Risk of bone grinding plastic surgery and preoperative explanation in Shenzhen Hospital
Bone grinding plastic surgery is a kind of plastic surgery that changes the facial bone structure by cutting, grinding and other ways. Although this kind of surgery can help people achieve a better appearance, it also has some risks. The following will elaborate on the risks of bone grinding plastic surgery from the four aspects of surgical effect, infection risk, bleeding risk and postoperative complications, and discuss the situation of a hospital in Shenzhen who gave preoperative explanations to patients.
Surgical effect
The effect of bone grinding plastic surgery is determined by the surgeon's experience and technology. If the surgeon is careless or unskilled, the operation effect may be unsatisfactory. For example, surgeons may grind too many bones, resulting in asymmetrical or uneven faces. In addition, a long recovery period may be required after surgery, and patients need to wait patiently for the results to show.
A hospital in Shenzhen will give a detailed explanation before the operation, including the difficulty of the operation, the applicable population of the operation, the possibility of the operation effect, and postoperative precautions. The doctor will show the patient some photos before and after the operation, so that the patient can understand the effect of the operation, and reasonably guide the patient's expectations.
Risk of infection
Bone grinding plastic surgery requires cutting and grinding at the surgical site, so there is a risk of infection. If the surgical instruments, surgical areas, or surgeons do not take appropriate disinfection measures, the probability of infection will increase. Infection may lead to redness, swelling, pain, fever and other symptoms at the operation site, which may require antibiotic treatment in severe cases.
A hospital in Shenzhen will introduce the infection risk of the operation to the patient in detail before the operation, and clearly remind the patient to keep the operation area clean during the preparation before the operation, and avoid contacting any objects or environment that may cause infection.
Bleeding risk
Bone grinding plastic surgery involves bone cutting and grinding, so there will be a certain risk of bleeding. The blood vessels during the operation may be injured by mistake, resulting in postoperative bleeding. Bleeding may prolong the operation time and increase the complexity of the operation. Severe bleeding may cause postoperative tissue swelling, pain, and even require reoperation.
A hospital in Shenzhen will explain the bleeding risk of the operation to the patient before the operation and ask the patient to provide a detailed medical history to fully understand the patient's physical condition and reduce the bleeding risk during the operation.
Postoperative complications
Bone grinding plastic surgery may lead to some postoperative complications. For example, infection, hematoma, nerve injury and skin scar may occur after surgery. These complications may lead to pain, swelling, tingling and other uncomfortable symptoms at the operation site, and even need further treatment.
A hospital in Shenzhen will fully explain the possible complications of the operation to the patient before the operation, and tell the patient to pay attention to keeping the operation site clean during the recovery period after the operation, and timely seek medical advice to deal with any discomfort.
In summary, the risks of bone grinding plastic surgery include unsatisfactory surgical results, infection risks, bleeding risks and postoperative complications. A hospital in Shenzhen will give a detailed explanation to patients before surgery to improve their understanding and awareness of surgery and reduce the risk of surgery. When considering bone grinding plastic surgery, patients should fully understand these risks and choose professional hospitals and experienced doctors for surgery.
