Risk of autogenous breast augmentation surgery in Tianjin Hospital
With the social progress and the change of people's aesthetic concept, more and more people choose breast augmentation surgery to improve their figure and increase self-confidence. As an important city in China, Tianjin has many professional medical institutions to provide autologous breast augmentation surgery. However, like any surgery, autologous breast augmentation surgery also has certain risks. The risks of autogenous breast augmentation surgery in Tianjin Hospital are described in detail from four aspects below.
1. Preoperative risk
Before undergoing autologous breast augmentation surgery, the patient needs to undergo a detailed health examination to ensure that the physical condition is suitable for surgery. However, even if the examination is done, the possibility that the patient may have preoperative risks cannot be completely ruled out. For example, patients may have allergic reactions to local anesthetic drugs, or cannot adapt to surgery due to chronic diseases such as heart disease and hypertension. Preoperative risk assessment and preparation are very important. Doctors and patients should fully communicate to jointly decide whether to perform surgery.
In addition, preoperative disease screening is also a very important step to ensure that patients do not have any potential health problems. For example, if the patient has breast fibroma, breast hyperplasia and other breast problems, then autologous breast augmentation surgery may have a certain risk.
Preoperative risks also include full understanding of possible complications after surgery. The doctor should explain the possible complications to the patient in detail, such as infection, bleeding, uneven breast shape, etc., and help the patient make a wise decision.
2. Intraoperative risks
Autologous breast augmentation surgery usually requires local anesthesia, and anesthetic drugs during the operation may cause adverse reactions to patients. For example, patients may have allergic reactions, cardiovascular system problems, etc. Doctors should closely monitor the vital signs of patients during the operation and take corresponding measures at any time to ensure the safety of patients.
In addition, the operation technology during the operation is also very critical. Doctors need to accurately extract fat tissue and inject it into the breast. Improper operation may lead to problems such as low uniformity of adipose tissue and unsatisfactory breast shape.
Another intraoperative risk is the extension of the operation time. If the operation time is too long, the patient may have an increased risk of intraoperative complications, such as infection, bleeding, etc. Therefore, doctors should try to control the operation time and improve the operation efficiency.
3. Postoperative risk
The recovery period after operation is also the risk stage of autologous breast augmentation surgery. Patients may suffer from postoperative infection, pain, swelling and other uncomfortable symptoms, which requires doctors to give appropriate drugs and care to alleviate the pain of patients.
In addition, postoperative complications also need attention. Breast infection, fat mass death, skin pimples and other problems may affect the surgical effect and patient satisfaction. Doctors need to deal with complications in time and take appropriate treatment measures.
In the recovery period after surgery, patients also need to strictly follow the doctor's guidance to avoid strenuous exercise and improper breast massage, so as to reduce the occurrence of complications.
4. Psychological risk
The effect of autologous breast augmentation surgery needs time to show, and the breast may appear uncomfortable and imperfect in a period of time after the surgery, which may bring psychological pressure and anxiety to patients. Doctors need to provide psychological guidance to patients to help them understand the changes and recovery process after surgery.
In addition, the patient's expectation of the surgical effect is also a psychological risk. If the patient's expectations are too high and the surgical effect does not meet the expectations, psychological distress and disappointment may occur.
To sum up, the risks of autogenous breast augmentation surgery in Tianjin Hospital mainly include preoperative risks, intraoperative risks, postoperative risks and psychological risks. Patients who choose to operate should fully understand these risks, and operate under full communication and joint decision-making with doctors.
