What are the risks of breast augmentation surgery?
Breast augmentation surgery is one of the more and more popular plastic surgery nowadays, which can help women change the shape and size of the chest, but there are also certain risks. Before choosing breast augmentation surgery, it is very important to understand the related risks and possible complications. The following details the risks of breast augmentation surgery to help readers make wise decisions.
Surgical infection and bleeding
All operations have the risk of infection and bleeding, and breast augmentation surgery is no exception. The surgical incision may be contaminated by bacteria, causing infection. If the infection is serious, further treatment may be required, or even re operation may be required. In addition, bleeding may occur during surgery, but this can be controlled in most cases. After surgery, patients need to pay attention to maintaining the cleanness of the incision and using drugs correctly to reduce the risk of infection and bleeding.
In addition, fluid accumulation or hematoma may form after surgery. In the days or weeks after surgery, additional fluid may accumulate in the surgical area, causing pain and discomfort. This kind of situation can be mostly solved through the treatment and nursing of doctors.
When choosing a hospital for breast augmentation surgery, it is necessary to choose a formal and professional plastic surgery hospital to ensure the health and safety of the operating environment and equipment.
Anesthesia risk
Breast augmentation surgery is usually performed under general anesthesia, and general anesthesia itself has certain risks. The anesthesia process may lead to changes in blood pressure and respiratory rate, and individuals may be allergic to anesthetics. Before surgery, a comprehensive physical examination is required to ensure that the patient's physical condition is suitable for anesthesia, so as to reduce the risk of anesthesia.
During the operation, the anesthesiologist will monitor the vital signs of patients throughout the process, find and deal with possible problems in time, and ensure the safety of the operation.
Discomfort and pain
After surgery, patients may experience pain, distension and sense of urgency, which is a normal reaction and usually subsides gradually within a few days or weeks. The doctor will prescribe corresponding pain relief drugs to relieve discomfort and pain according to the specific situation of the patient.
During postoperative recovery, patients need to follow the doctor's advice to avoid strenuous exercise and heavy lifting, so as to avoid excessive pulling of chest tissue, causing pain or delayed healing.
Poor recovery and chest deformity may also occur after surgery, which may require re operation to repair. Therefore, we should fully communicate with the doctor before the operation to understand the recovery period and possible complications after the operation.
summary
Breast augmentation surgery is a common plastic surgery, but not without risks. Infection and bleeding, anesthesia risk, discomfort and pain are common risks of breast augmentation surgery. However, selecting a formal plastic surgery hospital, accepting the operation and treatment of a professional doctor, fully understanding the risks and potential complications of the operation, and following the doctor's suggestions and arrangements can reduce the risks and achieve satisfactory surgical results.
If there is a need for breast augmentation surgery or other plastic surgery, it is recommended to consult the doctor in a professional plastic surgery hospital for detailed preoperative evaluation and consultation to ensure that you choose a suitable surgical method and understand the surgical risks.
