What are the risks of bone grinding surgery in Shanghai Hospital?
In recent years, with the increasing pursuit of appearance, more and more people choose bone grinding surgery to change their facial contour. However, bone grinding surgery is not without risks, especially in the case of immature surgical techniques or improper operation. Next, we will introduce the possible risks of bone grinding surgery performed by doctors in Shanghai Hospital from the aspects of operation risk, infection risk, complication risk and postoperative effect.
Surgical risk
Bone grinding is an operation that changes the shape of the face by cutting bones and reshaping them. The operation itself has certain risks. For example, due to improper operation of surgical tools or excessive bone cutting during the operation, nerves, blood vessels and soft tissues around the face may be damaged, resulting in postoperative pain, sensory abnormalities, hematoma and other complications.
In addition, the success of the operation is also closely related to the technical level of doctors. If the selected doctor's skill is not up to standard, the surgical effect may be unsatisfactory, or even leave obvious scars. Therefore, when selecting hospitals and doctors, we should fully understand their professional background and surgical experience to ensure the safety and feasibility of surgery.
Risk of infection
Bone grinding surgery is a kind of traumatic surgery. There are open wounds during the operation, so the risk of infection is high. Bacteria may be introduced during the operation. If the wound care and disinfection are not done well after the operation, it is easy to cause wound infection. The symptoms of infection include postoperative fever, local redness, swelling and pain. In severe cases, reoperation or antibiotic treatment may be required.
In order to reduce the risk of infection, doctors generally give patients antibiotics to prevent infection before surgery, and closely observe after surgery. After surgery, patients should receive wound care according to the doctor's requirements, pay attention to keeping the wound clean and dry, and avoid local infection.
Risk of complications
Although bone grinding surgery can change the face shape, there are also some potential complications. The most common are postoperative swelling, pain and hematoma. Due to tissue trauma after surgery, patients may experience facial swelling and pain, which usually lasts for days to weeks. In addition, because the blood vessels in the operation area are damaged, hematoma may be formed after the operation, and timely treatment is needed to avoid affecting the postoperative effect.
In addition to common complications, bone grinding surgery may also cause other complications, such as sensory abnormalities, facial stiffness, infectious jaw osteomyelitis, etc. The occurrence of these complications is related to factors such as doctors' operating skills, surgical methods and personal physique, so it is very important to select doctors and hospitals.
Postoperative effect
The success of bone grinding surgery is not only related to the safety and feasibility of the surgery itself, but also closely related to whether the postoperative effect meets the expectations of patients. Due to the different facial shapes and needs of each person, the postoperative effects will also be different. Therefore, before the operation, the doctor will fully communicate with the patient, understand the patient's expectations, and design the operation plan according to the patient's facial features and needs.
The satisfaction degree of postoperative effect is also related to the postoperative recovery. Generally speaking, bone grinding surgery requires a certain recovery time, and patients should pay attention to diet, rest and avoid strenuous exercise after surgery. In addition, regular follow-up visits and doctor's guidance are also very important in order to deal with problems after surgery in a timely manner, such as infection, excessive scar growth, etc.
Summary
The possible risks of bone grinding surgery performed by doctors in Shanghai Hospital mainly include operation risk, infection risk, complication risk and postoperative effect. Nerve, blood vessel and soft tissue injuries may occur during the operation, and complications such as infection, swelling, pain and hematoma may also occur after the operation. In addition, whether the postoperative effect is satisfactory and meets the patient's expectations is also a factor to be considered. Therefore, when selecting doctors and hospitals, we should fully understand their professional background and surgical experience, and fully communicate with doctors, so as to reduce the risk of surgery and improve the effect of surgery.
