risk
In addition to medical technology risks, plastic surgery itself also has certain risks. The risk of operation mainly includes postoperative infection, bleeding, incision dehiscence, scar hyperplasia, etc. Although doctors will try their best to avoid these risks, there is still no guarantee that they will be completely avoided.
In addition, unexpected complications may occur during the operation, such as anesthesia allergy, nerve injury, etc. These complications may lead to dysfunction or loss of patients' facial organs, and have a serious impact on their lives and psychology.
Therefore, when choosing plastic surgery, patients need to carefully understand the risks of surgery and choose the appropriate hospital and doctor to perform surgery.
Postoperative effect
The effect of plastic surgery may be inconsistent with the expectations of patients. First, the effect of facial surgery may be limited by individual differences, preoperative status, surgical techniques and other factors. It is very difficult to fully achieve the desired effect of patients. Secondly, the postoperative effect may also be affected by postoperative care and recovery. The patient's personal care and recovery play a vital role in the stability and durability of the surgical effect.
Although plastic surgery can improve patients' self-confidence by changing their appearance, patients should treat the effect of plastic surgery rationally and communicate with doctors fully.
Postoperative care
Postoperative care after plastic surgery is also very important. Patients should strictly follow the doctor's postoperative nursing advice, including regular follow-up, avoiding strenuous exercise, and following diet precautions. Neglect of postoperative nursing may lead to poor surgical results, infection and other complications.
In addition, after plastic surgery, patients also need psychological care. Psychological pressure and inferiority complex may occur after surgery. Patients should actively communicate with relatives and friends to seek psychological support and help.
summary
Despite the continuous progress of plastic surgery technology, there are still some residual risks in plastic surgery. Medical technology risk, operation risk, postoperative effect and postoperative care are the main risks in plastic surgery. Therefore, when choosing plastic and cosmetic surgery, patients need to find hospitals and doctors with technical skills, and carry out full preoperative communication and understanding. At the same time, they should carefully follow the doctor's nursing suggestions after surgery to reduce the risk.
