The case of bone grinding in Sichuan Provincial People's Hospital: who is applicable to?
Sichuan Provincial People's Hospital is a well-known general hospital in Sichuan Province, with first-class medical equipment and professional medical team. As a plastic surgery, bone grinding can improve facial morphology and help people gain confidence and beauty. But not everyone is suitable for bone grinding surgery. Next, we will elaborate on the population suitable for bone grinding surgery from the aspects of age, facial bone structure, physical health and psychological endurance.
Age requirements
Age is one of the important factors for bone grinding surgery. Generally speaking, bone development has not been completed before the age of 18. At this time, bone grinding surgery may have an irreversible impact on facial morphology and function. Therefore, minors under the age of 18 are not suitable for bone grinding surgery. In addition, too old is not suitable for bone grinding surgery, because bone density changes greatly with age, and the risk of surgery increases accordingly. Generally speaking, young adults between 25 and 40 years old are the best age for bone grinding surgery.
For people with special circumstances, such as patients with congenital facial deformities or pelvic deformities caused by facial trauma, the applicable age range of surgery can be considered according to the specific circumstances.
Facial bone structure
The facial bone structure is one of the key factors to determine whether it is suitable for bone grinding surgery. Normal facial bone structure should be symmetrical and balanced. If there are obvious problems such as facial bone asymmetry or too long or too wide, bone grinding can be considered. For example, if the mandible is too long, the facial contour will be prominent. Bone grinding can better adjust the mandibular angle and make the facial shape more harmonious.
It should be noted that the abnormality of facial bone structure may be caused by congenital or acquired trauma, and different treatment plans need to be taken for different reasons. Therefore, before bone grinding surgery, a comprehensive evaluation of facial bone structure is required to ensure the accuracy and safety of the surgical plan.
Physical health
Bone grinding surgery is a large-scale operation requiring general anesthesia, which has certain requirements on the health of patients. For example, suffering from some serious chronic diseases, such as hypertension, diabetes, etc., is easy to increase the risk of surgery, and may not be suitable for bone grinding surgery. In addition, the applicability of surgery should also be carefully considered for patients with weak health conditions such as cardiovascular system and respiratory system.
Before the operation, the doctor will conduct a comprehensive physical examination and relevant examinations to assess the patient's physical health and ensure the safety and success rate of the operation.
Psychological endurance
The bone grinding operation is a large surgical operation for patients, which requires certain psychological endurance. The recovery period after surgery is long, and some patients may have adverse reactions such as facial swelling, pain and discomfort. Therefore, patients need to have a clear understanding of the surgery process and the recovery period after surgery, and make psychological preparations.
In addition, the expectation of patients is also one of the factors to consider the applicability of surgery. Bone grinding surgery can improve the facial appearance, but cannot completely change the personal image. Patients should have reasonable expectations and clear goals.
To sum up, Sichuan Provincial People's Hospital will comprehensively consider age, facial bone structure, physical health and psychological endurance and other factors when determining which groups are suitable for bone grinding surgery, so as to ensure the safety of surgery and meet the expectations of patients. Bone grinding surgery is a surgery that needs careful consideration. Before making a decision, patients should fully communicate with doctors to clarify the surgical risks and postoperative recovery.
