Aspect 1: Operation risk
Breast augmentation surgery is a kind of plastic surgery to increase breast size and improve breast shape by implanting a prosthesis. Although this is a common cosmetic surgery, like any surgery, breast augmentation surgery also has certain risks.
First, there may be a risk of infection during the operation. Although the hospital will take strict disinfection measures before the operation, the possibility of infection cannot be completely avoided. Once the infection occurs, it may lead to redness, swelling, pain and fever of the breast. In serious cases, the prosthesis may also need to be removed.
Secondly, the risk of bleeding and hematoma may occur during the operation. During operation, blood vessels and tissues may be damaged, leading to obvious hematoma and swelling after operation. If the hematoma is not treated in time, it may affect the wound healing and increase the pain and recovery time after surgery.
In addition, breast augmentation surgery may also lead to the risk of abnormal breast sensation. Some patients may experience hypoesthesia, numbness or allergy of nipple or areola after surgery. Although this condition is usually temporary, a few patients may have this abnormal feeling for a long time.
Aspect 2: Postoperative complications
In addition to the risks of the operation itself, various postoperative complications may occur after breast augmentation surgery.
First, it may lead to the fracture or displacement of the prosthesis. Although the breast augmentation prosthesis is tough, it may still be impacted or compressed by external forces in daily activities, resulting in fracture or displacement of the prosthesis. If this happens, a new operation is needed to repair or replace the prosthesis.
Secondly, breast sclerosis and fibrosis may occur after breast augmentation surgery. The patient may have breast sclerosis, deformation or pain after surgery, which may be due to the immune response caused by the prosthesis. If the symptoms are serious, further treatment may be required, or even the prosthesis may be taken out.
In addition, breast augmentation surgery may also lead to the risk of breast prolapse. Although breast augmentation surgery can improve breast shape and position, over time, the breast will still be affected by gravity and may gradually droop. This requires patients to take appropriate preventive measures, such as choosing appropriate underwear and avoiding strenuous exercise.
Aspect 3: Anesthesia risk
Breast augmentation surgery is a kind of surgery requiring general anesthesia, so there are also certain anesthesia risks.
First, anesthesia allergy or allergic reaction may occur. Although the selection and dosage of narcotic drugs will be adjusted according to the patient's situation, some patients may still have allergic reactions to narcotic drugs, such as skin rash, dyspnea or arrhythmia, which requires timely treatment by the anesthesiologist.
Second, anesthesia accidents may occur. During anesthesia, due to individual differences and anesthesia operation errors, anesthesia accidents such as hypotension, respiratory depression or cardiac arrest may occur. Therefore, detailed anesthesia assessment and safety measures are required before breast augmentation surgery.
Third, nausea and vomiting may occur after anesthesia. Due to the residual anesthetic and the accumulation of metabolites after surgery, patients may have nausea and vomiting. Although this situation is generally temporary, for individual patients, it may affect postoperative recovery and physical adaptation.
Aspect 4: Precautions after operation
In order to reduce the risk of breast augmentation surgery, patients should pay attention to the following matters after the surgery.
First, follow the doctor's advice for proper postoperative care. This includes changing the dressing regularly, keeping the wound clean, and taking antibiotics on time. At the same time, avoid strenuous exercise and overexertion to avoid affecting wound healing.
Secondly, we should pay attention to the changes in health conditions. If obvious symptoms such as redness, swelling, pain or fever occur after surgery, seek medical advice in time. At the same time, regular follow-up visits and examinations are also necessary to ensure a smooth recovery process.
Finally, we should choose a regular hospital and a senior doctor for surgery. Only formal hospitals and experienced doctors can ensure the safety and effect of the operation.
Summary
To sum up, although breast augmentation prosthesis removal has certain risks, the risks can be minimized as long as it is carried out in a regular hospital, and expert advice and correct postoperative care are followed. Before operation, we should carefully understand the operation process and possible risks, and make comprehensive assessment and decisions according to our own conditions. In addition, it is necessary to pay close attention to the changes in health status after surgery, and pay attention to follow the doctor's guidance for recovery and nursing.
