Does the prosthetic breast augmentation surgery in the Military University Hospital hurt?
With the development of society and the change of people's aesthetic concept, more and more people choose to accept breast augmentation surgery with prostheses to improve their figure and appearance. However, many people have doubts about whether the operation is painful. This article will elaborate from four aspects: preoperative preparation, anesthesia mode, operation process and postoperative recovery.
Preoperative preparation
Before breast augmentation surgery, the Military University Hospital will conduct a comprehensive preoperative evaluation and preparation for patients. First of all, the doctor will conduct a comprehensive examination of the patient's physical condition to ensure that the patient has no contraindications. Secondly, doctors will fully communicate with patients to understand their expectations and needs, and select appropriate prosthesis types and sizes according to individual differences. In addition, patients also need to carry out a series of examinations, such as mammography, breast ultrasound, etc., to ensure the safety and feasibility of the operation.
The Military University Hospital attaches great importance to preoperative preparation, and will provide patients with detailed surgical guidance and preoperative precautions. Patients need to stop taking certain drugs in advance, such as aspirin, to avoid the risk of intraoperative bleeding. In addition, patients also need to follow the doctor's advice to make necessary preparations, such as taking photos, buying suitable underwear, etc.
Anesthesia mode
The Military University Hospital provides a variety of anesthesia methods to ensure the comfort and safety of the operation. The common anesthesia methods are local anesthesia and general anesthesia. Local anesthesia will inject anesthetics at the operation site to make the operation site painless. General anesthesia will make the patient sleep, and there is no pain during the operation.
The choice of anesthesia mode will depend on the complexity of the operation and the patient's personal situation. Generally speaking, breast augmentation with prosthesis can be completed through local anesthesia. This kind of anesthesia has a good control effect on the pain of surgery, and can alleviate the pain of patients.
Operation process
The prosthetic breast augmentation surgery in the Military University Hospital was completed by an experienced expert team. The surgical procedure usually includes three main steps: incision, prosthesis implantation and suture. The whole operation takes about 1-2 hours.
First, the doctor will make an incision under the breast or armpit to implant the prosthesis. The incision is generally small, and the postoperative scar is less obvious. Then, the doctor will select the appropriate size prosthesis and put it into the incision after strict disinfection. Finally, the doctor will carefully suture the incision to ensure good wound healing.
Postoperative recovery
After prosthetic breast augmentation surgery, patients need postoperative care and recovery under the guidance of doctors. Doctors will provide patients with detailed postoperative precautions and contraindications to avoid infection and other complications.
Postoperative pain may vary from person to person. Generally speaking, the pain after surgery will gradually reduce within a few days. The Military University Hospital will issue appropriate pain relief drugs according to the specific conditions of patients to help patients relieve pain. In addition, patients need to follow the doctor's recommendations for regular follow-up visits and breast massage to ensure stable surgical results and good postoperative recovery.
Summary
The prosthetic breast augmentation surgery in the Military University Hospital is committed to providing a safe and comfortable surgical experience through careful arrangements and attention in many aspects, such as preoperative preparation, anesthesia mode, surgical process and postoperative recovery. There may be some pain during the operation, but the pain of patients can be greatly relieved through reasonable anesthesia and pain management. The expert team of the Military University Hospital will focus on the safety and health of patients throughout the process to ensure the success of the operation and patient satisfaction.
