What are the risks of breast augmentation surgery hospitals?
Breast augmentation surgery is a common plastic surgery, which can improve the shape and size of women's breasts. Although the surgical technique has made continuous progress, there are still some risks in breast augmentation surgery. It is important to understand these potential risks before choosing a hospital for surgery.
Surgical risk
Breast augmentation surgery includes implant prosthesis or autologous fat filling, both of which have certain surgical risks. First, the operation may lead to complications such as bleeding, infection and hematoma. Secondly, surgery may also lead to breast tissue damage, including nerve damage or breast tissue damage. These risks exist for any operation, and breast augmentation surgery is more prominent because it directly involves the breast region.
In addition to the risks of the operation itself, postoperative complications also need to be considered. For example, surgery may lead to loss of sensation of nipple areola, change of nipple areola position, and fracture of prosthesis. These complications may require further surgical treatment, increasing the risk and cost of patients.
In order to reduce the risk of surgery, it is very important to choose a regular and experienced hospital and doctor. For example, the Plastic Surgery Department of Peking Union Medical College Hospital is a well-known plastic surgery hospital, which has rich experience in surgery and advanced equipment, can provide high-quality breast augmentation surgery, and has a good postoperative care and follow-up system.
Prosthesis related risks
The most commonly used method in breast augmentation surgery is to implant breast implants, or prostheses. However, prosthesis also brings some risks. First, the prosthesis may break or leak, especially the silicone prosthesis. This may lead to complications such as shape change of prosthesis or breast infection.
Secondly, the prosthesis may also produce side effects or rejection reactions. For example, the implanted prosthesis may cause side effects such as breast hardening and breast hardening. In addition, the prosthesis may also trigger an immune response, causing the immune system to attack the prosthesis, which may need to be removed or replaced.
In order to reduce the risks associated with prostheses, it is very important to select a brand of prostheses with reliable quality and FDA certification. Some well-known brands, such as the Meilian prosthesis and the Naluli prosthesis, are widely used in the market and have gained good reputation.
Postoperative recovery risk
After breast augmentation surgery, a certain recovery time and standardized nursing measures are required. If the postoperative nursing is improper, the incidence of postoperative complications may increase. For example, strenuous exercise and weight bearing should be avoided after surgery so as not to affect breast healing and prosthesis fixation; Wear the bra correctly and avoid compressing the breast to maintain the breast shape and reduce the risk of prosthesis displacement.
In addition, problems such as scar hyperplasia, breast deformation and asymmetry may occur after surgery. These problems may require further repair surgery, increasing the risk and economic burden of patients.
Operation satisfaction risk
Satisfaction with breast augmentation surgery will also be affected. The effect after surgery may not be as expected or may change over time. Breast implants may not adapt to the internal environment, resulting in changes in breast shape, such as sagging or asymmetry.
In addition, aesthetic expectations also need to be considered. It is very important to fully communicate with the doctor and understand your expectations before the operation, so as to avoid the situation that the operation effect does not meet your expectations.
To sum up, breast augmentation surgery is a plastic surgery with certain risks. Surgical risk, prosthesis related risk, postoperative recovery risk and surgical satisfaction risk are all factors to be considered. The key to reducing these risks is to choose a regular hospital and doctor, reliable prosthesis and correct postoperative care.
