Does Kunming need to be hospitalized for breast augmentation surgery?
In recent years, with the increasing pursuit of beauty and stature, breast augmentation surgery has become the choice of more and more women. As a modern city, many people in Kunming want to know whether they need to be hospitalized for breast augmentation surgery. This article will elaborate on this issue from the aspects of operation mode, operation time, postoperative recovery and hospital requirements.
Operation mode
The medical level in Kunming is relatively high. At present, breast augmentation surgery can be divided into two types: open type and closed type. Open breast augmentation surgery requires a 3-4cm incision at the lower edge of the breast, implant the breast augmentation prosthesis, and then suture the incision. The closed breast augmentation surgery is carried out through a small incision under the armpit or around the areola, without opening a large incision. These two methods have no significant difference in postoperative recovery, and will not significantly affect the need for hospitalization.
For most patients, closed breast augmentation surgery is a more popular choice. Because the incision of closed surgery is small, the surgical trauma is relatively small, and the recovery time is relatively short, it can be discharged after the surgery on the same day.
Operation time
The operation time of breast augmentation surgery is generally short, usually between 1-2 hours. Because the operation time is relatively short, it generally does not require long-term hospital observation. Generally, doctors will recommend patients to rest in the hospital for one night after surgery to ensure the safety and comfort of the surgical site. But if there are no complications and special circumstances, patients can usually be discharged one night after the operation.
Postoperative recovery
Postoperative recovery is crucial for breast augmentation surgery. Patients should avoid strenuous exercise and overexertion within 24-48 hours after surgery. In order to ensure the effect of the operation and the comfort of the patient, the doctor usually recommends that the patient rest and recover within a few days after the operation. Patients need to keep the operation site dry and avoid touching water to avoid infection.
In addition, patients need to return regularly according to the doctor's guidance after the operation to ensure the effect of breast augmentation surgery and health status of the body. In a few weeks after surgery, patients should also pay attention to avoid excessive activity and breast injuries.
Hospital requirements
In Kunming, some well-known plastic surgery hospitals provide breast augmentation surgery services, such as Kunming Plastic Surgery Hospital and Kunming Nanya Plastic and Cosmetic Hospital. These hospitals have a high level of equipment and professional medical teams. For general breast augmentation surgery, these hospitals usually require patients to carry out a series of physical examinations and assessments before surgery to ensure that patients are physically fit for surgery. At the same time, the hospital will also provide detailed postoperative nursing guidance to ensure the rehabilitation effect and surgical effect of patients.
In a word, there is no need to be hospitalized for breast augmentation surgery in Kunming. The operation mode, operation time, postoperative recovery and hospital requirements are all factors that affect the length of stay. Closed breast augmentation surgery is a common method at present, with shorter operation time and shorter postoperative recovery time. However, patients still need to follow the doctor's guidance and take proper rest and recovery after the operation to ensure the effect of the operation and the health of the body.
Therefore, in general, Kunming does not need to be hospitalized for breast augmentation surgery. However, the specific situation should be determined according to the doctor's suggestions and personal physical conditions to ensure the safety and comfort of the operation.
