What are the risks of bone grinding surgery in Chengdu Plastic Surgery Hospital?
Chengdu is an economically developed city in China, where plastic surgery is more and more popular. As a common plastic surgery, bone grinding can change the facial bone structure to shape the facial contour. However, bone grinding is not without risks. The following will elaborate on the risks of bone grinding surgery in Chengdu Plastic Surgery Hospital from four aspects: operation risk, operation related complications, operation sequelae and hospital selection.
Surgical risk
The bone grinding operation is a complex operation, so there are certain surgical risks. First, bleeding and infection may occur during the operation. The blood vessels and nerves of the face will be touched during the operation. If the operation is not careful, it may lead to bleeding, and even blood transfusion is required in serious cases. In addition, the surgical incision is also vulnerable to infection and may cause serious inflammatory reaction.
Secondly, there are anesthesia risks during the operation. Bone grinding surgery requires general anesthesia, and the burden of anesthesia on the body cannot be ignored. Some patients may be allergic to narcotic drugs or cannot tolerate the side effects of anesthesia, which may lead to complications such as dyspnea and hypotension.
In addition, there may be other risks after the operation, such as postoperative pain, hematoma, congestion, etc. These complications need to be treated in time, or they may affect the recovery of patients.
Operation related complications
In addition to the risk of surgery, there are some specific complications of bone grinding surgery. The first is abnormal facial sensation. During the operation, facial nerves may be damaged, and patients may feel numbness, tingling, abnormal sensitivity and other uncomfortable symptoms after the operation.
The second is facial deformation. Bone grinding surgery can change the facial bone structure, but not all people can fully adapt to this change. Postoperative problems such as facial asymmetry and mandibular changes may occur.
In addition, there is a certain risk of recurrence. Although surgery can significantly change the facial contour, facial bones may also gradually re develop over time, resulting in less than expected surgical results.
Surgical sequelae
Some long-term problems may occur after bone grinding surgery. The first is facial stiffness. Since the operation is close to the facial skeleton, the face may have a certain degree of stiffness after the operation, affecting the natural degree of expression.
The second is facial bone loosening. After the operation, the facial bones may become loose, resulting in changes in the facial contour, which requires another operation for correction.
Finally, there are facial scars. Incision is required during operation, and scar will be left at the incision. Although doctors will try to reduce the impact of scar, the formation of scar is inevitable.
Hospital selection
Choosing the right hospital is also very important to reduce the risk of surgery. First, formal plastic surgery hospitals with relevant qualifications and medical equipment should be selected. This can ensure the safety and effect during the operation.
Secondly, choose an experienced plastic surgeon. Bone grinding surgery requires doctors to have accurate anatomical knowledge and operating technology, and experienced doctors can better assess the risk of surgery and perform surgery.
Finally, it is also important to consult other patients. You can learn about the surgical experience and evaluation of other patients through the hospital's official website, social media and other channels, and choose a hospital with good reputation.
To sum up, the bone grinding operation in Chengdu Plastic Surgery Hospital has certain risks, including operation risks, operation related complications, surgical sequelae, etc. Choosing a suitable hospital and consulting an experienced doctor can reduce the risk of surgery. At the same time, patients should also have a clear understanding of the risk of surgery.
