Risk analysis of bone grinding surgery in Shanghai
Shanghai Bone Grinding Hospital, as a medical institution specializing in facial bone grinding surgery, has certain surgical risks while providing beautiful appearance. This article will elaborate on the surgical risks of Shanghai Mogu Hospital from four aspects: surgical trauma, postoperative complications, anesthesia risks and surgical effects.
Risk of surgical trauma
Bone grinding surgery is a relatively complex cosmetic surgery. It changes the facial bone structure and achieves the purpose of facial plastic surgery through a series of cutting and bluing on the skull bones. During surgery, doctors need to accurately and finely cut and grind bones to avoid surgical trauma.
However, even under the operation of skilled doctors, the operation may cause accidents due to technical errors or unpredictable factors, such as improper use of surgical tools, excessive bone cutting, excessive bleeding in the operation area, etc. The occurrence of these surgical injuries may cause greater damage to the tissues in the surgical area, increasing the risk of surgery.
In addition, the risk of infection may occur during the operation. Although the hospital has strict aseptic measures, there is still a risk of wound infection due to a small source of infection during the operation, especially in the case of improper postoperative care or patients with low immunity.
Risk of postoperative complications
Postoperative complications are possible risks for every kind of operation, and bone grinding operation is no exception. Postoperative complications may include postoperative pain, infection, bleeding, hematoma, nerve injury, etc.
Postoperative pain is one of the common complications of bone grinding surgery. It is difficult to avoid postoperative pain because curved bone or grinding bone will damage soft tissue and stimulate nerve endings during operation. Fractures or compression during surgery may also lead to nerve injury, sensory abnormalities or facial muscle movement disorders.
In addition, the risk of bleeding and hematoma is also a common complication of bone grinding surgery. The surrounding tissues or blood vessels may be damaged during the operation, resulting in postoperative hemorrhage and hematoma. If the bleeding is serious, it may also cause other serious complications, such as compression of nerves and blood vessels.
Anesthesia risk
General anesthesia is generally required for bone grinding surgery to ensure that the patient's pain sense and consciousness are completely lost during the operation. Anesthesia itself has certain risks.
General anesthesia may cause postoperative nausea, vomiting and other uncomfortable symptoms, especially for sensitive patients. In rare cases, patients may also have allergic reactions or anesthetic related complications. Since anesthesia needs to adjust the physiological function of patients, the risk of anesthesia will be higher for the elderly, patients with heart disease and other special groups.
Risk of surgical effect
The effect of surgery is also one of the risks of bone grinding surgery. Although modern medical technology has greatly improved the success rate of surgery, due to the physiological characteristics of the human body and individual differences, the surgical effect may have certain risks due to individual differences.
Postoperative problems such as unsatisfactory facial morphology, asymmetry, and obvious scars or protrusions may occur. Although surgeons will carry out detailed design and preoperative evaluation according to the needs and physical characteristics of patients, the surgical results are still affected by many factors, including the level of surgical operation, unpredictable factors during the operation, etc.
summary
As a medical institution specializing in bone grinding surgery, Shanghai Bone Grinding Hospital provides services to improve the appearance, but the risk of surgery cannot be ignored. Surgical trauma, postoperative complications, anesthesia risk and surgical effect are the risks existing in the operation of Shanghai Mogu Hospital. In order to reduce the risk of surgery, patients should be careful when choosing the surgery hospital and doctor, and follow the advice and guidance of professional doctors.
