Is there any risk in breast augmentation surgery?
With the constant pursuit of beauty in society, more and more women choose breast augmentation surgery to improve their body shape and pursue a more confident and beautiful appearance. However, many people still have some doubts about the risk of breast augmentation surgery. The following will elaborate on the operation risk, postoperative complications, prosthesis life and selection of operation hospital.
Surgical risk
Breast augmentation surgery is a kind of surgery, which naturally has certain risks. During the operation, there may be risks of intraoperative bleeding, infection, anesthesia and other problems, which requires doctors' fine operation and superb technology to ensure the safety of the operation. In addition, problems such as poor wound healing, scar hyperplasia, and breast hardening may occur after surgery. Therefore, when choosing breast augmentation surgery, it is recommended to choose a formal professional hospital and an experienced doctor to reduce the risk of surgery.
In addition, local numbness, pain, breast discomfort and other postoperative discomfort symptoms also exist in breast augmentation surgery, and these symptoms usually gradually reduce or disappear over time.
In general, although there are certain risks in breast augmentation surgery, the risks can be effectively controlled by selecting appropriate hospitals and doctors, and strictly following the doctor's recommendations for preoperative examination and postoperative care.
Postoperative complications
Some complications may occur after breast augmentation surgery, such as congestion, edema, congestion, scar hyperplasia, etc. These complications usually subside within a few weeks after surgery, but appropriate care and doctor's guidance are required. In rare cases, serious complications such as postoperative infection, prosthesis deflection or rupture may occur. Therefore, it is very important to have regular follow-up visits and follow the doctor's instructions after surgery.
In addition, breast asymmetry, discomfort and scar formation may occur after breast augmentation surgery. These problems can be solved by surgical repair or other methods.
Prosthesis life
The commonly used prosthesis for breast augmentation surgery is usually made of medical silica gel or biomaterials. Generally, the prosthesis can be safely used for a long time. However, the life span of the prosthesis is limited, usually between 10 and 15 years. After using the prosthesis for a long time, the prosthesis may be aging, broken and other problems, and replacement surgery is required. Therefore, when performing breast augmentation surgery, it is necessary to consider the use time limit of the prosthesis, and conduct regular inspection and replacement when necessary.
Selection of surgical hospital
When choosing a hospital for breast augmentation surgery, it is necessary to consider the professional level and credibility of the hospital. It is recommended to choose a medical institution with rich experience and formal certification for surgery. Regular hospitals usually have professional plastic surgery teams. The surgical equipment and environment meet the health requirements and can provide comprehensive preoperative consultation and postoperative care.
In order to ensure the safety and quality of the operation, it is also necessary to select doctors with relevant qualifications and license to perform the operation. You can evaluate the level of hospitals and doctors by viewing the qualification certification of doctors and the hospital's consumer evaluation.
To sum up, breast augmentation surgery has certain risks to some extent, including surgical risks, postoperative complications, prosthesis life and other issues. By selecting appropriate hospitals and doctors, and following doctors' suggestions and nursing requirements, risks can be reduced and ideal surgical results can be achieved.
In a word, breast augmentation surgery is an operation that needs careful selection and scientific operation. Before choosing surgery, patients should fully understand the risks and possible complications of surgery, communicate and discuss with doctors in detail, select appropriate surgical methods, and conduct good nursing and regular follow-up after surgery. Only in this way can we minimize the risk of surgery and achieve the dual effect of beauty and health.
