What are the risks of bone grinding surgery in Shenzhen People's Hospital?

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Risk factors of bone grinding surgery in Shenzhen People's Hospital

Bone grinding surgery is a plastic surgery that changes the facial appearance by cutting and grinding facial bones. Shenzhen People's Hospital, as a formal medical institution, provides bone grinding surgery services, but this kind of surgery is not without risks. Next, we will discuss the risks of bone grinding surgery in Shenzhen People's Hospital from four aspects.

Surgical risk

Bone grinding surgery is a kind of traumatic surgery, which may cause bleeding, infection and other surgical complications. The operation risk mainly depends on the complexity of the operation, the doctor's experience and the operation skills. If the doctor does not have enough experience and technology, it may lead to errors or complications during the operation. The risk of surgery is also related to the patient's physical condition and preoperative preparation. For example, patients with chronic diseases such as heart disease, hypertension, diabetes and so on, the risk of surgery is relatively high.

In addition, bone grinding surgery may lead to facial muscle paralysis, sensory abnormalities, facial asymmetry and other sequelae. Although the incidence of these complications is low, patients need to fully understand these risks and make trade-offs before surgery.

Anesthesia risk

General anesthesia or local anesthesia is usually required for bone grinding surgery. General anesthesia may cause anesthesia risks such as respiratory depression, hypotension and arrhythmia. Although the risk of local anesthesia is low, it may still cause drug allergy, infection, nerve injury and other complications. Anesthesia risk depends on the patient's physical condition, the anesthesiologist's technical level and the use of narcotic drugs during surgery.

Postoperative risk

The recovery process after surgery also has certain risks. After bone grinding surgery, patients may experience swelling, congestion, pain and fever. These symptoms usually subside gradually within a few days after surgery. However, some patients may have serious complications, such as hematoma, infection or wound nonunion. Postoperative risks also include unsatisfactory surgical results, which need further repair or correction.

In addition, the bone grinding operation is a kind of operation that can change the facial bone chronically, which requires long-term medical follow-up and nursing of patients. If the patient does not use facial bones or oral appliances properly, it may lead to the risk of facial bone displacement, fracture or infection.

Psychological risk

The bone grinding operation has a certain impact on the psychological and mental state of patients. Before surgery, patients may experience anxiety, tension, expectation and fear of surgical results and other emotions. After surgery, patients may have problems such as body image maladjustment, self identification confusion and increased psychological pressure, which require professional psychological consultation and support.

summary

Shenzhen People's Hospital provides bone grinding surgery service, but the operation is not without risks. The operation risk involves the operation itself, anesthesia process, postoperative recovery and psychological aspects. Before deciding to accept bone grinding surgery, patients should fully understand these risks and have in-depth discussions with doctors to make wise decisions.