Possible risks of breast augmentation surgery
With the increasing pursuit of external beauty, breast augmentation surgery has become an increasingly common plastic surgery. However, like any other surgery, breast augmentation surgery also has certain risks. Before undergoing breast augmentation surgery, it is very important to understand and understand these potential risks. The following will elaborate on the operation related risks, postoperative complications, stability of postoperative effects, health impact and other aspects.
Operation related risks
The success of breast augmentation surgery largely depends on the skill level and experience of surgeons. Different surgical techniques and methods may have different risks. The risk of surgery may be affected by such factors as the location of the incision, the type and size of the implant and so on. For example, complications such as infection, bleeding, hematoma formation may occur during surgery.
In addition, different degrees of chest pain, swelling and congestion may occur after surgery. Pain and discomfort may last for a period of time, and even need to rely on drugs to relieve the pain in severe cases. The healing of the surgical incision also takes some time, which may leave scars. For some people who pay special attention to appearance, this may be a problem.
The operation itself also involves anesthesia. Although modern anesthesia technology is relatively safe, there are still individual differences and risks. Therefore, a comprehensive physical examination should be carried out before the operation to ensure that they are suitable for the operation.
Postoperative complications
Some complications may occur after breast augmentation surgery, such as breast asymmetry, paresthesia and postoperative infection. Breast asymmetry may be caused by the inconsistent implants on both sides of the breast or problems in the operation. Some implants may cause unusual changes in the sensation of the breast or nipple. Postoperative infection is a rare but possible complication that may require further treatment.
In addition to these common complications, there are some more serious complications, such as pleurisy, implant rupture and prosthesis displacement. Although these more serious complications are rare, they may require further surgery or treatment once they occur.
Stability of postoperative effect
The effect of breast augmentation surgery is not permanent, and the shape and size of the breast may change over time. Implants may collapse, shift, or have other problems, resulting in unsatisfactory breast shape. In addition, the natural changes of breast tissue, such as pregnancy, lactation and age increase, will also affect the surgical effect.
In order to maintain good results, regular follow-up and examination are required after breast augmentation surgery. In some cases, a second operation may be required to repair or adjust the implant.
Health impact
Breast augmentation surgery may have some potential effects on health. Some implants may react with body tissues, such as causing immune system disorders or chronic inflammation. Implants may also interfere with the imaging examination of the breast, which may cause some problems in the screening and diagnosis of breast cancer.
In addition, implants may exert a certain pressure on the breast, which may affect the nutrition supply of breast tissue, and may increase the risk of breast diseases such as breast hyperplasia and cystic disease.
summary
Breast augmentation surgery is a common plastic surgery, but the potential risks can not be ignored. The risks associated with surgery, postoperative complications, stability of postoperative effects and health effects need to be fully understood and valued. Before choosing surgery, professional doctors should be consulted to comprehensively assess their own conditions and expectations and make wise decisions.
