What are the risks of bone grinding surgery in Shanghai Ruijin Gubei Hospital?
Shanghai Ruijin Gubei Hospital is a well-known medical institution located in Shanghai, which provides various plastic and cosmetic operations, including bone grinding surgery. Bone grinding surgery is a kind of surgery to change the facial bone structure through cutting and shaping. Although the operation has significant cosmetic effect, there are also some risks. This article will elaborate on the risks of bone grinding surgery in Shanghai Ruijin Gubei Hospital from four aspects.
1. Operation risk
Bone grinding surgery is a complex plastic surgery, which requires experienced doctors to operate. There may be risks of bleeding, infection, nerve injury, etc. during the operation. The risk of surgery depends not only on the technical level of doctors, but also on the patient's own physical condition. Therefore, when selecting hospitals and doctors, patients should consider the professional background and surgical experience of doctors to reduce the risk of surgery.
In addition, adverse reactions such as swelling, pain and discomfort may occur after surgery. These reactions generally disappear within a few days to weeks after surgery, but individual differences exist, and some patients may need a longer recovery time.
Before surgery, patients need to fully understand the risks of surgery, communicate with doctors in detail, and prepare adequate preoperative and postoperative nursing measures to improve the success rate of surgery and reduce risks.
2. Risk of physical changes
Bone grinding surgery can change the facial bone structure, making the facial contour more three-dimensional and soft. However, the operation will also affect the patient's face and temporal muscles, which may lead to unnatural facial expressions or muscle stiffness. After surgery, patients need to adapt to their new facial structure. It is recommended to fully communicate with doctors before surgery and fully understand the changes in facial expressions and muscle activity after surgery.
In addition, bone grinding surgery has a certain impact on oral and maxillofacial structures, which may lead to inaccurate occlusion or irregular teeth. The patient needs to fully discuss these possible risks with the doctor before surgery, and understand that additional corrective treatment may be required after surgery.
3. Psychological change risk
Bone grinding surgery is a kind of surgery to change the appearance, which may cause psychological changes in patients after surgery. Some patients may be dissatisfied with the postoperative effect, or appear confused about body image cognition. This may lead to emotional fluctuations, anxiety, depression and other psychological problems.
Therefore, before deciding to perform bone grinding surgery, patients need to fully understand the surgical effect and rationally evaluate their expectations and acceptance of appearance. In addition, it is recommended to participate in psychological consultation according to the doctor's suggestions after surgery to help cope with potential psychological change risks.
4. Effect maintenance risk
The effect of bone grinding surgery can usually last for several years, but it is not permanent. As time goes by, the facial bones may change naturally, and the postoperative effect may gradually decline. In addition, life habits, age and other factors will also affect the effect of surgery.
After surgery, patients need to be reviewed and followed up regularly, and further maintenance treatment should be carried out according to the doctor's suggestions, such as maintaining good living habits and regular facial maintenance. This can delay the decline of the effect and maintain the long-term plastic effect.
Summary
Shanghai Ruijin Gubei Hospital provides bone grinding surgery, but this surgery also has certain risks. The operation risks include the risks of the operation itself and the adverse reactions after the operation; Physical change risk involves changes in facial expression and muscle activity, as well as the impact of oral and maxillofacial structures; The risk of psychological change may lead to emotional fluctuations and psychological distress of patients; The risk of effect maintenance involves the gradual decline of postoperative effects. Before choosing surgery, patients should be fully prepared and understood, and fully communicate and discuss with doctors to reduce the risk of surgery and achieve satisfactory plastic results.
