What are the common sequelae of bone grinding surgery in Shanghai Bone Grinding Hospital?

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Common sequelae after bone grinding surgery

Shanghai Bone Grinding Hospital is a hospital specialized in bone grinding surgery, providing patients with services to improve their appearance. However, although bone grinding surgery can change the shape of craniofacial bone, there are also some common sequelae. In this article, we will elaborate on the common sequelae after bone grinding surgery from four aspects.

1. It is easy to cause infection

Bone grinding surgery is a kind of bone cutting surgery, which usually requires bone surface and surrounding soft tissue incision at the surgical site. Because the incision is exposed to the outside environment after surgery, it is easy to cause infection. The degree and symptoms of postoperative infection vary from person to person, and may be manifested as pain, redness, swelling, purulent discharge and other symptoms.

In order to reduce the risk of infection, patients after bone grinding surgery will usually be given antibiotic preventive treatment, regularly change wound dressings and pay attention to the cleaning and disinfection of wounds. If infection occurs, it is necessary to seek medical advice and receive appropriate treatment.

2. Nerve damage

During bone grinding surgery, nerves near the surgical area may be damaged, resulting in sensory or motor dysfunction. Common symptoms include numbness, tingling, pain and local activity dysfunction. The degree of nerve damage is related to the location of the surgical incision and postoperative recovery.

Nerve damage is usually temporary, and in most cases it will gradually recover within a few months after surgery. However, in rare cases, nerve damage may be permanent and require further treatment or rehabilitation.

3. Cranial abnormalities

During bone grinding surgery, doctors cut the skull to change its shape. Inappropriate surgical operation may lead to abnormal skull morphology, such as depression and bulge. This kind of sequela may affect the appearance of patients, and even cause psychological problems.

In order to avoid abnormal skull shape, doctors need to conduct accurate measurement and planning before surgery to ensure the accuracy and safety of surgical operations. After surgery, the doctor will conduct regular reexamination and evaluation. If there is any skull abnormality, further repair surgery may be required.

4. Facial asymmetry

After bone grinding surgery, some patients may have facial asymmetry due to changes in bone structure. This is mainly due to the inconsistent changes of bilateral bones after surgery or the inaccurate operation. Facial asymmetry may affect the appearance and self-confidence of patients.

In order to avoid facial asymmetry, doctors need to carry out detailed facial measurement and planning before bone grinding surgery to ensure the accuracy of surgical operation. After the operation, the doctor will conduct regular reexamination and evaluation. If there is facial asymmetry, further repair surgery may be required.

Summary

Bone grinding is a kind of operation to improve the appearance of craniofacial bones. Although it can help patients obtain satisfactory appearance, there are also some common sequelae. These sequelae include infection, nerve damage, skull abnormalities and facial asymmetry. In order to reduce the occurrence of sequelae, doctors need to carry out detailed measurement and planning before the operation, operate carefully during the operation, and conduct regular review and evaluation after the operation. If sequelae occur, further treatment or repair surgery may be required.