What are the risks of Yang Junhui's bone grinding surgery in Shenzhen Peking University Hospital

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The risk of Yang Junhui's bone grinding operation in Shenzhen Peking University Hospital

Yang Junhui's bone grinding surgery in Shenzhen Peking University Hospital is a common cosmetic surgery, which aims to change the facial shape and contour by removing or adjusting the skull bones. Although this operation is very popular in the beauty industry, there are still some potential risks and complications. In the following article, we will elaborate on the risks of Yang Junhui's bone grinding surgery in Shenzhen Peking University Hospital from four aspects.

1. Operation risk

Bone grinding surgery is a complex surgical process, which needs to be conducted under the guidance of accurate anatomical knowledge and skills. However, even if performed by an experienced plastic surgeon, there are still some risks. First, the operation may cause bleeding, which needs to be controlled in time. Secondly, the tissues and nerves around the surgical area may be damaged, resulting in sensory loss or facial muscle weakness and other problems. In addition, if the operation is not successful or perfect, repair surgery may be required.

In addition to the risk of surgery, postoperative complications such as infection, thrombosis, postoperative hemorrhage and fibrosis may also occur. These complications need timely diagnosis and treatment to avoid further health problems.

2. Anesthesia risk

General anesthesia or local anesthesia is required for bone grinding surgery to ensure painless operation area. However, anesthesia itself has some risks. General anesthesia may cause respiratory depression, arrhythmia and allergic reaction. Local anesthesia may cause neurotoxicity, allergic reaction and local infection.

Before anesthesia, a detailed assessment is needed to understand the patient's health status and allergy history to reduce the risk of anesthesia. In addition, professional anesthesiologists are required to monitor and manage during the operation to ensure the safety of the operation.

3. Postoperative complications

After bone grinding surgery, patients need to experience a certain recovery period. During this period, some postoperative complications may occur. First of all, facial swelling and pain after surgery are very common, which need to be relieved by medicine and ice. Secondly, congestion and hematoma may occur after surgery, which needs to be treated and eliminated in time. Postoperative infection, wound cracking, skin scar and fracture may also occur.

In order to reduce the risk of postoperative complications, patients need to strictly abide by the doctor's postoperative nursing guidance, and return regularly to ensure the surgical effect and health status.

4. Dissatisfaction and psychological risks

The results of bone grinding surgery may not meet the expectations of patients, resulting in dissatisfaction and psychological distress. If the surgical result is not as expected, the patient may need a second operation to correct it. In addition, cosmetic surgery may have an impact on the self-esteem and mental state of patients. For those whose purpose of surgery is to pursue a perfect appearance, psychological risks deserve attention.

To sum up, Yang Junhui of Shenzhen Peking University Hospital has certain risks in bone grinding surgery, including surgical risks, anesthesia risks, postoperative complications and psychological risks. Before deciding to perform bone grinding surgery, patients need to fully understand these risks and have detailed consultation and discussion with doctors.