Risk of bone grinding surgery in Shenzhen Meilai Plastic Hospital
Bone grinding is a plastic surgery that changes the facial contour by cutting or trimming the cheekbones, mandibular angles or chin bones. Although this operation has been widely used in Meilai Plastic Hospital, there are still some risks. This article will elaborate on the risks of bone grinding surgery from four aspects: operation failure, infection and bleeding, nerve injury, and surgical sequelae.
Operation failure
Failure is a common risk of bone grinding surgery. Since the bone grinding operation needs to cut or trim the cheekbones, mandibular angles or chin bones, if the doctor's judgment is inaccurate or the operation is improper during the operation, the bone structure may be deformed or uneven, thus affecting the appearance of the entire face. In addition, poor healing, infection and foreign body rejection may occur after surgery, which further affects the surgical effect. Therefore, we should be careful when selecting hospitals and doctors to ensure that they have rich surgical experience and professional skills.
The risk of surgical failure is not only a problem of appearance, but also may lead to psychological problems such as dissatisfaction with their own image, increased psychological pressure and even depression. Therefore, when considering bone grinding surgery, patients need to fully evaluate their own psychological endurance and fully communicate with doctors to ensure that the expected value of the surgery and the actual effect can be consistent.
Infection and bleeding
Infection and bleeding are the risks of any operation, and bone grinding is no exception. Since the operation requires incision on the skin and soft tissue, infection or bleeding may occur after the operation. The infection may occur in the wound or surgical area, and if not treated in time, it may lead to more serious complications.
Bleeding is caused by incomplete hemostasis or vascular injury of the surgical incision. Although doctors will take measures to minimize bleeding, there are still risks. Massive bleeding may cause facial swelling, pain, anemia and other symptoms, and even threaten the life of patients in severe cases.
Nerve injury
Bone grinding involves contact with facial nerves, so there is a risk of nerve injury. Nerve injury may lead to loss of facial sensation, facial paralysis or other facial muscle dysfunction. Especially during the operation, because the peripheral nerves in the operation area are dense, a slight carelessness may damage the facial nerves, causing permanent damage. Therefore, an experienced doctor must be selected to ensure the safety of the operation when choosing the bone grinding operation.
In addition, nerve injury may lead to emotional problems such as increased psychological pressure, anxiety or depression. Patients need to seek psychological support and appropriate treatment in time after surgery to reduce the adverse effects of nerve injury.
Surgical sequelae
Although the bone grinding operation can change the facial contour, there are also some risks of postoperative complications. For example, facial swelling, pain, congestion and other symptoms may occur after surgery, which requires a certain recovery time to recover. Some patients may have irregular bone protrusion or depression after surgery, resulting in facial asymmetry, which may require further repair surgery to correct.
In addition, the facial muscles will also be affected after surgery, and some patients may have uncoordinated facial movements, such as mastication difficulties or mouth corner deflection. These surgical sequelae may have a certain impact on the patient's life, which requires the guidance of doctors and rehabilitation training to restore normal functions.
Summary
The risks of bone grinding operation in Shenzhen Meilai Plastic Hospital mainly include operation failure, infection and bleeding, nerve injury and surgical sequelae. Failure of surgery may lead to unsatisfactory facial appearance, while infection and bleeding may lead to complications and seriously affect the life of patients. Nerve injury may lead to facial nerve dysfunction, and surgical sequelae may lead to asymmetry or muscle dysfunction. Therefore, when considering bone grinding surgery, patients need to fully understand the risks of surgery and select experienced professional doctors for surgery to reduce risks and obtain satisfactory surgical results.
