What are the risks of breast augmentation surgery in Chengdu Hospital?
Breast augmentation surgery is a common plastic surgery to change the shape and size of the chest by implanting a prosthesis or using autologous fat. Although breast augmentation surgery has become more and more safe and common with the progress of medical technology, there are still some risks and complications. This article will elaborate on the risks of breast augmentation surgery in Chengdu Hospital from four aspects: preoperative preparation, surgical process, postoperative nursing and postoperative complications.
1、 Preoperative preparation
Before breast augmentation surgery, doctors will conduct detailed preoperative evaluation and tumor screening to ensure that the patient's physical condition and breast health are suitable for surgery. However, even with adequate screening, there are still some risks.
First, the physical examination before surgery may not be able to fully discover the potential health problems of the patient. For example, some people may suffer from breast diseases such as breast hyperplasia and breast cysts, and surgery may lead to complications.
Secondly, the prosthesis materials used in different types of breast augmentation surgery also have certain risks. At present, the common prostheses on the market include silicone prosthesis and saline prosthesis. Silicone prosthesis may cause complications such as the formation of prosthesis cyst and prosthesis rupture, while saline prosthesis may cause problems such as prosthesis rupture and water leakage.
2、 Operation process
The procedure of breast augmentation surgery requires doctors to have rich experience and technology, but there are still some risks.
First, the position of breast augmentation prosthesis may move during the operation. This may be due to careless operation or improper postoperative reasons. If the position moves too much, a second operation may be required to repair it.
Secondly, bleeding and infection may occur during the operation. Although doctors will take a series of preventive measures, such as disinfection of the operation area and use of sterile instruments, these complications cannot be completely avoided.
Finally, the possibility of anesthesia accidents during the operation also exists. Anaphylactic reaction and respiratory depression may occur during anesthesia. Although these complications are rare, we still need to be alert.
3、 Postoperative care
Postoperative nursing is very important for reducing postoperative complications. However, even with proper postoperative care, there are still some risks.
First, postoperative edema and pain may occur. This is a normal physiological reaction, but if not handled correctly, it may affect the postoperative effect.
Secondly, infection may occur after surgery. The wound after surgery is a hotbed for bacteria to breed. If the wound is not cleaned and medication is not taken correctly according to the doctor's advice, infection may result and further affect the healing.
In addition, it is also necessary to avoid strenuous exercise, high temperature sauna, etc. after surgery, so as not to affect wound healing and prosthesis stability.
4、 Postoperative complications
No matter how careful the operation process and how correct the postoperative nursing, it is impossible to completely avoid the occurrence of postoperative complications. Common postoperative complications include prosthesis rupture, water leakage, prosthesis capsule formation, breast disease, etc.
Fracture and leakage of the prosthesis may lead to problems such as asymmetry and shape change, which requires secondary surgical repair. Prosthesis cyst formation is a complication of prosthesis cyst formation, which may also require secondary surgery.
In general, the risks of breast augmentation surgery in Chengdu Hospital mainly include preoperative preparation, surgical process, postoperative care and postoperative complications. Although there are certain risks, as long as patients choose a regular hospital and qualified doctors for surgery, and follow the doctor's guidance for postoperative care, the risks can be minimized and the surgical effect will be more ideal.
