Risk of breast augmentation surgery in Nanning Nanguo Maternity Hospital
Breast augmentation surgery is a common plastic surgery, which aims to change the shape and size of the chest and provide patients with more ideal figure and self-confidence. However, just like any operation, breast augmentation surgery in Nanning Nanguo Maternity Hospital also has certain risks. This article will elaborate from four aspects: preoperative preparation, surgical process, postoperative nursing and complications.
Preoperative preparation
Before breast augmentation surgery, doctors need to conduct a comprehensive physical examination and evaluation of patients. These examinations usually include mammography, breast ultrasound and blood sampling. The patient also needs to inform the doctor of his or her allergy history, disease history, and medication he or she is taking, so that the doctor can better assess the risk of surgery.
Improper preoperative preparation may increase the risk of surgery. If the patient has serious health problems, such as heart disease or lung disease, it may not be suitable for breast augmentation surgery. In addition, if the patient has blood circulation or coagulation problems, it may also increase the risk of surgical bleeding.
In addition, inaccurate preoperative evaluation may also lead to unsatisfactory surgical results. The patient should fully communicate with the doctor to ensure that the preoperative evaluation can accurately predict the surgical results.
Operation process
Breast augmentation surgery usually requires the use of narcotic drugs, including local anesthesia or general anesthesia. Although anesthesia has been relatively safe in modern medicine, there are still some risks. Adverse reactions such as allergic reaction, dyspnea or nausea may occur during anesthesia.
The choice of incision and implant during surgery will also affect the risk of surgery. Too large or improperly positioned incisions can cause scarring and infection. The selection of implants should be based on the needs of patients and the recommendations of doctors, but improper selection may lead to postoperative discomfort or complications.
In addition, surgical errors may occur during the operation, such as wrong cutting or needle injury. These errors may affect the surgical results and increase the risk of complications for patients.
Postoperative care
Postoperative nursing is an important link to ensure the operation effect and reduce the risk of complications. Patients need to be nursed in the recovery period according to the doctor's suggestions, including rest, regular reexamination, and avoiding strenuous exercise. If the patient does not follow the doctor's advice, it may increase the risk of infection, scar and other complications.
In addition, patients' protection of the operation area is also an important measure to prevent complications. Patients should avoid excessive friction or pressure on the surgical site to avoid infection or displacement.
Improper postoperative care may lead to infection, scar hyperplasia, implant displacement and other complications.
complication
Complications of breast augmentation surgery include but are not limited to infection, bleeding, hematoma, wound healing problems, scar, implant rupture or displacement, etc. The incidence of these complications is usually low, but there are still some risks.
Infection is a serious complication that may require additional treatment and surgical repair. Hematomas and scars may lead to unsatisfactory appearance, and implant displacement may require further surgery to correct.
summary
Although Nanning Nanguo Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital has rich experience and professional team in the field of plastic surgery, breast augmentation surgery still has certain risks. Improper preoperative preparation, problems during the operation, negligence of postoperative nursing and complications may affect the results of the operation and the health of patients. Therefore, when considering breast augmentation surgery, patients should fully communicate with doctors, understand the risks and possible complications of the surgery, and do a good job in preoperative preparation and postoperative nursing.
