Does breast augmentation surgery have sequelae?
Breast augmentation surgery is a cosmetic surgery to increase breast size by implanting silicone or saline and other materials. Although this operation can help women achieve plump breasts, it has also triggered public concern about whether there are sequelae after the operation. The following is a detailed description of the true situation of breast augmentation surgery from several aspects.
1. Postoperative discomfort
In the recovery period after breast augmentation surgery, patients may have some postoperative uncomfortable symptoms, such as pain, swelling, blood stasis, etc. These symptoms are usually temporary, and can be alleviated and treated through drugs and care provided by the hospital. Most patients can relieve their discomfort and gradually return to normal within a few days after surgery.
In addition, within a few months after surgery, the patient's breast may feel numb or allergic. This is caused by the temporary impact of the surgical incision and implant on the nerve, which generally disappears within a few months.
In general, these symptoms are common and can be effectively managed and alleviated within a reasonable recovery period.
2. Implant related issues
In breast augmentation surgery, the selection and placement of breast implants play a vital role in the postoperative results and problems.
The first is the choice of implants. Generally speaking, silicone implants used in modern medical technology are relatively safe and reliable. Qualified hospitals and doctors will select appropriate implants according to the patient's physical condition and expected goals. Silicone implants are closer to real breast tissue in texture and elasticity, and can produce more natural appearance and feel.
The second is the choice of implantation position. Implants can be placed under or on the pectoralis major. Although the two positions have their own advantages and disadvantages, doctors will choose the most suitable position according to the patient's physical characteristics and needs to achieve better results.
In a word, proper implant selection and placement can minimize postoperative problems.
3. Postoperative complications
Although the risk of breast augmentation surgery is low under modern medical technology, there is still a certain risk of postoperative complications.
The most common complication is infection. This may occur around the surgical incision, causing redness, swelling, pain and fever. Qualified hospitals will take a series of strict disinfection and protective measures to reduce the risk of infection to ensure the safety of surgery.
Other possible complications include implant displacement, capsule formation, breast sclerosis, etc. However, the incidence of these complications is very low and can be treated and prevented through regular inspection and treatment.
4. Long term effect and maintenance
The effect of breast augmentation surgery is long-term, but not permanent. Implants may have certain changes over time, such as changes in shape, feel and position. In addition, the natural changes of breast tissue, aging of human body and other factors may have a certain impact on the surgical effect.
In order to maintain a good surgical effect and reduce the occurrence of sequelae, regular follow-up and examination are very important. Patients should take measures such as breast self inspection, regular inspection and replacement of implants when necessary according to the doctor's recommendations to ensure the stability and safety of the surgical effect.
summary
Breast augmentation surgery, as a common cosmetic surgery, has some common postoperative symptoms, but these symptoms are usually temporary and can be alleviated through reasonable nursing. The selection of qualified hospitals and doctors, appropriate implants and locations can minimize the occurrence of surgery related problems. Although there is a risk of postoperative complications, reasonable surgery and postoperative care can greatly reduce its incidence. In terms of long-term maintenance, regular follow-up and inspection are essential to ensure the stability and safety of the surgical effect. In conclusion, although breast augmentation surgery has some potential sequelae risks, under the guidance of qualified hospitals and doctors, these risks can be minimized to achieve beautiful chest effects for patients.
