Does breast augmentation and buttock lifting have side effects?
Breast augmentation and buttock lifting surgery is one of the most popular cosmetic and plastic projects for women in recent years. Through the implantation of prosthesis or autologous fat, the shape and size of the chest and buttocks can be improved to make them more plump and straight. However, like any surgery, breast augmentation and hip lifting surgery also has some side effects and risks. This will be elaborated from four aspects below.
Surgical risk
First of all, breast augmentation and buttock lifting are surgical operations, and patients need general anesthesia or local anesthesia. The operation itself has certain risks, such as infection, bleeding, hematoma, etc. Although these risks can be controlled, there is still a certain probability of occurrence. In addition, improper operation or postoperative recovery may lead to displacement, rupture or infection of the prosthesis, which may require a second operation to correct in serious cases.
Secondly, postoperative pain and discomfort are also what patients need to face. Pain, swelling and congestion may occur in the chest or buttocks after surgery, which may take some time to relieve. In addition, scars may appear around the surgical incision, affecting the appearance.
Finally, for some special populations, such as patients with breast disease, those with abnormal blood coagulation function, and those with large weight fluctuations, breast augmentation and hip lifting surgery may have a higher risk. Therefore, before surgery, doctors need to conduct detailed physical examination and assessment of patients to ensure the safety of surgery.
Postoperative complications
Some complications may occur after breast augmentation and hip lifting surgery, such as postoperative bleeding, infection, prosthesis foreign body reaction, etc. Postoperative bleeding may lead to wound dehiscence, which needs to be repaired; Infection may lead to prosthesis infection and abscess formation, which needs timely treatment; Prosthetic foreign body reaction refers to the immune reaction caused by implants, such as hardening and deformation of the prosthesis. The incidence of these complications is low, but they still need to be paid attention to by patients and doctors.
Postoperative recovery problems
Postoperative recovery is also one of the problems to be considered in breast augmentation and hip lifting surgery. After the operation, you need to rest for a period of time to avoid strenuous exercise and physical labor, so as not to affect the wound healing. In addition, patients need to pay attention to postoperative care and maintenance, such as correct wearing of orthopedic bra or fixed clothing, timely reexamination, avoiding cold, etc., to promote postoperative recovery and stability of the effect.
During postoperative recovery, patients may have some physiological and psychological reactions, such as discomfort, anxiety, depression, etc. This is a normal reaction, but if the symptom is too serious or lasts for a long time, consult a doctor in time.
Summary
To sum up, although breast augmentation and buttock lifting can effectively improve the shape of the chest and buttocks, there are still some side effects and risks. The operation itself has certain risks and complications, and the recovery period after the operation also needs the attention of patients. Therefore, when considering breast augmentation and hip lifting surgery, patients should fully understand the risks and side effects of the surgery, and select appropriate hospitals and doctors for surgery to reduce risks and improve the safety of the surgery. In addition, postoperative recovery and nursing are also important links to ensure the surgical effect and patient satisfaction.
