Is endoscopic breast augmentation common?
Breast augmentation surgery is a common cosmetic surgery, which aims to improve the shape and size of the chest and meet women's pursuit of perfect figure. Endoscopic surgery is a new technology in breast augmentation surgery in recent years, which can reduce surgical incision, trauma and pain. So, is endoscopic breast augmentation common? The following is a further discussion from four aspects: operation preparation, operation process, postoperative recovery and risk.
Surgical preparation
Before endoscopic breast augmentation surgery, patients need to carry out detailed physical examination and evaluation to determine whether it is suitable for surgery. The doctor will develop a personalized operation plan according to the patient's physical condition and needs, and inform the risks and possible complications of the operation. Patients also need to make relevant preoperative preparations, such as fasting, drug withdrawal, cleaning the surgical site, etc.
In the process of surgical preparation, endoscopic equipment and instruments need to be prepared separately for endoscopic surgery, and disinfected and checked. Endoscopic operation requires technical support from professional doctors, so hospitals need to ensure the safety and reliability of equipment.
Operation process
Endoscopic breast augmentation surgery is usually divided into anesthesia, incision and implantation. General anesthesia or local anesthesia is often used to ensure the safety and comfort of patients during the operation.
During endoscopic surgery, doctors introduce the endoscope into the body through a small incision, and observe the operation of the instrument in the body through the display screen. The small size of the endoscope reduces the trauma and provides a clearer vision, enabling doctors to operate more accurately.
During the operation, doctors will select appropriate implants according to the needs of patients and implant them accurately into breast tissue. Endoscopic operation has the advantages of small incision, less bleeding, fast recovery and obvious reduction of postoperative scars.
Postoperative recovery
After the endoscopic operation of breast augmentation surgery, patients need to carry out postoperative care and recovery in strict accordance with the requirements of doctors. There may be some swelling and pain after surgery, but compared with traditional surgery, endoscopic surgery has less pain and faster recovery.
In order to promote breast healing and recovery, patients need to follow the doctor's advice, such as wearing a special bra, avoiding strenuous exercise, and keeping a rest. The doctor will regularly follow up after the operation to check the effect of the operation and breast health.
risk
Endoscopic breast augmentation surgery has many advantages, but there are still some risks. Possible complications include postoperative infection, hematoma, breast deformation, etc. Patients should fully understand the risks and effects when choosing the operation mode, and fully discuss and communicate with doctors.
In addition, the scar and recovery effect after the operation also need the patient to have some psychological preparation. Although endoscopic operation reduces postoperative scars, everyone's recovery may be different.
Summary
To sum up, endoscopic breast augmentation surgery is a relatively common operation, with less trauma and faster recovery speed. Endoscopic operation has its unique advantages and precautions in terms of operation preparation, operation process, postoperative recovery and risks. However, each patient's situation and needs are different, so a professional doctor should be consulted and fully evaluated before making a decision.
