Does breast augmentation plastic surgery hospital have a lot of flying breasts?
With the progress of society and the change of aesthetic concept, breast augmentation surgery has become one of the popular plastic surgery. However, the controversial phenomenon of flying milk has begun to receive more and more attention. The following will elaborate on the phenomenon of flying breasts in breast augmentation and plastic surgery hospitals from four aspects: patient expectations, surgical procedures, hospital selection and late effects.
Patient expectations
With the advent of the era of pan entertainment, many women's pursuit of perfect figure has become a norm. Many patients have high expectations for breast augmentation surgery, hoping to have a full, natural and firm chest after the surgery. However, because everyone's physical conditions and preoperative chest conditions are different, the surgical results are often difficult to fully meet patient expectations. Some patients may expect too much, leading to the phenomenon of milk flying after surgery.
In addition, patients' understanding and communication of surgery also affect the surgical results. Some patients did not pay enough attention to the operation risk and postoperative maintenance attitude, and failed to fully obtain informed consent, thus increasing the operation risk.
Operation process
Breast augmentation surgery is a complex plastic surgery, which needs professional doctors and equipment to complete. During the operation, the doctor needs to select the appropriate breast augmentation method according to the patient's physical condition, and control the timing and intensity of the operation. However, in order to maximize profits, some plastic surgery hospitals may neglect the professional requirements for such operations, resulting in improper surgical techniques and the phenomenon of flying breasts.
In addition, the detailed operation during the operation is also very important. Preoperative measurement, intraoperative incision selection and the position of implant prosthesis all need doctors' precise operation. If the hospital lacks relevant experience or ignores these details, it will also increase the probability of the occurrence of breast flying after surgery.
Hospital selection
Choosing a regular hospital is the key to reduce the occurrence of milk flying. Regular hospitals generally have good medical facilities, qualifications and experience, and doctors' skills have also been tested by professional training and practice. In addition, patients can learn about the strength and credibility of the hospital through the reputation of relevant hospitals, patient evaluations and cases, so as to choose a suitable hospital for themselves.
However, because the supervision of the plastic industry is not strict enough, some hospitals without sufficient qualifications also carry out breast augmentation surgery. These hospitals often do not have strict technical requirements and quality control, resulting in a high incidence of postoperative complications and breast flying.
Post effect
Postoperative recovery and postoperative nursing are also the key factors affecting the occurrence of the phenomenon of flying milk. The plastic surgery hospital should provide perfect postoperative guidance and nursing guidance to help patients resume normal life. Some hospitals have deficiencies in follow-up and treatment after surgery, which leads to patients being unable to get timely guidance and help, and increases the probability of the occurrence of milk flying phenomenon.
To sum up, the number of flying breasts in breast augmentation and plastic surgery hospitals is closely related to patient expectations, surgical procedures, hospital selection and late effects. Only through correct preoperative communication and evaluation, selection of formal hospitals, strict control of the operation process and follow-up nursing, can the incidence of breast flying be reduced and satisfactory surgical results be achieved for patients.
The article summarized that breast augmentation surgery is a popular plastic surgery, but one of its common complications, the phenomenon of breast flying, has attracted much attention. The phenomenon of flying milk is closely related to patients' expectations, surgical procedures, hospital choices and late effects. In order to reduce the occurrence of flying milk, patients should reasonably expect and choose professional hospitals, and hospitals should have professional skills and perfect postoperative care. Only with the joint efforts of both parties can satisfactory plastic effects be achieved.
