Risk of breast augmentation surgery in Ningbo Second Hospital
With the progress of society and the change of people's aesthetic concepts, more and more people begin to choose ways to improve their appearance. Among them, breast augmentation surgery has become a common plastic surgery, and Ningbo Second Hospital, as a professional plastic surgery hospital, also provides this service. However, as a risky operation, breast augmentation surgery requires patients to fully understand the relevant conditions before deciding to perform surgery. The following is an analysis of the surgical process, postoperative pain, risk of complications, and surgical effect.
Operation process
Breast augmentation surgery is to implant silicone prosthesis or saline prosthesis into the chest to make the chest more plump and straight. The operation generally requires general anesthesia, and the operation time depends on the individual differences of the patients, about 1-2 hours. During the operation, doctors will perform incision, implant prosthesis, suture incision and other steps. Although the operation process is operated by professional doctors, the risk is relatively low, but there are still some operational risks.
First, intraoperative bleeding, infection and other complications may occur during the operation. Although modern medical technology has developed to a higher level, doctors will take measures such as disinfection and aseptic surgery to minimize the risk of complications during the operation, but the individual differences and physical conditions of patients will also have a certain impact on the operation process and effect.
Secondly, the position of the prosthesis may be inaccurate, the symmetry may be poor, and skin scars may occur during the operation. These problems may require secondary surgery to correct, thus increasing the risk and complexity of surgery.
Postoperative pain
After breast augmentation surgery, patients will have some postoperative pain. Within a few days after the operation, the patient will feel the chest swelling and slight pain, and may need to rely on analgesic drugs to relieve discomfort. This process generally lasts for 1-2 weeks, but some patients may have pain that lasts longer.
The degree and duration of postoperative pain vary from patient to patient. In general, reasonable postoperative care and medical advice will help to reduce the degree and duration of pain.
Risk of complications
The risk of complications of breast augmentation surgery is one of the most important issues for patients. Although the progress of modern medical technology and the professional ability of doctors have improved the safety of surgery, there are still some risks.
First, infection may occur after surgery, especially if there is no reasonable care or the patient has low immunity. Infection may lead to complications such as implant rejection and abscess.
Secondly, hematoma and swelling may occur after surgery. These conditions may require further treatment or local treatment by doctors to solve the problem.
Surgical effect
Finally, the effect of breast augmentation surgery is the most concerned by patients. The satisfaction degree of the surgical effect will be affected by many factors, such as the doctor's technical level, preoperative design and the patient's own conditions.
In Ningbo Second Hospital, we have a team of experienced plastic surgeons who are good at various plastic surgery, including breast augmentation surgery. Accurate preoperative design and reasonable surgical plan can effectively improve the satisfaction of surgical results. However, the surgical effect of each individual will be different, so patients should fully understand the surgical risks and possible effects, and communicate and discuss with doctors in detail before deciding to perform surgery.
summary
In general, breast augmentation surgery in Ningbo Second Hospital is a relatively safe operation, but there are still some surgical risks. The complications that may occur during the operation, postoperative pain and the effect of the operation all need to be fully understood and mastered by the patient before deciding to perform the operation. Through communication and detailed discussion with professional doctors, patients can better assess the risk of surgery and make wise decisions.
