Is there any risk of bone grinding in Shanghai?
Bone grinding surgery is a plastic surgery that changes the facial morphology by cutting and cutting the bone of the mandibular angle. In Shanghai, due to the growing number of plastic surgery hospitals, bone grinding surgery has become a relatively mature and common plastic surgery. However, like any other surgery, bone grinding surgery also has certain risks. Next, we will discuss the risks of bone grinding surgery in Shanghai in detail from the aspects of preoperative assessment, surgical risk, surgical effect and postoperative care.
Preoperative evaluation is the key
It is very important to carry out a comprehensive preoperative evaluation before choosing to perform bone grinding surgery. First, the rocket stone X-ray examination and 3D CT scanning of the facial bones were carried out to determine the patient's facial bone status, whether there were genetic diseases and the feasibility of surgery. The second is a detailed medical history and facial history survey to exclude potential risk factors before surgery. Preoperative evaluation should also include cardiopulmonary function test, blood test and general anesthesia related evaluation. By comprehensively assessing the patient's physical condition and surgical needs, doctors can more comprehensively understand the risks of surgery and take preventive measures in advance.
However, it should be noted that preoperative assessment can only provide some reference for the assessment of surgical risk, and cannot completely eliminate the risk. Therefore, correct information communication and comprehensive understanding before surgery are very important.
Operation risks should be carefully considered
The bone grinding operation is a traumatic operation, which has certain surgical risks. First, complications such as bleeding, infection and nerve injury may occur during the operation. Secondly, problems such as facial swelling, congestion, abnormal sensation and inaccurate occlusion may occur after the operation. In addition, the postoperative facial morphology may differ from the patient's expectations, leading to unsatisfactory results.
In order to reduce the risk of surgery, patients must choose a formal plastic surgery hospital and ensure that the surgery is performed by a professional plastic surgeon. In addition, patients should understand the risks and possible complications of surgery in detail before surgery, and comprehensively assess the feasibility and benefits of surgery.
The surgical effect needs careful consideration
The bone grinding operation can improve the facial asymmetry caused by too large mandibular angle or too wide mandibular band, and improve the overall beauty of the face. However, the effect of surgery needs careful consideration. First of all, the surgical effect may be different due to individual differences. Different body shape, soft tissue characteristics and bone structure will affect the surgical effect. Secondly, the operation only aims at the reduction of mandibular angle, which cannot solve other facial problems such as the height of cheekbones and the protrusion of the forehead. Therefore, patients should carefully consider the degree of conformity between the surgical effect and their own expectations when choosing bone grinding surgery.
In order to obtain the best surgical effect, patients should fully communicate with doctors before surgery. Doctors should develop personalized surgical plans according to patients' facial characteristics, functional requirements and expectations. In addition, patients should also better understand the effect of surgery by consulting hospital cases and conducting preoperative simulation.
Postoperative care is critical
Postoperative nursing is the key to the success of the operation. Patients need to follow the doctor's advice, maintain facial rest, and avoid strenuous exercise and forced chewing. In addition, patients should also pay attention to oral hygiene, regular follow-up inspection and suture removal. Correct postoperative nursing can reduce the occurrence of complications and speed up facial recovery.
In conclusion, bone grinding surgery in Shanghai is a relatively mature plastic surgery, but there are still some risks. Preoperative evaluation is the key to reduce the risk of surgery, and patients must carefully consider the degree of compliance between the surgical effect and their own expectations. At the same time, the importance of postoperative nursing cannot be ignored. Therefore, patients should fully understand the risks and effects of surgery before choosing surgery, and choose a formal plastic surgery hospital for surgery.
