Is breast augmentation surgery risky in Kunming Yan'an Hospital?
With the progress of society and the change of aesthetic concept, more and more people choose breast augmentation surgery to improve their figure and image. Kunming Yan'an Hospital, as a professional plastic surgery hospital, provides breast augmentation surgery services for the majority of patients. However, is there any risk in breast augmentation surgery? Next, we will elaborate on the operation process, postoperative complications, effect persistence and preoperative risk assessment.
Operation process
Breast augmentation surgery is to change the shape and size of the breast by implanting a prosthesis or autologous tissue under the skin or muscle tissue of the breast. Kunming Yan'an Hospital has a team of experienced plastic surgery experts, and the operation process is safe and reliable. The doctor will select the appropriate operation plan according to the actual situation and needs of the patient to ensure the smooth operation process.
Breast augmentation surgery generally requires local anesthesia or general anesthesia, and the operation time is relatively short, usually between 1 and 2 hours. The surgical incision is generally located in the areola or armpit, and the scar left after the operation is relatively small, and will gradually fade over time.
However, there are still some risks during the operation. Detailed physical examination and medical evaluation are required before surgery to assess whether the patient is suitable for surgery. In addition, there may be risks of infection, bleeding, anesthesia accidents and other complications during the operation. Therefore, it is very important to choose regular hospitals and professional doctors for surgery.
Postoperative complications
After breast augmentation surgery, patients may have some postoperative complications. Common symptoms include postoperative swelling, pain, congestion and bruises. These symptoms usually subside within days or weeks after surgery. In case of continuous swelling, severe pain or wound infection, the patient should seek medical advice in time.
In addition, after the breast is implanted with a prosthesis, the prosthesis may turn over, slip, prolapse, etc. These complications usually require a second operation to repair them. Therefore, during the recovery period after surgery, patients need to pay close attention to the changes in the breast, and regularly return for inspection to find and deal with the existing problems in a timely manner.
In addition to the above common complications, breast augmentation surgery also has potential long-term complications. For example, breast prostheses may rupture, leak, or develop a capsule over time. These conditions may require further surgery to replace or repair the prosthesis.
Effect durability
The lasting effect of breast augmentation surgery is a concern of many patients. Generally speaking, the life span of breast prosthesis is between 10 and 15 years, but the specific life span is also related to the patient's age, lifestyle, physique and other factors.
Over time, breast prosthesis may change, such as shape, texture, etc. Therefore, follow-up and regular inspection are the key to keep the effect lasting. In addition, if the patient is not satisfied with the effect after the operation, the shape and size of the breast can be adjusted through a second operation.
Preoperative risk assessment
Before breast augmentation surgery, Kunming Yan'an Hospital will conduct a detailed preoperative risk assessment. The doctor will make a comprehensive assessment of the patient's physical condition, breast tissue status, and expected effect after the operation to determine the feasibility and risk of the operation.
The purpose of preoperative risk assessment is to avoid postoperative dissatisfaction of patients, and to better prevent and manage postoperative complications. Doing a good job in preoperative risk assessment can improve the success rate and safety of surgery.
Summary
To sum up, breast augmentation surgery in Kunming Yan'an Hospital is safe and reliable, but there are still some risks. During the operation, attention should be paid to the risks of anesthesia and the possibility of surgical complications. Postoperative complications include swelling, pain, congestion and bruising, and there are also potential long-term complications. The persistence of the effect of surgery requires regular follow-up and examination. The preoperative risk assessment is an important link to ensure the success and safety of the operation. Therefore, selecting regular hospitals and professional doctors for breast augmentation surgery, as well as paying close attention to and seeking medical advice in time during the recovery period after surgery, are the key to reducing the risk of surgery and ensuring the effect of surgery.
