Risk and contraindication of breast augmentation and liposuction in hospital
Breast augmentation and liposuction are two very common operations in the field of beauty and plastic surgery today. They can help women improve their figure and appearance. However, inappropriate surgical procedures and the selection of an unreliable hospital may lead to potential risks and contraindications. Therefore, it is very important for those considering breast augmentation and liposuction to understand these potential risks and contraindications.
1. Unqualified doctors and hospitals
Choosing a suitable hospital and an experienced doctor is an important step to ensure the success of the operation. However, some unqualified doctors and hospitals may not have the necessary permits and qualifications. These unprofessional doctors lack the corresponding knowledge and experience, which may increase the risk of surgery. Therefore, before choosing a hospital, patients need to carry out full investigation and research to ensure that a reliable hospital is selected.
In addition, it is also important to understand the facilities and health standards of hospitals. Hospitals with poor sanitation may increase the risk of infection and other complications. Therefore, choosing a hospital with good facilities can reduce the risk of surgery.
2. Implied risks and complications
Both breast augmentation and liposuction have some potential risks and complications. For example, in breast augmentation surgery, infection, scar, breast asymmetry, nipple numbness and other problems may occur. Liposuction may cause infection, bleeding, congestion, skin depression and other complications.
In addition, the healing process after surgery also needs attention. Improper healing may lead to excessive scar hyperplasia or wound cracking, affecting the postoperative effect. Therefore, patients need to fully understand the risks and possible complications of surgery before surgery in order to make rational decisions.
3. Health status and taboos
Some health problems and contraindications may increase the risk of surgery. For example, people with serious heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure or other chronic diseases may not be suitable for surgery. In addition, people suffering from certain mental diseases should also avoid these operations to avoid aggravating their illness.
In addition, breast augmentation and liposuction are not suitable for pregnant or lactating women. These physical conditions and contraindications need to be discussed and evaluated in detail with the doctor before surgery.
4. Comprehensive effect and postoperative maintenance
The last important aspect is the comprehensive effect of surgery and postoperative maintenance. The effect of breast augmentation and liposuction should be gradually manifested in a period of time after the operation, and appropriate postoperative maintenance is required to ensure the best effect.
After surgery, patients need to follow the doctor's advice and guidance, and return regularly to ensure the smooth progress of healing. In addition, good eating habits and proper exercise are also very important for postoperative results.
Summary
Breast augmentation and liposuction is a common cosmetic surgery, but it is also accompanied by certain risks and taboos. Choosing a suitable hospital and experienced doctors, understanding the risks and complications of the operation, fully understanding the health status and contraindications, and carrying out appropriate postoperative maintenance are the keys to ensure the success of the operation and reduce the risks. When considering these operations, patients should take them seriously and have full communication and discussion with professional doctors in order to make wise decisions.
