Postoperative response I of breast augmentation surgery: postoperative pain
As one of China's advanced medical technology cities, breast augmentation surgery is very common here. However, no matter how perfect the operation process is, there will be some reactions after the operation. First, breast augmentation surgery will cause some pain. It is normal for the tissue around the operation site to be stimulated and cause postoperative pain due to incision of breast tissue and insertion of prosthesis during the operation.
This kind of pain usually reaches its peak within 48 hours after surgery, and then gradually reduces. The doctor will give appropriate analgesics according to the patient's condition to help alleviate the pain. Usually, patients need to rest and limit activities to reduce chest movement and speed up the wound healing process.
The duration and intensity of postoperative pain vary from individual to individual. Most patients will feel obvious relief within one week, but it may last longer under special circumstances. Patients need to have regular reexamination and follow-up under the guidance of doctors to deal with possible complications in a timely manner.
Postoperative response II of breast augmentation surgery: swelling and congestion
Another common postoperative reaction is swelling and congestion. Within a few days after the operation, the breast and the tissues around the operation site will appear swelling and congestion to varying degrees. This is because the incision of breast tissue and the implantation of prosthesis during surgery will lead to local vascular damage, causing blood leakage and congestion between tissues.
Doctors will put special bras or bandages on patients after surgery to provide proper support and reduce swelling. In addition, the doctor may also recommend cold compress to relieve swelling. Patients need to pay close attention to the changes of swelling and congestion. If there is obvious deterioration or pain, they should consult a doctor in time.
In most cases, swelling and congestion will gradually subside about a week after surgery, but it may take weeks or months for complete recovery. Patients need to wait patiently and follow the doctor's advice for proper care and activity restrictions.
Postoperative response 3 of breast augmentation surgery: abnormal sensation and breast hardening
Postoperative paresthesia and breast stiffness are also common reactions in some patients. Because the breast tissue is stimulated during the operation, some patients may have abnormal sensation of the nipple or breast skin, such as numbness, tingling or allergy. This abnormal sensation usually subsides spontaneously within a few weeks.
In addition, the breast may become harder after surgery. This is because the implanted prosthesis needs a certain time to heal with the surrounding tissue and form a fibrous capsule. During this process, the breast may feel hard, stiff or tight. This feeling usually diminishes gradually and returns to normal within a few months. Patients need to be followed up regularly to ensure the normal healing process.
Postoperative response IV of breast augmentation surgery: postoperative complications and risks
Although breast augmentation surgery is a relatively safe plastic surgery, there are still some postoperative complications and risks. Possible complications include infection, internal scar formation, prosthesis rupture or displacement, breast asymmetry, etc. These complications need to be found and treated in time.
In order to reduce the risk of postoperative complications, patients need to choose a formal and qualified hospital and doctor for surgery, and follow the doctor's postoperative nursing guidance. Regular review and follow-up after surgery is also an important step, which helps to find and deal with possible problems in a timely manner.
Summary
The breast augmentation surgery in Dalian has a high level and technical support in all aspects. However, there are still some reactions after surgery, such as postoperative pain, swelling and congestion, sensory abnormalities and breast stiffness, as well as certain postoperative complications and risks. Before surgery, patients should fully understand the surgical process and possible reactions after surgery, select appropriate hospitals and doctors for surgery, and follow the doctor's nursing guidance and postoperative follow-up. Only through scientific and reasonable nursing and recovery measures, patients can successfully achieve the desired results of breast augmentation surgery.
