The sequelae of breast augmentation in Shuimen Hospital, Thailand
Thailand Watergate Hospital is a well-known plastic surgery hospital, which is selected by many patients for breast augmentation surgery. However, like any other surgery, breast augmentation surgery may have some sequelae. This article will elaborate on the sequelae of breast augmentation surgery in Thailand's Watergate Hospital from four aspects: postoperative pain, infection risk, scar formation and surgical failure.
Postoperative pain
Pain after breast augmentation surgery is very common, especially in the first few days after surgery. The degree of postoperative pain varies with individual constitution and surgical method. Generally speaking, the pain is most severe on the first day after surgery, but the pain will gradually reduce. You can use pain relievers recommended by your doctor to relieve pain and discomfort. However, some patients may have long-term postoperative pain, which may require further treatment and follow-up observation.
In addition, postoperative pain may also affect patients' activities and quality of life. During rehabilitation, patients need to avoid strenuous exercise and heavy lifting to avoid additional pressure and pain on the breast.
Risk of infection
Another sequela of breast augmentation surgery is the risk of infection. There is a risk of infection in any operation, including breast augmentation. Postoperative breast infection may occur, leading to redness, swelling, pain, fever and other symptoms. The risk of infection may be related to factors such as personal hygiene before and after the operation, sterility of the operation and postoperative nursing.
If infection symptoms are found after surgery, the patient should seek medical advice from the doctor in time. The doctor may prescribe antibiotics to treat the infection, and recommend following the correct wound cleaning and nursing methods to prevent the spread of infection.
Scarring
Breast augmentation surgery may lead to scar formation, especially for those patients who are highly sensitive to scar formation. Postoperative scars usually fade away within a few months after surgery, but some patients may still see significant scars for a long time.
In order to reduce scar formation, patients should follow the doctor's advice, correctly use scar care products, and avoid direct sunlight and irritating activities. If the scar after surgery causes psychological or physical distress to the patient, they can consult the doctor to explore other treatments or methods to hide the scar.
Operation failure
Surgical failure is a serious sequela, although relatively rare. As a well-known plastic surgery hospital, Thailand Watergate Hospital has an experienced medical team, but still cannot completely eliminate the risk of surgical failure.
Surgical failure may include breast asymmetry, hard lump formation, implant displacement and other problems. If the patient is not satisfied with the result of the operation, he should contact the doctor in time and discuss further repair surgery.
To sum up, the breast augmentation surgery in Thailand's Watergate Hospital has some sequelae, such as postoperative pain, infection risk, scar formation and surgical failure. Before deciding to perform breast augmentation surgery, patients should understand the possible risks in detail and select the appropriate hospital and doctor for surgery. Postoperative care and precautions are also very important to reduce the occurrence of sequelae and reduce the degree of discomfort.
