Does breast augmentation surgery have side effects?
Breast augmentation surgery is a common plastic surgery, which is widely used to improve the shape and size of women's breasts. However, like any surgery, breast augmentation surgery also has some potential side effects and risks. This article will elaborate on the side effects of breast augmentation surgery from four aspects.
Surgical risk
Breast augmentation surgery is a complicated procedure, which may lead to postoperative complications such as bleeding, infection or hematoma. Inadequate preoperative evaluation and unprofessional operation will increase these risks. If the operation is not performed properly, it may lead to unnatural breast shape, dislocation or leakage of implants, and repair surgery is required. The repair operation itself also has certain risks, such as local tissue degeneration, scar formation, etc., which may require the removal of implants in serious cases.
In addition, some patients may have allergic reactions to narcotic drugs or local anesthetics, resulting in severe conditions such as dyspnea and anaphylactic shock. Therefore, before breast augmentation surgery, doctors need to comprehensively assess the patient's physical condition and medical history to reduce the risk of surgery.
Postoperative complications
After breast augmentation surgery, some patients may have some postoperative complications, such as breast pain, bruises, swelling, local infection, etc. These symptoms usually resolve spontaneously within days or weeks. However, some patients may have implant rupture or leakage, which requires re operation for repair.
In addition, there is also a certain degree of breast sensation loss after breast augmentation surgery, including nipple and areola sensation. This loss of sensation may be temporary or permanent. Some patients may also have complications such as breast sclerosis, fibrosis and breast ptosis, which may require further treatment.
Health impact
Breast augmentation surgery involves breast filling or implant implantation, which may have a certain impact on the health of patients. The material and design of the implant may trigger the patient's immune response in vivo, leading to discomfort symptoms such as breast swelling, redness and pain. In addition, if the implant needs to be removed or replaced, the surgery itself will also have further impact on the patient's body.
Psychological influence
In addition to physiological side effects, breast augmentation surgery may also have a psychological impact on patients. Postoperative patients may have psychological problems of anxiety, inferiority or constant pursuit of satisfaction. Although surgery can improve the appearance of patients, if expectations do not match the results, patients may feel disappointed and depressed, resulting in psychological pressure. Therefore, before deciding to accept breast augmentation surgery, patients should fully understand the risks of surgery, meet appropriate expectations, and get professional advice in communication with doctors.
Summary
In general, breast augmentation surgery as a plastic surgery, there are certain side effects and risks. The risk of surgery mainly includes the complications of surgery and the risk of postoperative repair surgery. Postoperative complications may include breast pain, infection, implant rupture and leakage. Surgery may also have an impact on the patient's physical health and psychology. Therefore, before considering breast augmentation surgery, patients should fully understand the side effects and risks of surgery, and get professional advice in communication with doctors.
