What risks will there be after the bone grinding operation in Sichuan Friendship Hospital?
Bone grinding surgery is a common plastic surgery, which improves the facial contour by grinding the cheekbones, mandibles and other parts. However, there are certain risks in any surgery, including bone grinding surgery. This article will elaborate on the possible risks after bone grinding surgery in Sichuan Friendship Hospital from four aspects.
Preoperative risk assessment
Before the bone grinding operation in Sichuan Friendship Hospital, the doctor will conduct a series of preoperative risk assessment. This includes a comprehensive assessment of the patient's physical condition, facial bone structure, and expected results after surgery. However, due to individual differences and the complexity of the operation itself, the existence of surgical risks cannot be completely ruled out.
First, preoperative risk assessment may not be able to fully identify the potential risk of complications. Some patients may have hidden diseases, such as osteoporosis, which may increase the risk of surgery. In addition, the structure of facial bones is diverse, and the surgical effect may vary depending on individual differences.
Secondly, the patient's personal psychological status is also an important part of preoperative evaluation. Some patients may be too idealistic about the surgical results and have too much psychological pressure, which may lead to psychological problems after surgery.
Surgical risk
Bone grinding surgery is a relatively traumatic surgery, so there are certain surgical risks.
First, bleeding, infection and other complications may occur during the operation. Although the hospital will take strict disinfection measures and surgical procedures, it is still unable to completely eliminate the risk of infection. Bleeding may cause facial swelling, pain and other discomfort.
Secondly, because the surgery involves grinding and changing of facial bones, there is a certain risk of nerve injury. Nerve injury may lead to facial sensory abnormalities, facial muscle dysfunction and other problems.
In addition, improper operation during the operation may lead to facial asymmetry, facial deformity and other problems. This requires doctors to have rich experience and technology to minimize the risk of surgery.
Postoperative complications
Postoperative complications are a problem that any operation may face, and there is no exception in bone grinding surgery.
First, postoperative infection may occur. Although disinfection and antibiotic prevention were carried out after the operation, the face is vulnerable to external bacterial infection because it is an exposed part. Postoperative infection may cause facial swelling, pain, fever and other symptoms.
Secondly, facial bone instability may occur after surgery. Although the bone grinding operation has changed the facial bone structure, it still needs some time to reach a stable state. In this process, if the face is impacted or pressured by external forces, it may lead to bone displacement and affect the surgical effect.
In addition, facial swelling, pain and other discomfort may occur for a long time after surgery. These discomfort gradually alleviated with the progress of postoperative healing process, but patients need to wait patiently and actively cooperate with the doctor's rehabilitation guidance.
Summary
As a regular medical institution, Sichuan Friendship Hospital has certain risks in its bone grinding operation. The incompleteness of preoperative risk assessment, the existence of surgical risks and the possibility of postoperative complications are the realities that patients need to understand and face. However, this does not mean that bone grinding surgery is high-risk. As long as regular hospitals and experienced doctors are selected, and patients actively cooperate with the guidance of doctors before and after surgery to reduce risks, satisfactory surgical results can be achieved.
