What are the risks of bone grinding surgery in Shanghai Hospital?
With the development of society and the change of people's aesthetic concept, more and more people begin to seek plastic surgery to improve their appearance. In plastic surgery, bone grinding is a common operation. However, bone grinding surgery is not completely risk-free. Before undergoing the bone grinding operation in Shanghai Hospital, it is necessary to understand the risks of this operation and make full preparations.
1. Anesthesia risk
General anesthesia is required for bone grinding surgery, and anesthesia itself has certain risks. For some individuals, narcotic drugs may cause adverse reactions, such as nausea, vomiting, allergic reaction, dyspnea, etc. Less common but more serious complications include cardiac arrest, respiratory failure and toxic pneumonia. Therefore, before surgery, doctors need to fully assess the patient's physical condition and the risk of anesthesia, and select appropriate anesthesia methods.
In addition, general anesthesia for bone grinding surgery may increase pain and discomfort during postoperative recovery. Patients need to pay attention to follow the doctor's advice for postoperative relief and analgesia treatment to reduce discomfort.
2. Postoperative complications
Bone grinding is a major plastic surgery, and some complications may occur after surgery. The most common are postoperative bleeding and infection. Postoperative bleeding may lead to the formation of hematoma, which needs timely treatment. The infection may lead to blocked healing, which needs to be treated with antibiotics.
During the recovery period after surgery, other complications may occur, such as congestion, pigmentation, and posttraumatic scar hyperplasia. These complications may affect the effect of surgery and the recovery process after surgery.
3. Postoperative facial deformity
The purpose of bone grinding surgery is to change the facial appearance, but the most troubling risk of surgery is the possible postoperative facial deformity. If the design is improper or the operation is inaccurate during the operation, it may cause problems such as facial asymmetry, jetty or depression.
Therefore, it is very important to find plastic surgery experts with rich experience and good reputation when selecting hospitals and doctors. They can accurately assess patients' facial features and needs, and develop personalized plastic surgery programs to minimize the risk of facial deformities.
4. Postoperative physical and mental changes
In addition to the risks of surgery itself, bone grinding surgery may also have an impact on the physical and mental health of patients. Plastic surgery often brings about changes in identity and self-image, which may have an impact on patients' psychology.
Individual satisfaction with the results of surgery varies from person to person. Some people may suffer from depression, anxiety and inferiority after surgery. Therefore, patients undergoing bone grinding surgery need to make psychological preparations in advance and seek necessary psychological counseling and support.
Summary
There are certain risks in the bone grinding operation in Shanghai Hospital, including anesthesia risks, postoperative complications, postoperative facial deformities, and postoperative physical and mental changes. Patients should fully understand these risks before choosing surgery, and select appropriate doctors and hospitals for surgery. Careful attention and care before and after the operation are also the key to reduce the operation risk. It is also important for patients' physical and mental health after surgery to make psychological preparation in advance and receive necessary psychological counseling and support.
