How to evaluate the effect of breast augmentation surgery?
Breast augmentation surgery is an operation to enlarge the breast by implanting a prosthesis or transplanting autologous fat. For many women, having a plump and firm chest is a dream of pursuing beauty. However, breast augmentation surgery is not only the surgery itself, but also the effect of the surgery. The following four aspects will evaluate the effect of breast augmentation surgery.
1. Appearance effect
The ultimate goal of breast augmentation surgery is to make the chest look more plump, straight and natural. The appearance after surgery is one of the aspects that people pay most attention to. Breast augmentation surgery in regular hospitals usually carries out personalized design according to the patient's figure, face shape and personal needs to ensure that the effect after surgery meets the patient's expectations. During the operation, the doctor will select appropriate prosthesis materials, appropriate prosthesis size and shape to achieve the best appearance.
The chest after operation shall meet the requirements of naturalness, symmetry and symmetry. Whether the natural curve and plump curve can be displayed after the operation is directly related to the success of the operation. The patients' personal feelings about their own chest shape are also one of the important indicators to evaluate the appearance effect.
In addition, whether the scar after surgery is obvious is also an indicator to measure the appearance effect. Breast augmentation surgery in regular hospitals usually uses minimally invasive technology to minimize the size and number of surgical incisions, so as to reduce the scars caused by surgery.
2. Safety and complications
Breast augmentation surgery is a more traumatic surgery, so the safety of surgery has always been concerned. Safety and complications must be considered when evaluating the effect of breast augmentation surgery.
Breast augmentation surgery in regular hospitals will strictly comply with medical norms and operational requirements to ensure the safety of the operation process. Standard postoperative nursing should be carried out after the operation to reduce the occurrence of surgical complications.
Common complications include infection, bleeding, pain, prosthesis displacement, etc. The incidence of complications can be learned by consulting relevant information or doctors. The incidence of complications of breast augmentation surgery in regular hospitals is usually low, and the postoperative recovery period is short.
3. Persistence and tolerance
Whether the effect of breast augmentation surgery is durable and tolerable is also one of the important indicators to evaluate the effect of surgery.
The choice of prosthesis materials and surgical techniques during surgery will affect the durability of surgical results. High quality prosthesis materials can ensure the long-term stability of the surgical effect and make the chest look durable and plump. Regular hospitals usually use certified and reliable prosthesis materials.
Tolerance refers to the sensitivity of the chest to the outside world after surgery. Whether the normal breast touch and nipple sensitivity will be affected after surgery is one of the important indicators to evaluate the tolerance.
4. Patient satisfaction
Patient satisfaction is the final criterion to evaluate the effect of breast augmentation surgery. The best breast augmentation surgery can not only meet patients' expectations, but also make patients more confident and satisfied.
Patient satisfaction can be understood through the reputation of the plastic surgery department of the hospital, patient feedback and postoperative follow-up. Breast augmentation surgery in regular hospitals can usually achieve high patient satisfaction.
Summary
The effect of breast augmentation surgery can be evaluated from the aspects of appearance, safety and complications, durability and tolerance, and patient satisfaction. Breast augmentation surgery in regular hospitals can usually achieve satisfactory results, but patients should fully understand the risks and limitations of surgery before deciding to perform surgery, and select appropriate hospitals and doctors for consultation and surgery.
