What are the limitations of breast augmentation surgery?
Breast augmentation surgery is a cosmetic surgery that improves the shape and size of the breast by implanting a prosthesis. Although breast augmentation surgery has become increasingly popular in recent years, not everyone is suitable for this operation. The following will elaborate on the limitations of breast augmentation surgery from four aspects.
1. Health condition
Breast augmentation surgery is a risky procedure, so the health status of patients is one of the important considerations for this operation.
First, people with chronic diseases or autoimmune diseases, such as heart disease, diabetes, and severe asthma, are generally not recommended to have breast augmentation surgery because their bodies may not be able to bear the burden of surgery and anesthesia.
Secondly, individual differences may cause some patients to have allergic reactions to implant materials. If patients are allergic to commonly used breast augmentation materials such as silicone or saline, breast augmentation surgery is not suitable.
In addition, people with breast diseases such as breast hyperplasia, mastitis and breast cancer should consider breast augmentation surgery within a period of time after the completion of treatment.
2. Age limit
The suitable age for breast augmentation surgery is also a limiting factor. Generally speaking, breast augmentation surgery can be performed on adult women, but they are too young and physically underdeveloped to perform this surgery.
In addition, because the skin elasticity of older people is reduced, the surgical effect may not be as obvious as that of young people, so doctors may evaluate older patients more carefully.
3. Personal expectations and mental state
Breast augmentation surgery requires patients to have clear expectations and a rational attitude. During preoperative consultation, doctors will communicate with patients in detail to ensure that patients have correct understanding and expectations of the operation and postoperative effects.
If the patient's expectations are too high, impractical, or the operation is only performed out of the will of others, this is not the case for breast augmentation surgery. In addition, people with unstable psychological diseases, depression, anxiety, etc. should also first treat psychological problems before considering surgery.
In addition, breast augmentation surgery is generally not recommended for pregnant or lactating women, because the surgery may affect the lactation function and adversely affect the health of the baby.
4. Hospitals and experts to ensure the safety of surgery
For breast augmentation surgery, it is necessary to ensure the safety and reliability of the surgical process, so it is essential to select a regular, qualified and experienced hospital and expert. When selecting hospitals and doctors, patients can refer to doctors' qualifications, experience, patient reputation, etc. as reference indicators.
At the same time, patients should be consulted and evaluated in detail before surgery, and follow the doctor's advice. Postoperative care and recovery process is also critical. Patients need to strictly follow the doctor's guidance and report any discomfort or complications in a timely manner.
summary
Breast augmentation surgery can help patients improve breast shape and size, and enhance self-confidence, but not everyone is suitable for this surgery. Health condition, age limit, personal expectation and psychological state, as well as hospitals and experts that ensure the safety of the operation are all limiting factors for breast augmentation surgery. Through the comprehensive evaluation of patients and professional guidance of doctors, you can choose your own operation method to ensure the operation effect and safety.
