What are the risks of Shijiazhuang bone grinding surgery?
Bone grinding surgery is a common cosmetic surgery, which changes the shape of the face or skull by cutting or adjusting part of the face or skull. Shijiazhuang bone grinding surgery is one of the most popular cosmetic surgery at present, but each operation has certain risks. The risks of bone grinding surgery in Shijiazhuang are described in detail from four aspects.
1. Operation risk
Shijiazhuang bone grinding surgery is a kind of surgery in essence, so it will also be accompanied by certain surgical risks. First, the surgical incision may be infected, especially if the incision is not properly cared for after the operation. In addition, bleeding or hematoma may occur during the operation, which may require additional treatment to stop bleeding or eliminate accumulated blood.
In addition, the peripheral nerves and blood vessels may be damaged during the operation, especially those near the face or skull. This may cause problems such as abnormal sensation, facial muscle weakness or insufficient blood supply. Although these are not common, they are still risks for patients.
Finally, the recovery period after surgery is also a risk that needs attention. The recovery period of bone grinding surgery is usually long, and patients need to follow the doctor's advice to recover. If the patient does not recover correctly or follow the doctor's advice, complications or unsatisfactory surgical results may occur.
2. Anesthesia risk
Shijiazhuang bone grinding surgery requires general anesthesia, which also brings certain anesthesia risks. During anesthesia, dyspnea, hypotension, arrhythmia and other conditions may occur, especially for patients with heart or respiratory system diseases. Therefore, before surgery, the doctor will carefully assess the patient's physical condition to ensure that the patient is suitable for surgery and anesthesia.
3. Postoperative complications
There may be some postoperative complications after Shijiazhuang bone grinding surgery. The most common problems are swelling and congestion, which are normal within a few days after surgery. However, if swelling and congestion still exist within weeks after surgery, further treatment may be required.
Another common problem is postoperative infection. If the patient does not properly care for the incision or body hygiene after surgery, it may cause infection. Symptoms of infection include redness, swelling, pain, fever, etc. If these symptoms occur, seek medical treatment as soon as possible.
In addition, problems such as facial asymmetry, abnormal sensation or scar may occur after surgery. These problems may require additional treatment or repair surgery.
4. Psychological risk
The cosmetic surgery itself has certain psychological risks, including unreasonable expectations of the surgical effect, failure of the surgery or unsatisfactory surgical effect. Especially for bone grinding surgery, the surgical effect may not be obvious or suitable for everyone, so full communication and understanding are required before surgery.
In addition, cosmetic surgery will change the appearance of patients, which may cause psychological problems such as identity, self-esteem and self-confidence. Therefore, before bone grinding surgery, patients should undergo adequate psychological assessment to ensure that patients have the psychological quality to cope with changes after surgery.
summary
As a common cosmetic surgery, Shijiazhuang bone grinding surgery has certain risks. The risk of operation includes infection, bleeding and neurovascular injury of the surgical incision; Anesthesia risks include dyspnea and hypotension; Postoperative complications include swelling, infection and postoperative problems; Psychological risks include unreasonable expectations of surgical results and psychological problems. Therefore, before choosing bone grinding surgery, patients need to fully understand the risks of surgery and make decisions under the guidance of doctors.
