Risk of bone grinding in Shanghai Ren'ai Hospital
Shanghai Ren'ai Hospital is a well-known plastic surgery hospital, whose bone grinding surgery is very popular in the field of plastic surgery. However, although bone grinding surgery can improve facial morphology, it also has certain risks. In this article, we will elaborate on the risks of bone grinding surgery in Shanghai Ren'ai Hospital from different perspectives.
Preoperative risk
Before bone grinding surgery, patients need to undergo detailed preoperative evaluation and examination. However, preoperative risks remain. First, patients may have surgical contraindications, such as heart disease and hypertension, which may increase the risk of surgery. Secondly, individual differences before surgery may also lead to different surgical results, so doctors need to fully understand the facial characteristics and expectations of patients to reduce the risk of surgery.
In addition, preoperative communication and risk notification are also very important. Doctors need to fully communicate with patients, understand their needs and expectations, and explain the risks and possible complications of surgery to patients in detail to ensure that patients understand and make wise decisions.
Surgical risk
Bone grinding is a complicated operation, which requires highly professional technology and experience. The risk of operation mainly includes infection of surgical incision, hemorrhage, nerve injury, etc. First of all, surgical incision infection is one of the common complications. Facial surgical incision is vulnerable to bacterial infection. If postoperative care is improper or postoperative personal hygiene is poor, the risk of infection will increase. Secondly, bleeding may occur during the operation, especially in patients with greater damage to the blood vessels and tissues around the incision. In addition, facial nerves may be injured by mistake during surgery, resulting in sensory abnormalities or dysfunction.
In order to reduce the risk of surgery, Shanghai Ren'ai Hospital has a high-level medical team and advanced surgical equipment, and follows standard surgical procedures. At the same time, the hospital also pays attention to postoperative nursing and recovery to promote the recovery of patients and reduce complications.
Postoperative risk
Postoperative risks after bone grinding surgery mainly include infection, swelling, pain and scar. First, postoperative infection is a common complication. Postoperative incision should be kept clean and dry to avoid infection. Secondly, due to the damage to the facial tissue caused by the operation, swelling and pain may occur after the operation, which requires the patient to reasonably arrange rest and use the medicine prescribed by the doctor for appropriate relief. In addition, scars may appear on the incision after surgery, especially in the case of poor wound healing.
Psychological risk
Bone grinding surgery is very important for some patients, because changing the facial morphology may have a positive impact on their own image and self-confidence. However, the psychological pressure and psychological adjustment before and after the operation cannot be ignored. Before surgery, patients may have anxiety and restlessness, and worry about the surgical results and complications. After surgery, some patients may face psychological rebound, dissatisfaction with the surgical results or psychological barriers.
In order to reduce psychological risks, Shanghai Ren'ai Hospital provides comprehensive psychological counseling and support services. Professional psychologists will consult with patients face to face to help them understand and cope with psychological changes before and after surgery. In addition, the hospital also encourages patients to communicate with patients before or after surgery and share their experiences and suggestions to increase their support and understanding.
Summary
The bone grinding operation of Shanghai Ren'ai Hospital enjoys a high reputation in the field of beauty and plastic surgery, but there are also certain risks. Preoperative risks mainly include individual differences and surgical contraindications. Preoperative communication and risk disclosure are very important. The risks during the operation involve infection, bleeding, nerve injury, etc. The hospital reduces the operation risks through continuous upgrading of technology and equipment. Postoperative risks mainly include infection, swelling, pain and scar. The hospital reduces complications through postoperative care and recovery. In addition, the psychological pressure and adjustment before and after the operation also need attention. The hospital provides comprehensive psychological consultation and support services. When choosing bone grinding surgery, patients must fully understand the risks of surgery and make wise decisions after full communication and evaluation with doctors.
