What are the risks and complications of plastic surgery and bone grinding in Shanghai Ren'ai Hospital?

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Risk and complications of plastic and bone grinding surgery in Shanghai Ren'ai Hospital

Plastic bone grinding surgery is a common cosmetic surgery, which can change the facial morphology by removing or trimming the skull. However, like any surgery, plastic and bone grinding surgery also has certain risks and complications. Before surgery, patients need to understand these risks and carefully choose surgery according to their own conditions.

1. Risk of infection and bleeding

Plastic and bone grinding surgery is a major operation, and patients may have the risk of infection during the operation. After surgery, patients need to change dressing regularly and observe the incision to avoid infection.

In addition, due to certain degree of bone cutting and bone trimming during the operation, the incision may bleed. After the operation, the patient needs to closely observe the incision bleeding and deal with it in time to avoid serious consequences.

Finally, relevant operations from disinfection of surgical instruments to the operating environment are required before and after surgery to reduce the risk of postoperative infection and bleeding.

2. Nerve injury

One of the risks of plastic and bone grinding surgery is nerve injury. During the operation, the facial nerve may be contacted during the craniotomy. If it is not handled properly, the nerve may be injured, resulting in facial sensory abnormalities, stiff expressions and other sequelae.

In order to reduce the risk of nerve injury, plastic and bone grinding operations need to be performed by experienced plastic surgeons to avoid nerve injury caused by excessive or improper operation.

After surgery, patients need to closely observe their facial sensation and movement, and seek medical advice in case of abnormalities.

3. Fracture and bone healing problems

In plastic and bone grinding surgery, doctors need to cut and trim bones to change the face shape. However, fracture and bone union problems may occur during surgery.

The risk of fracture is mainly due to improper strength and angle of bone cutting during operation. Improper operation may lead to fracture and affect the surgical effect.

The problems of bone healing include that the bone healing time is too long or the bone is unstable, which leads to the unsatisfactory shape recovery. After surgery, patients need to follow the doctor's advice and maintain good rest and eating habits to promote bone healing.

4. The postoperative effect is unsatisfactory

The results of plastic and bone grinding surgery may be different from the expectations of patients, resulting in unsatisfactory postoperative results. Results There may be many reasons for dissatisfaction, such as unskilled surgical techniques, inadequate preoperative communication, and high expectations in the early stage of surgery.

In order to avoid unsatisfactory postoperative results, patients need to fully communicate with doctors in advance to understand the surgical process and possible risks, and consider comprehensively according to their own body shape, facial characteristics and expectations.

To sum up, although plastic and bone grinding surgery can improve facial morphology and enhance beauty, it also has certain risks and complications. Before deciding to operate, patients should fully understand these risks and complications, and make trade-offs and decisions based on full communication with doctors.