Sequelae due to improper operation technology
Breast augmentation and prosthetic surgery has been favored by more and more women in recent years. However, the sequelae caused by improper surgical techniques have also become a concern for patients. During breast augmentation surgery in a well-known cosmetic hospital, a young female patient suffered serious sequelae, which attracted more people's attention to this problem.
First of all, the surgeons over injected the prosthesis filler, resulting in the female patient's breast becoming unnatural and uneven. Due to the lack of rigorous preoperative evaluation and accurate technical operation by doctors, too many prosthetic fillings will compress the breast tissue, leading to sclerosis, deformity and other consequences.
Secondly, the surgeons failed to place the prosthesis in the proper position, which led to breast prolapse and external expansion. Breast ptosis is a common sequela of breast augmentation surgery. Because doctors do not know enough about the breast tissue structure of patients, fail to accurately judge the changes in the body, and do not leave enough space for muscle extension, the result is that the force on the breast for a long time exceeds the bearing capacity of the patient's muscle tissue, resulting in breast ptosis.
In addition, the surgeons used low-quality prosthesis materials, which increased the risk of sequelae of patients. For breast augmentation surgery, the material of the prosthesis is crucial. The prosthesis with substandard quality may have problems such as rupture and infection, which pose a serious threat to the health of patients. However, in order to reduce costs, some poor medical institutions have adopted low-quality prosthetic materials, which has led to the increase of surgical sequelae.
Influence of surgical sequelae on mental health of patients
The sequelae of breast augmentation prosthesis cosmetic surgery are not only physical problems, but also have a serious impact on the mental health of patients. Some patients have problems such as unnatural shape and uncoordinated appearance after surgery, which leads to their deep dissatisfaction and sense of inferiority about their bodies.
First of all, the unnatural appearance has led to the impairment of the patient's self-confidence. Over filling and improper placement of the prosthesis will lead to the disharmony of the breast shape, which seriously affects the appearance and beauty of patients. Such sequelae make patients feel uncomfortable in their daily life, lose their self recognition of their own beauty, and their self-confidence has been greatly hit.
Secondly, the postoperative sequelae will affect the patient's interpersonal relationship. The pressure of too much attention to appearance makes the patient gradually shrink back and unwilling to communicate with others. At the same time, the increasing sense of inferiority may lead to patients' misunderstanding of others, suspicion and hostility, which will affect normal interpersonal communication, and even lead to psychological barriers.
In addition, some patients face the need for a second plastic surgery due to the existence of surgical sequelae, which has brought long-term problems to their life and economy. The high cost of surgery and long-term rehabilitation after surgery have made some patients fall into a state of economic burden and fatigue, further worsening their mental health.
Responsibilities and relief ways of medical institutions
In the face of the sequelae of breast augmentation surgery, medical institutions have the responsibility to provide relief for patients. First of all, medical institutions should strengthen preoperative evaluation, and conduct comprehensive physical examination and breast tissue structure evaluation for patients to avoid improper technical operation during surgery.
Secondly, medical institutions should provide patients with remedial programs, such as re operation, replacement of prostheses, etc. For patients with failed surgery, medical institutions should assume corresponding responsibilities and provide free or reduced price surgical services to solve the physical and psychological problems of patients.
At the same time, strengthening supervision is an important means to reduce the sequelae of breast augmentation surgery. Relevant departments should establish and improve the approval and supervision mechanism of cosmetic surgery medical institutions, punish problems such as improper operation and unqualified materials according to law, and disclose them in time to warn other medical institutions to improve the quality of surgery.
summary
The sequelae of breast augmentation prosthesis and cosmetic surgery have brought significant risks to patients' physical and mental health. Improper surgical techniques, low quality prosthesis materials and lack of rigorous preoperative evaluation are the main reasons for the sequelae. These sequelae have seriously affected the appearance and beauty of patients, and their self-confidence has been seriously hit, even causing psychological obstacles. Medical institutions should strengthen the sense of responsibility, provide relief channels for patients, and strengthen the means of supervision to avoid the recurrence of similar events.
