What are the injury risks of bone grinding surgery in Guangzhou Guanghua Hospital?
In Guangzhou, Guanghua Hospital is a medical institution specializing in bone grinding surgery. Bone grinding surgery is a kind of surgery to change the facial morphology by cutting, grinding and adjusting the skull. Although this operation is more and more widely used in the field of beauty and plastic surgery, there are also some risks. This article will elaborate the injury risk of bone grinding surgery in Guangzhou Guanghua Hospital from four aspects.
1. Operation risk
There are certain risks during the operation, such as bleeding, infection and nerve injury. First of all, bleeding may occur during the operation, especially in the areas with abundant facial blood vessels. If the operation is not careful, excessive bleeding may occur, which may threaten the life safety of patients. Secondly, the surgical incision is vulnerable to bacterial and viral infection, which can cause infection symptoms, such as redness, swelling, fever, etc. In addition, the bone grinding operation involves facial nerves. If the operation is not performed properly, it may lead to nerve damage, thus affecting the sense and function of the face.
Although Guangzhou Guanghua Hospital has a professional plastic surgery team, patients should fully understand the surgical risks before surgery, and select experienced and skilled doctors for surgery to reduce the operational risks.
2. Anesthesia risk
General anesthesia or local anesthesia is required for bone grinding surgery, and anesthesia itself has certain risks. General anesthesia may cause allergic reaction, respiratory depression, cardiac arrest and other serious complications, while local anesthesia requires injection of anesthetics, which has the risk of infection and local nerve damage.
Before undergoing bone grinding surgery, patients need to carry out a detailed anesthesia assessment, select an anesthesia method suitable for their own physical conditions, closely monitor the anesthesia effect during the surgery, and timely deal with any possible complications.
3. Risk of postoperative complications
Postoperative complications are common problems in bone grinding surgery. Postoperative discomfort may include swelling, blood stasis, pain and infection. Swelling and blood stasis are normal physiological reactions after surgery, but if the symptoms are serious or last for a long time, you need to see a doctor in time. In addition, the surgical incision is vulnerable to infection. If there are signs of infection such as redness, swelling, exudation or fever, it is necessary to seek medical treatment in time. In addition, postoperative scars and facial asymmetry are also concerns of some patients.
Guangzhou Guanghua Hospital provides thoughtful postoperative care and follow-up services after facial surgery. Patients should take necessary rest and reexamination according to the doctor's suggestions to reduce the risk of complications.
4. Psychological risk
Bone grinding surgery is an important cosmetic surgery, which may have an impact on patients' psychology. Before surgery, patients need to fully understand the effects and possible risks of surgery, and make reasonable adjustments to their expectations. After the operation, there may be unsatisfactory results, or it may take some time to achieve the desired results, which puts forward certain requirements for the psychological endurance of patients.
Therefore, before deciding to perform bone grinding surgery, patients should consult plastic surgeons to understand the expected effects and risks of the surgery, carefully assess their own psychological and physical conditions, and the impact of changes brought about by the surgery on themselves, and make wise decisions.
summary
Although the bone grinding operation in Guangzhou Guanghua Hospital has cosmetic effect, there is also a certain risk of injury. The risks were described from four aspects: operation, anesthesia, postoperative complications and psychology. Before deciding to perform bone grinding surgery, patients should fully understand the risks and effects of surgery, select appropriate doctors and hospitals for surgery, and pay attention to postoperative care and reexamination to reduce potential risks.
