Risk of breast augmentation surgery in Meien Hospital
Guangzhou Meien Hospital is a well-known plastic surgery hospital, providing various plastic surgery, including breast augmentation surgery. Breast augmentation surgery is an operation to change the shape and size of the chest by implanting a prosthesis. Although this kind of surgery is very common in the beauty field, it is not without risks. When choosing breast augmentation surgery, it is important to understand these risks.
Risk of infection
Infection is one of the most common complications after breast augmentation surgery. During the operation, the incision will be exposed to the external bacterial environment, which increases the risk of infection. In addition, postoperative maintenance and nursing are also very important. If patients do not follow the doctor's recommendations for cleaning and disinfection, or use drugs unreasonably, the risk of infection will further increase.
Postoperative infection usually leads to pain, redness, swelling, fever and other symptoms. In severe cases, the infection may further develop into abscess or necrosis of breast tissue. Therefore, close attention should be paid to the incision after breast augmentation surgery, and regular follow-up should be conducted to ensure that any infection can be treated in time.
Implant related risks
Implants used in breast augmentation surgery may also cause some potential risks. Rupture, displacement or capsule formation of prosthesis are common problems. Prosthesis rupture may lead to silicone leakage in the prosthesis, which may cause abnormal symptoms such as breast hardening and pain. Prosthesis displacement may lead to breast asymmetry or abnormal shape, which requires secondary surgery for repair. Hyperplasia of the capsule around the prosthesis may cause discomfort such as lump and induration of the breast.
To reduce these risks, patients should fully communicate with doctors when choosing implants to understand the advantages and disadvantages of different types and brands of implants. In addition, regular postoperative reexamination is also essential to identify and deal with any prosthesis related problems in a timely manner.
Postoperative complications
In addition to the risks associated with infection and implants, breast augmentation surgery may also lead to some other complications. For example, nerves or blood vessels around the breast may be damaged during the operation, resulting in loss or abnormality of sensation of the breast and nipple. Postoperative swelling, pain and congestion may also occur to some extent, but usually subside within a few weeks.
In addition, a small number of patients may have postoperative breast prolapse, capsule contraction, scar hyperplasia and other problems. The occurrence of these complications is related to surgical techniques, individual physiology, postoperative nursing and other factors. Although the risk of these complications is not high, patients still need to assess the risk before surgery and fully communicate with doctors.
summary
Breast augmentation surgery is a common plastic surgery, but inevitably there are certain risks. Infection, implant related problems and postoperative complications are several important aspects of the risk of breast augmentation surgery. When choosing surgery, patients should fully communicate with the doctor, understand the risks and consequences of surgery in detail, and follow the doctor's recommendations for postoperative care and reexamination to reduce risks and achieve better plastic results.
