Postoperative complications of Yang Junhui's bone grinding operation in Shenzhen Peking University Hospital
Bone grinding surgery is a kind of cosmetic surgery, which aims to improve the facial contour and appearance through bone repair and bone structure improvement. As an expert team in plastic surgery department of a well-known hospital, Yang Junhui of Shenzhen Peking University Hospital has rich experience and technology in this field. However, like all surgical operations, this operation also has some potential postoperative complications. This article will discuss the postoperative complications of Yang Junhui's bone grinding operation in Shenzhen Peking University Hospital from several aspects.
1. Postoperative infection
Postoperative infection is one of the possible complications of any surgery, including bone grinding surgery. Postoperative infection may be caused by the inability of the surgical incision or the wound to heal itself. Symptoms may include redness, pain, exudation or tingling of the wound. If the infection is not treated in time, it may lead to more serious complications, such as cellulitis or abscess. In order to prevent postoperative infection, doctors usually advise patients to follow the cleaning and disinfection instructions of postoperative wounds and take antibiotics on time.
However, the plastic surgery team of Yang Junhui from Shenzhen Peking University Hospital will fully evaluate and screen the patients before surgery to ensure that there is no potential disease or condition with infection risk. At the same time, strictly abide by aseptic operation specifications during the operation, effectively reducing the risk of postoperative infection.
2. Bone deformation
The purpose of bone grinding surgery is to improve the contour and appearance of the face through bone repair and remodeling. However, in the process of surgery, bone remodeling and deformation require doctors to have precise technology and expertise. Postoperative bone deformation may lead to facial asymmetry, discomfort or unsatisfactory appearance. Therefore, it is very important to choose an experienced and qualified doctor.
As an expert in plastic surgery, Yang Junhui of Shenzhen Peking University Hospital has many years of clinical experience and excellent technology. He and his team will plan the operation according to the individual needs and expectations of patients, and use the most advanced technologies and methods to ensure the accuracy and stability of bone deformation during the operation.
3. Nerve injury
Bone grinding surgery involves the change and movement of facial bones, so there is a certain risk of nerve damage. Nerve injury may cause facial sensory abnormalities, pain, numbness or dysfunction. During the preoperative evaluation, the doctor will know the facial nerve distribution of the patient in detail and the possible impact of the operation on the nerve.
Yang Junhui, the plastic surgery team of Shenzhen Peking University Hospital, strictly abides by the technical specifications of surgery, and minimizes the risk of nerve injury through accurate anatomical knowledge and surgical skills. They will operate carefully during the operation and closely monitor the patient's neurological function to ensure that the patient's nervous system is normal after the operation.
4. Bleeding and congestion
Intraoperative hemorrhage and postoperative congestion are common postoperative complications of bone grinding surgery. During surgery, bone repair and change may cause local vascular rupture, leading to bleeding. After surgery, local tissue trauma will lead to congestion.
Yang Junhui, the plastic surgery team of Shenzhen Peking University Hospital, performed meticulous operations during the operation to minimize tissue trauma and bleeding. And according to postoperative nursing guidance, help patients alleviate congestion and accelerate the absorption of congestion.
summary
Yang Junhui's bone grinding surgery in Shenzhen Peking University Hospital is a common cosmetic surgery, which aims to improve the facial contour and appearance. However, like all surgical operations, this operation also has some potential postoperative complications. Postoperative infection, bone deformation, nerve injury, hemorrhage and congestion are common complications. Through the professional skills of doctors and the rich experience of the team, the risk of these complications can be effectively reduced. Patients should be careful when selecting surgeons and hospitals, and fully understand the risks of surgery and postoperative care.
