Does breast augmentation and breast beauty surgery require hospitalization?
Breast augmentation surgery is one of the most popular plastic surgery nowadays. Many women choose breast augmentation surgery in order to have a full and strong chest. However, many people have doubts about whether to be hospitalized after surgery. In the following article, we will elaborate on whether breast augmentation and breast beauty surgery needs hospitalization from four aspects: the type of surgery, the mode of surgery, the risk of surgery and postoperative nursing.
Type of operation
Breast augmentation surgery can be divided into silicone breast augmentation and saline breast augmentation according to the type of implants. Silicone breast augmentation is to implant silicone into breast tissue, which can achieve a more natural effect. The physiological saline breast augmentation is to inject the physiological saline into the breast, which can achieve a certain degree of enlargement. Depending on the type of operation, the need for hospitalization may also vary.
For silicone breast augmentation surgery, since the implants are large and the incision needs to be large, it generally needs to be hospitalized for 1 to 2 days for observation and recovery. The saline breast augmentation surgery is relatively simple, and can be discharged on the same day in most cases.
Operation mode
There are two main methods of breast augmentation surgery, namely, breast augmentation through the nipple and underarm. Under nipple augmentation surgery is performed through the incision around the nipple at the lower edge of the breast, and the implants also enter the breast from this position. Underarm breast augmentation is performed through an underarm incision, and the implant enters the breast from the underarm position. Different surgical methods may have different requirements for hospitalization.
Generally speaking, the trauma of breast augmentation through nipple is relatively small, and the recovery period is relatively short. In most cases, there is no need to be hospitalized. However, due to the need to enter the breast from the armpit, the axillary augmentation surgery has a high requirement for trauma, and may require hospitalization for 1 to 2 days for observation and treatment of potential complications.
Surgical risk
Whether silicone breast augmentation or saline breast augmentation, there are certain risks in surgery. Possible complications include infection, prosthesis rupture, and breast hardening. Although the risk of surgery is small, additional medical care and observation may be required if complications occur.
Therefore, depending on the risk of surgery, doctors may recommend that patients be hospitalized for observation and treatment of complications. Especially for silicone breast augmentation surgery, because the implant is large, it may increase the probability of complications, so hospitalization observation is more safe and reliable.
Postoperative care
No matter whether hospitalization is needed or not, postoperative nursing is an important part of breast augmentation and breast beauty surgery. Patients need to rest, eat and care for wounds according to the doctor's instructions. Especially in the first few days after the operation, you need to rest and avoid strenuous exercise and breast collision. It is also very important to ensure regular follow-up visits so that doctors can check the recovery while carrying out postoperative care.
To sum up, whether the breast augmentation and breast beauty surgery requires hospitalization depends on the type of surgery, surgical method, surgical risk and the specific situation of the patient. Although some patients may complete the operation without hospitalization, hospitalization can provide better observation and medical care and reduce complications. Therefore, when deciding whether to be hospitalized, it is recommended to consult a professional doctor and make a choice according to personal circumstances.
In conclusion, whether breast augmentation and breast beauty surgery requires hospitalization is not a fixed answer, but depends on individual conditions. The type of operation, the mode of operation, the risk of operation and postoperative care are all important factors affecting the need for hospitalization. Only by carefully consulting the doctor, understanding the details of the operation and making decisions according to their own conditions can the safety of the operation and the recovery effect be ensured.
