Complications of breast augmentation in Linhai Taizhou Hospital
Breast augmentation surgery, as a kind of cosmetic surgery, is being sought after by more and more women. As a well-known plastic surgery hospital in the region, Linhai Taizhou Hospital provides professional breast augmentation surgery services. Although breast augmentation surgery can really improve the shape of women's chest, there are also some complications. Next, we will elaborate on the complications of breast augmentation surgery from four aspects: preoperative preparation, surgical process, postoperative care and potential risks.
Preoperative preparation
Before choosing breast augmentation surgery, the doctor will conduct a comprehensive assessment of the patient's physical condition to ensure the safety and feasibility of the surgery. However, even after evaluation, there are still some potential complications. First of all, preoperative infection may occur during the operation, which may lead to the delay or cancellation of the operation. Secondly, for some patients with basic diseases, the risk of surgery will increase, such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, etc. Finally, individual differences may also lead to unsatisfactory chest shape after surgery, which is also the psychological burden of patients after surgery.
In addition, preoperative psychological preparation is also critical. The operation may bring about physical changes, and different patients have different acceptance of appearance changes. Insufficient preoperative psychological preparation may lead to anxiety or depression symptoms after the operation.
Operation process
Breast augmentation surgery involves anesthesia, surgical incision, implant selection and other aspects. During the operation, some complications may occur. The first is surgical infection. Although doctors will strictly follow aseptic operation, it may still lead to surgical incision infection. Secondly, bleeding or hematoma during operation is also a common complication, which may need further treatment. In addition, it is also possible to find symmetry problems during surgery, such as when one chest is larger than the other or its shape does not meet expectations.
Another important note is the breast healing after surgery. Improper operation may lead to poor breast healing, such as wound cracking. Doctors usually add drainage tubes to reduce tissue fluid accumulation, but it may still occur.
Postoperative care
Postoperative nursing is very important to reduce complications. First of all, you must properly wear a special bra to support the breast and reduce the risk of breast sagging. Premature removal of the bra may lead to changes in breast morphology or laceration of the wound. Secondly, the cleaning and nursing of postoperative wounds is also crucial to prevent infection. In addition, taking medicine prescribed by doctors on time is also an important part of postoperative care, which helps to reduce pain and inflammation.
In addition to postoperative care in regular hospitals, the patient's own care cannot be ignored. The doctor's advice must be followed to avoid strenuous exercise and heavy pressure, so as not to affect the healing process.
potential risk
The potential risks of breast augmentation surgery also need to be considered. The first is implant related complications, such as implant rupture. In addition, scar hyperplasia or induration may appear around the surgical incision, affecting the overall effect after surgery. There are also some extreme complications, such as breast necrosis, mastitis, which are rare but still need attention.
In short, the breast augmentation surgery provided by Linhai Taizhou Hospital has a high reputation in the beauty and plastic industry. However, there are still some complications in breast augmentation surgery, including infection risks in preoperative preparation, bleeding and surgical infection during surgery, healing problems in postoperative nursing, and implant related complications in potential risks. Before breast augmentation surgery, patients must understand the possible risks, and follow the postoperative nursing guidelines while selecting appropriate hospitals and doctors to reduce complications.
