What are the risks of bone grinding surgery in Shanghai Ruijing Hospital?

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Risk of bone grinding surgery in Shanghai Ruijing Hospital

Bone grinding surgery is a plastic surgery that changes the facial morphology by cutting or grinding bones. In Shanghai Ruijing Hospital, bone grinding surgery is widely used in facial plastic surgery. However, the risk of bone grinding surgery cannot be ignored, and patients should fully understand the possible risks and complications before undergoing surgery.

1. Risk of surgical infection

The bone grinding operation is an open operation, and there is a certain risk of surgical infection. During the operation, the incision may be contaminated by external bacteria, leading to infection. In addition, the bone grinding operation will have a certain impact on the tissues around the nose, mouth and eyes, increasing the risk of infection. If the infection is serious, antibiotic treatment or surgical debridement may be required.

In order to reduce the risk of surgical infection, Shanghai Ruijing Hospital adopts strict aseptic operation in the operating room and requires patients to fully disinfect and clean before surgery.

2. Risk of nerve injury

Bone grinding surgery requires cutting or fine grinding of facial bones, which makes the surrounding nerves subject to certain compression and tension, thus increasing the risk of nerve injury. Nerve injury may lead to facial sensory abnormalities, motor dysfunction and other complications.

In order to reduce the risk of nerve injury, Shanghai Ruijing Hospital actively protects facial nerves and blood vessels during surgery, and minimizes the occurrence of nerve injury through fine surgical operations and advanced microscope technology.

3. Asymmetric risk

The purpose of bone grinding surgery is to change the facial bone structure, but the results of the surgery may not be as expected, resulting in facial asymmetry. Preoperative facial assessment and planning are very important, but even so, individual differences and poor postoperative healing may still lead to asymmetry.

In order to reduce the risk of asymmetry, Shanghai Ruijing Hospital will carry out a detailed facial assessment and planning before surgery, and will conduct multiple rechecks and adjustments before and after surgery to ensure the best surgical effect.

4. Risk of postoperative complications

The bone grinding operation is a traumatic operation, and some complications may occur after the operation. For example, wound dehiscence, bleeding, swelling, pain, etc. may occur after surgery. Some patients may also have postoperative infection, congestion, hematoma and other complications.

In order to reduce the risk of postoperative complications, Shanghai Ruijing Hospital will give patients detailed postoperative nursing guidance, and conduct regular postoperative reexamination, so as to timely find and deal with possible complications.

Summary

There are certain risks in the bone grinding surgery in Shanghai Ruijing Hospital, including surgical infection, nerve injury, asymmetry and postoperative complications. However, these risks can be minimized through strict aseptic operation, fine surgical techniques and postoperative nursing guidance. Patients should fully understand the possible risks before undergoing surgery and make decisions under the guidance of professional doctors.