Does breast augmentation surgery affect the body?
Breast augmentation surgery, as a cosmetic surgery, is a choice for many women to improve their appearance, especially the shape and size of the chest. Although breast augmentation surgery technology has become increasingly mature, many people are skeptical of the effect of surgery and the impact on the body. This article will elaborate the influence of breast augmentation surgery on the body from four aspects.
1. Operation risk
Breast augmentation surgery is a medical procedure that needs further understanding and evaluation, including surgical risks. Every operation is accompanied by certain risks, including infection, bleeding, anesthetic reaction and operation failure. Choosing a qualified and reputable hospital to ensure a comprehensive examination before and after surgery can help reduce the risk of surgery.
During surgery, doctors will implant implants under breast tissue, which may lead to postoperative breast hardening, pain and change the appearance of the breast. In addition, surgery may also lead to loss of sensation or allergic reaction of the nipple and areola. These complications may have an impact on the patient's physical and mental health.
Therefore, when considering breast augmentation surgery, patients must fully understand the risks of surgery, and fully discuss and make clear decisions with doctors.
2. Postoperative recovery period
Breast augmentation surgery is an operation that requires a certain recovery period after surgery. In the days or weeks after surgery, patients may experience discomfort and pain, and they need to follow the doctor's advice, such as wearing a tight bra, avoiding strenuous exercise, etc.
During the recovery period, patients also need to do regular follow-up visits and examinations to ensure the stability of the implant and the adaptation of the body. In addition, it is also necessary to pay attention to the postoperative diet and living habits to promote better recovery.
Some patients who need medication may be affected after surgery. For example, patients who need medication need to consult the doctor before surgery to ensure compatibility between drugs and surgery.
3. Psychological and social impact
Breast augmentation surgery is often to improve personal image and self-confidence. After surgery, patients may feel satisfied and confident, which will affect their psychological and social status.
However, the deviation between the surgical results or expectations and the actual results may have a negative impact on the patients' psychology. Disappointment and dissatisfaction after surgery may lead to psychological pressure and negative emotions, affecting the quality of life of patients.
In addition, patients also need to consider the social impact after surgery. Although the society is increasingly accepting plastic surgery, there are still some people who hold negative views on plastic surgery. Patients should take these social factors into consideration before surgery and have full psychological preparation for them.
4. Replacement of implants
The life of implants is limited, and patients need to consider whether to replace implants in the future. Depending on individual circumstances, implants may need to be replaced within 10 years or less.
Implant replacement surgery will again face the risk of surgery and postoperative recovery period. In addition, the shape and size of the breast may change after surgery, which requires further evaluation and adjustment by the doctor.
Summary
Breast augmentation surgery has a certain impact on the body, including surgical risk, postoperative recovery period, psychological and social impact, and implant replacement. Although the technology of surgery is more and more mature, patients should fully understand these effects and weigh risks and benefits before considering surgery. Choosing a regular hospital and experienced doctors is also an important step to ensure the success of the operation and reduce the impact.
