An inventory of Shanghai Bone Grinding Hospital: risks and side effects of bone grinding surgery
Bone grinding surgery is a cosmetic surgery that changes the facial morphology through surgical repair of facial or skull bones. Although bone grinding surgery can meet the beauty needs of some people to some extent, it also has some risks and side effects. This article will elaborate on preoperative risk assessment, intraoperative risk control, postoperative complications and individual differences.
Preoperative risk assessment
Before bone grinding surgery, doctors should conduct a comprehensive preoperative risk assessment for patients, including physical condition, bone structure, expected effect after surgery and other factors. First, doctors need to understand the overall health status of patients and whether there are chronic diseases such as hypertension, diabetes, heart disease, etc. to evaluate the feasibility of surgery. Secondly, doctors need to conduct a detailed analysis of the facial bone structure of the patient to determine the bone position and degree of bone grinding correction. Finally, doctors fully communicate with patients to understand their expected results after surgery, and explain the possible complications and side effects in detail to ensure that patients understand the risks of surgery and make wise decisions.
The purpose of preoperative risk assessment is to determine whether patients are suitable for bone grinding surgery, and reduce the risk of surgery and the occurrence of side effects.
Intraoperative risk control
In the intraoperative process of bone grinding surgery, doctors need to take a series of measures to reduce the risk of surgery. First of all, doctors need to accurately measure and plan the operation site to ensure the accuracy and safety of the operation. Secondly, select appropriate surgical tools and techniques to avoid damage to surrounding tissues and organs. At the same time, doctors need to operate carefully to prevent bleeding and infection. Finally, reasonable analgesics and antibiotics should be used during the operation to reduce the risk of discomfort and complications.
The purpose of intraoperative risk control is to ensure the safety and success rate of the operation process.
Postoperative complications
Some complications may occur after bone grinding surgery, including infection, bleeding, edema, scar, fracture, etc. First, infection is one of the most common complications of bone grinding surgery, which may lead to fever, local redness and swelling and other symptoms. Timely antibiotic treatment and local treatment can reduce the incidence of infection. Secondly, postoperative bleeding may lead to the formation of hematoma, which needs timely treatment to avoid affecting postoperative recovery. In addition, postoperative edema and scar are common postoperative reactions, but they will gradually subside in most cases. Finally, because the bone grinding operation will change the bone structure, there is a risk of fracture, especially in the case of improper activities or external force impact after the operation. During postoperative recovery, attention should be paid to protecting the surgical site to avoid external injury.
individual difference
There are certain individual differences in each person's body and facial structure, so the effect and risk of bone grinding surgery will vary from person to person. First of all, individual differences may lead to different bone structures at the surgical site, affecting the difficulty and effect of surgery. Secondly, during postoperative recovery, some individual differences may lead to different postoperative reactions, such as differences in the degree of edema and scar. Finally, individual differences may also affect the satisfaction of postoperative results, because everyone has different expectations for facial beauty.
To sum up, bone grinding surgery has certain risks and side effects in the field of beauty. Preoperative risk assessment and intraoperative risk control are the key measures to reduce the risk of surgery. Timely treatment of complications and consideration of individual differences can improve the satisfaction of surgical results. Therefore, before choosing bone grinding surgery, patients need to fully communicate with doctors, understand the risks and possible side effects of surgery, and make wise decisions.
