Potential risks of breast augmentation surgery
With the development of society and the change of people's aesthetic concept, more and more women choose breast augmentation surgery to improve their own chest shape. However, like any surgery, breast augmentation surgery also has certain risks. It is important to understand and recognize these potential risks before deciding to undergo surgery.
1. Preoperative risk
Preoperative risks of breast augmentation surgery mainly include infection, bleeding and anesthesia risks during the operation. A comprehensive preoperative assessment is required before surgery to ensure that the patient's physical health meets the surgical requirements. In addition, the patient should provide a detailed personal medical history to help the doctor develop a personalized surgical plan.
Infection is one of the most common intraoperative complications in surgery. Sterile operation should be strictly followed during operation to reduce the risk of infection. The risk of bleeding should also be paid attention to. In surgery, doctors should master the skills of bleeding control. In addition, because surgery requires anesthesia, some patients have anesthesia risks, such as allergy to narcotic drugs or other complications.
2. Postoperative risk
The risk of breast augmentation surgery mainly includes postoperative complications, prosthesis serum reaction and the risk of surgery failure. Postoperative complications may include infection, hematoma and scar hyperplasia, which may lead to pain, fever, chest deformation and other problems. Therefore, patients need to be closely observed and treated in time after surgery to reduce the occurrence of complications.
Prosthesis serum reaction is a potential postoperative risk, which refers to the allergic reaction of patients to prosthesis materials. This reaction may lead to inflammation, fever, breast sclerosis and other symptoms, which need to be stopped and treated in time. In addition, the prosthesis may have problems such as breast prolapse and displacement after operation, which may lead to failure of the operation. Therefore, it is very important to select appropriate implant materials and appropriate postoperative care.
3. Long term risk
In addition to preoperative and postoperative risks, breast augmentation surgery also has some long-term risks. First of all, breast augmentation surgery can not permanently change the shape of the chest, and patients need regular review and may need another operation. Secondly, patients may face health risks due to long-term use of breast prosthesis, such as rupture or deformation of breast prosthesis. Therefore, regular follow-up and health monitoring are very important to ensure breast health.
In addition, breast augmentation surgery may have a certain impact on breast feeding function and breast health, especially for women who plan to become pregnant or are breast-feeding. Studies have shown that breast augmentation surgery is not significantly associated with the incidence of breast cancer, but regular inspection and monitoring of breast health are still needed.
4. Psychological risk
Finally, there are some psychological risks in breast augmentation surgery. Some patients may not be satisfied with the results of the operation, resulting in psychological problems such as inferiority, anxiety and depression. In addition, some people may choose to operate out of wrong motives, such as blindly imitating stars or pursuing nihilistic appearance ideals. Therefore, preoperative psychological assessment and cooperation with professional psychological consultants are very important to ensure that patients have correct expectations and correct motivation to undergo surgery.
Summary
Breast augmentation surgery, as a kind of cosmetic surgery, is more and more common among women who seek perfect appearance. However, it is not without risks. Preoperative risks mainly include infection, bleeding and anesthesia risks; Postoperative risks mainly include complications, serum reaction of prosthesis and risk of operation failure; Long term risks mainly include repeated surgery and breast prosthesis health risks; The psychological risk mainly involves postoperative satisfaction and operation purpose. Therefore, when considering breast augmentation surgery, patients need to fully understand these potential risks, and carefully evaluate and select hospitals and doctors.
