What are the risks of breast augmentation and prosthetic surgery hospitals
With the constant change of people's aesthetic concept and the development of society, plastic surgery has gradually become a common way of beauty. Breast augmentation surgery, as a kind of cosmetic surgery, can help women realize their breast augmentation dreams, but like other cosmetic surgery, there are also certain risks. Before breast augmentation surgery, it is necessary to understand the relevant risks to ensure their own safety.
Surgical risk
Breast augmentation surgery is a kind of surgery that requires prosthesis implantation, so there are certain surgical risks. Complications such as infection, hemorrhage and nerve injury may occur during the operation. Although the probability of these complications is low, they cannot be ignored. In addition, the breast augmentation prosthesis materials selected for surgery may also have adverse reactions, leading to problems such as postoperative breast hardening and deformation.
The operation risk is not only related to the operation itself, but also related to the technical level and equipment of the hospital. Some hospitals with low technical level or outdated equipment may operate improperly, increasing the risk of surgery. Therefore, when choosing a hospital for breast augmentation and prosthetic surgery, it is necessary to choose a qualified and skilled hospital.
Postoperative risk
The postoperative risk of breast augmentation prosthesis is also of concern. Pain, swelling, congestion and other discomfort may occur after surgery, which is a normal physiological reaction and will generally be relieved after a period of time. However, complications such as prosthesis prolapse, prosthesis rupture, and prosthesis capsule formation may also occur after surgery.
Prosthesis ptosis refers to the downward movement of breast augmentation prosthesis, resulting in the decline of breast position. The risk of ptosis may be increased if there is no proper care or improper selection of prosthesis after surgery. Prosthesis rupture may occur for a long time after operation, which is mostly caused by external force impact or prosthesis aging. Prosthesis capsule formation refers to a reaction of the body to the prosthesis, forming a thick capsule, which causes the breast to harden and requires secondary surgical repair.
Health risks
Breast augmentation prosthesis surgery not only has surgical and postoperative risks, but also may have a certain impact on women's health. Breast is one of the important organs of women. The prosthesis implanted in breast augmentation surgery may affect the results of breast examination and mammography. If breast examination or mammography is required, inform the doctor in advance to make appropriate adjustments.
In addition, breast augmentation prosthesis surgery may have a certain impact on lactation. The presence of prosthesis may reduce the ability of milk secretion, and even affect natural feeding. If you plan to become pregnant or intend to breastfeed, please consult with your doctor before the operation.
Summary
The risks of breast augmentation prostheses and plastic surgery hospitals involve three aspects: surgical risk, postoperative risk and health risk. Surgical risks include possible complications during the operation and adverse reactions of prosthesis materials. Postoperative risks may include normal physiological reactions such as postoperative pain and swelling, as well as complications such as prosthesis prolapse, rupture and cyst formation. Health risks may affect breast examination and lactation. These risks should be considered when selecting a hospital for breast augmentation prosthesis and cosmetic surgery. Qualified and skilled hospitals should be selected. At the same time, risks and nursing items before and after the surgery should be fully understood to ensure the safety and effect of the surgery.
