Morphological changes of breast after breast augmentation
Breast augmentation surgery is to change the shape and size of the breast by implanting a prosthesis or a transplant to make the breast fuller and more elastic. After breast augmentation surgery, a series of changes will occur to the patient's breast, including the following aspects.
1. Appearance improvement
After breast augmentation, the breast will be more plump and straight. The operation can select implants of different shapes and sizes according to the patient's requirements and the doctor's suggestions, so as to make the appearance of the breast more beautiful. Postoperative breast contour is more symmetrical, which can increase women's self-confidence and charm.
In addition, breast augmentation surgery can also improve the condition of breast ptosis. With the growth of age or pregnancy and lactation and other reasons, breasts will appear sagging and loose. Breast augmentation surgery can improve the breast position by implanting a prosthesis, so that the breast can return to a young and tight state.
2. Touch change
After breast augmentation surgery, the touch of the breast will change to a certain extent. The tactile sensation of breast after implantation of prosthesis mainly depends on the material and implantation position of the prosthesis. Generally speaking, the touch of silicone prosthesis is closer to the natural breast, while the saline prosthesis is relatively hard. In addition, factors such as the thickness of the patient's own skin and the distribution of adipose tissue will also affect the touch.
After breast augmentation surgery, the breast may have a certain degree of hardness, because there will be some edema and inflammatory reaction in the tissue after surgery. Over time, the postoperative hardness will gradually reduce, and the touch of the breast will become more soft and natural.
3. Change of scar
After breast augmentation surgery, patients will have certain scars. Scar formation is due to the wound of the incision during surgery and the inflammatory reaction during wound healing. Generally speaking, the scars of breast augmentation surgery are located at the lower edge of the breast or around the areola, and usually fade away within a few months to a year.
In order to reduce the impact of postoperative scars, doctors will choose appropriate surgical methods and incision positions according to the patient's situation. At the same time, patients should properly care for the wound after surgery to avoid infection and trauma of the wound and accelerate the regression of the scar.
4. Psychological changes
After breast augmentation surgery, patients' appearance changes will have a positive impact on their psychology. The improvement of breast appearance will improve patients' self-confidence and satisfaction, and enhance social and professional competitiveness. With the change of breast shape, patients will face life and work more confidently and actively.
However, breast augmentation surgery may also have a psychological impact on patients. Anxiety, confusion and other emotions may occur after surgery due to unadaptability to the new breast shape. Therefore, before surgery selection, patients should fully understand the risks of surgery and possible changes after surgery, actively communicate with doctors, and jointly develop appropriate surgery plans.
summary
After breast augmentation, the breast will change in appearance, touch, scar and psychology. The operation can improve the shape of the breast, making it more plump and straight. The tactile sensation of the patient's breast will change after surgery, and the selection of implants, postoperative edema and inflammatory reaction will affect the tactile hardness. The location and treatment of postoperative scars will also affect the formation and regression of scars. In addition, surgery will also have a certain impact on patients' psychology, which can not only improve self-confidence, but also may cause some psychological distress. Therefore, when choosing breast augmentation surgery, patients should fully understand the changes and risks after surgery, fully communicate with doctors, and develop appropriate surgical plans.
