What is the effect of breast augmentation
Breast augmentation surgery is a common plastic surgery, which can increase the size and fullness of the chest by implanting a prosthesis in the female chest. The purpose of breast augmentation surgery is to help women who are not satisfied with their breasts to obtain a more confident and satisfied figure. The following is a detailed introduction to the effect of breast augmentation surgery from the aspects of the operation process, postoperative effect, operation risk and hospital selection.
Operation process
Breast augmentation surgery is an operation that requires an experienced plastic surgeon. At the beginning of the operation, the doctor will select the appropriate implant according to the patient's needs and physical characteristics, and then implant the prosthesis through a incision in the chest. There are usually two kinds of incision options, one is to make an incision under the armpit, and the other is to make an incision through the areola below the breast. Breast augmentation surgery requires general anesthesia, and the operation time is usually 1 to 2 hours.
After surgery, patients need to wear special bras to support and shape the new shape of the chest. The postoperative recovery period is usually 2 to 3 weeks. During this period, patients need to pay attention to rest and avoid strenuous exercise and heavy lifting.
Postoperative effect
Breast augmentation surgery can effectively increase the size and fullness of the chest, so as to improve the body proportion and appearance of patients. After surgery, the chest will be more plump, round, and more coordinated with the body proportion. Patients usually feel confident and satisfied after surgery, and no longer worry about the appearance of the chest.
However, the postoperative effects may vary from individual to individual. Different people may have different expectations and ideal effects, so before surgery, doctors will communicate and evaluate with patients in detail to determine the most appropriate surgical plan.
Surgical risk
Although breast augmentation surgery is a common and relatively safe operation, there are still some risks and complications. Possible complications include infection, bleeding, prosthesis displacement and scar formation. The incidence of these complications is usually very low, but patients still need to be careful when choosing hospitals and doctors.
In order to reduce the risk of surgery, patients should choose experienced plastic surgeons and regular medical institutions for surgery. Before the operation, the doctor will evaluate the patient's physical condition to ensure the safety and feasibility of the operation.
Select Hospital
Choosing the right hospital is the key to ensure the effect and safety of breast augmentation surgery. Patients should choose a formal plastic surgery hospital to ensure that doctors have rich experience and expertise in surgery. In addition, patients can also learn about the hospital's reputation and operation quality by consulting the evaluation and reputation of relevant hospitals.
It is suggested that patients should consult more and compare more when choosing hospitals, and select hospitals that meet their expectations and needs. You can learn about the hospital through the hospital's official website, online community, family and friends' reputation and other channels. At the same time, you can also make an appointment for consultation in advance and go to the hospital in person to learn about the surgical process and postoperative care.
Summary
Breast augmentation surgery can effectively improve women's appearance and self-confidence, so that they can obtain a more satisfactory figure. The operation process needs experienced doctors to operate, and different degrees of effect and recovery period may occur after the operation. Before choosing surgery, patients need to understand the risk of surgery, and select the appropriate hospital and doctor for surgery. The effect of breast augmentation surgery varies from individual to individual. The patient should communicate and evaluate with the doctor in detail to determine the best surgical plan.
