What side effects does plastic surgery and breast augmentation beauty hospital have?

In today's beauty seeking society, breast augmentation surgery has become a choice for many people to change their appearance and enhance their self-confidence. However, as a medical operation, plastic breast augmentation also has its side effects and risks. This article will elaborate the possible side effects of plastic surgery and breast augmentation beauty hospital from four aspects.

Operation failure and dissatisfaction

Failure or dissatisfaction of patients may occur during plastic and breast augmentation surgery. The failure of operation may be manifested as unsatisfactory shape and asymmetric breast size after operation. The patient's dissatisfaction may be due to the high expectation of the postoperative effect, or the gap between the surgical results and the expected results. These conditions may lead to emotional instability of patients, and have a negative impact on their own image and mental health.

In addition, the failure or dissatisfaction of the operation may also require secondary repair surgery. The second operation not only imposes additional burden on the patient's body and psychology, but also increases the risk of operation and the possibility of side effects.

Risk of infection and complications

Plastic augmentation surgery is an invasive surgery, so there is a risk of infection and complications. Postoperative complications such as infection, bleeding, swelling and pain may occur. These complications may require additional treatment and rehabilitation time, and have a negative impact on the quality of life and physical health of patients.

The preoperative preparation and postoperative care of patients are also important links to prevent infection and complications. Following the doctor's instructions and taking appropriate preventive measures can reduce the risk of infection and complications.

Physiological changes and recovery process after surgery

After plastic and breast augmentation surgery, the breast may have physiological changes, including swelling, pain, breast sensitivity, etc. These changes may last for weeks or months, and eventually gradually recover. Some patients may feel uncomfortable or affect activities of daily living.

In addition, the recovery process after surgery needs to follow the doctor's recommendations, including wearing specific supports, regular reexamination and taking drugs on time. For some patients who do physical work or need vigorous exercise, they may need to suspend relevant activities and adjust their lifestyle appropriately after surgery.

Psychological influence and social recognition

Plastic and breast augmentation surgery will not only affect the appearance of patients, but also may affect their mental health and social recognition. Some patients may be under the pressure of self-image, resulting in psychological problems such as anxiety, anxiety and even depression.

In addition, the views and evaluations of society on plastic surgery may also have an impact on patients. Some people may face questions and criticisms from family, friends or social environment. Patients need to be clear about their motivations and expectations, and fully communicate and consult with professional doctors.