Does breast augmentation surgery need prosthesis?
Breast augmentation surgery is an operation to enlarge the breast by implanting a prosthesis. This kind of surgery has been widely used in the field of plastic surgery, attracting many women to seek self-improvement and beauty dreams. However, whether a prosthesis is needed for breast augmentation surgery is a matter of great concern. This article will elaborate on whether prostheses are needed in breast augmentation surgery from the aspects of surgical principles, hospital selection, surgical effects and risks.
Operation principle
The main principle of breast augmentation surgery is to increase the breast volume by implanting a prosthesis into breast tissue. These prostheses are usually filled with medical grade silicone or saline. The doctor will select the appropriate prosthesis type and size according to the patient's physical characteristics and expected effect. The prosthesis is implanted into breast tissue through a surgical incision, and adjusted and positioned as needed to achieve the best appearance and touch.
Because the touch and weight of breast tissue will affect the surgical results, in most cases, breast augmentation surgery requires the use of prostheses to change the shape and size of the chest. However, in some special cases, such as breast augmentation with autologous fat transplantation, the patient's own adipose tissue can be used for chest enlargement without prosthesis.
Hospital selection
Choosing a regular hospital is critical to the successful outcome and safety of breast augmentation surgery. Patients should choose plastic surgeons and hospitals with rich experience and authoritative certification for surgery. Consultation and examination of the hospital's surgical facilities, medical team, surgical success rate and other information can help patients make wise decisions.
When choosing a hospital, patients also need to know the doctor's understanding and mastery of the surgical method and postoperative care. Through full communication with the doctor, after understanding the patient's expectations and physical conditions, the doctor can determine the most suitable surgical program and prosthesis type for the patient. At the same time, the cooperative hospital should provide perfect postoperative nursing services to ensure the stability and safety of the surgical effect.
Operation effect and risk
Breast augmentation surgery can achieve significant breast enlargement effect by implanting prosthesis. According to patients' expectations and doctors' operating skills, it can create a natural, plump and harmonious chest curve. Reasonable selection of the size and type of prosthesis can make the surgical effect more ideal and meet the aesthetic needs of patients.
However, breast augmentation surgery also has certain risks. Complications such as infection, bleeding, prosthesis rupture and prosthesis displacement may occur during the operation. Choosing regular hospitals and experienced doctors can reduce these risks. In addition, preoperative and postoperative care is also an important factor to ensure stable and healthy surgical results.
Summary
Breast augmentation surgery usually requires the use of prostheses to achieve breast enlargement. The selection of prosthesis and the method of implantation are important factors that affect the effect and safety of surgery. When selecting hospitals and doctors, patients should pay attention to their experience and qualifications, and fully communicate with doctors to ensure that the operation plan is consistent with the expected effect. In addition, preoperative preparation and postoperative care are also the key to ensure the success and health of the operation. To sum up, breast augmentation surgery generally requires the use of prostheses, but patients should be careful when choosing the surgical method and hospital to ensure the effect and safety of the surgery.
