Reasons for Rejection of Patients in Prosthesis Breast Augmentation County Hospital
Prosthesis breast augmentation surgery is one of the most popular plastic surgery nowadays. However, due to various reasons, sometimes the county hospital will refuse the patient's application for breast augmentation surgery. In this article, we will elaborate on the reasons why the county hospital rejected patients from four aspects: medical conditions, patients' physical conditions, surgical risks and patients' expectations.
Medical conditions
First of all, breast augmentation with prosthesis requires certain medical conditions. The county hospital may refuse the patient's application because the hospital equipment is not complete or the relevant surgical equipment and materials are insufficient. In addition, the hospital may also need an experienced plastic surgery team to perform surgery. If the county hospital does not have enough funds and resources to meet these medical conditions, they may refuse the patient's application.
On the other hand, breast augmentation with prosthesis is a procedure that needs to be strictly executed. The operating room and the nursing conditions before and after the operation should meet the hygiene requirements. If the conditions of the hospital do not meet the corresponding standards, they may refuse the operation for the safety of patients.
Finally, the hospital may refuse the patient's application because of the conditions and regulations related to the surgery. In order to ensure the smooth operation, the hospital may require patients to carry out a series of examinations and preparations, such as blood examination, chest X-ray, etc. If the patient does not meet the relevant requirements, the hospital may refuse the surgery application.
Patient's physical condition
Prosthesis breast augmentation surgery can only be performed if the patient is in good physical condition. If the patient has serious chronic diseases, such as heart disease or lung disease, the risk of surgery will increase. The county hospital may refuse the operation application of such patients to ensure the safety of the operation.
In addition, if patients have received other surgery or treatment in the recent period, their physical recovery may not have reached the level of receiving breast augmentation surgery with prosthesis. The hospital may ask the patient to wait for a period of time to fully recover before the operation. This is also a reason for rejecting the patient's application.
Finally, the age of the patient is also a factor to consider. Prosthesis breast augmentation surgery is usually suitable for adult women, because full breast development has been completed. If the patient is too young or too old, the hospital may refuse the surgery application.
Surgical risk
Any operation has certain risks, and breast augmentation with prosthesis is no exception. Some patients may have potential health problems, making them more prone to surgical risks. These risks include infection, bleeding, prosthesis rupture, etc. If the doctor thinks the risk of surgery is too high, the hospital may refuse the application for surgery to ensure the safety of patients.
In addition, some patients have high expectations for the surgical results, and they may expect to obtain perfect chest shape through breast augmentation surgery with prosthesis. However, the results of the operation may not be satisfactory. In order to avoid patient dissatisfaction and reduce unnecessary disputes, the hospital may refuse the application of such patients.
Patient expectations
Finally, the patient's expectation is also an important factor that affects whether the county hospital rejects the surgery application. Some patients may have misconceptions or unreasonable expectations about the surgical procedures, recovery time, postoperative effects, etc. If the patient's expectations are unreasonable or cannot be met, the hospital may refuse the surgery application.
In short, there are many reasons for the county hospital to refuse the patient's application for breast augmentation surgery. Medical conditions, patients' physical conditions, surgical risks and patients' expectations are all factors that affect hospital decisions. Before choosing surgery, patients should understand and accept these decisions, and choose the appropriate hospital and doctor to perform surgery.
