What are the risks of bone grinding surgery in Shanghai?

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What are the risks of bone grinding surgery in Shanghai?

In Shanghai, bone grinding is a common plastic surgery, which can improve facial contour and make facial lines more three-dimensional. However, like any other surgery, bone grinding surgery also has certain risks. The following will elaborate on the risks of bone grinding surgery in Shanghai from the aspects of preoperative preparation, surgical risks, postoperative complications and postoperative recovery.

Preoperative preparation

Before bone grinding surgery, patients need to pass facial CT or X-ray examination to evaluate the facial bone structure. In addition, the patient also needs to have a comprehensive physical examination to ensure that the physical condition is suitable for surgery. The preoperative preparation stage also includes detailed consultation with the doctor to determine the surgical objectives and expected results.

However, preoperative preparation cannot completely avoid risks. Due to the different physical characteristics of each person, the postoperative effect may be different due to individual differences.

Surgical risk

Bone grinding surgery is a kind of facial bone cutting surgery, so it will bring some risks. The following risks may occur during the operation:

1. Anesthesia risk: General anesthesia or local anesthesia is usually required for bone grinding surgery, and there are certain anesthesia risks, such as drug allergy, airway obstruction, etc.

2. Surgical risk: infection, bleeding, hematoma and other complications may occur during the operation. In addition, since the operation involves facial bones, the accuracy and technical level of the operation are critical to the operation risk.

3. Risk of facial dysfunction: The bone grinding operation may affect facial nerves or muscles, resulting in facial sensory abnormalities, weak expression and other dysfunction.

Postoperative complications

Postoperative complications are a potential risk of bone grinding surgery. Common postoperative complications include:

1. Infection: The surgical wound may be infected, causing local redness, swelling, pain and pus outflow. If the infection is serious, further treatment may be needed.

2. Hematoma: Hematoma may appear on the face after surgery, causing facial swelling and pain. Severe haematomas may require bleeding or reoperation.

3. Eye problems: bone grinding surgery may affect the eyes, such as dry eyes, blurred vision, etc. In severe cases, further treatment may be required.

Postoperative recovery

Postoperative recovery is an important task of bone grinding surgery. Pay attention to the following points during recovery:

1. Diet conditioning: soft food is needed for a period of time after surgery to avoid overeating and stimulating the operation site.

2. Wound care: clean the wound and apply the medicine according to the doctor's instructions after the operation to prevent infection.

3. Regular follow-up after surgery: regular follow-up after surgery is required, and the doctor will conduct further inspection and assessment to ensure smooth recovery.

In general, although there are certain risks in bone grinding surgery in Shanghai, through proper preoperative preparation, surgical operation and postoperative recovery, the risks can be minimized and satisfactory plastic results can be achieved.