Is Laiwu's autogenous breast augmentation surgery risky?
Breast augmentation surgery with autologous fat is a cosmetic surgery that can change the breast shape and achieve breast augmentation by transplanting the patient's own fat to the breast area. There are many hospitals in Laiwu area that provide autologous breast augmentation surgery services, but patients often worry about the possible risks of the surgery before the surgery. This article will elaborate on the risks of Laiwu autologous breast augmentation surgery from four aspects: surgical operation, potential complications, surgical effect and postoperative nursing.
Operation risk
Autologous breast augmentation surgery requires fat extraction and transplantation, each of which has certain risks.
First, fat extraction may cause complications. Fat extraction needs to be carried out through needle aspirators or phacoemulsifiers, which may lead to local tissue damage, infection or bleeding and other complications. However, these risks can be reduced by proper operation after professional training of medical personnel in regular hospitals.
Secondly, fat transplantation may also have certain risks. The fat after transplantation may not survive completely, which may lead to partial improvement, and the surgical effect does not meet the expectations. In addition, fat transplantation may cause breast related complications such as breast hyperplasia and cyst formation. Before surgery, patients need to fully understand these potential risks and make decisions under the guidance of professional doctors.
Finally, complications such as wound infection and delayed wound healing may occur after surgery. However, strict aseptic operation and postoperative care before, during and after the operation can minimize these risks.
Risk of potential complications
In addition to the operational risks, there are also some potential complications of autologous breast augmentation surgery.
First, fat mass formation may occur after surgery. Some transplanted fat may form lumps, causing tactile sclerosis or discomfort. This situation may require further treatment, such as local massage or surgical removal.
Secondly, breast infection may occur after surgery. Breasts after fat transplantation may be at increased risk of infection, which may lead to complications such as breast pain, redness, swelling, and fever. Timely and appropriate treatment can alleviate the symptoms, but patients need to pay close attention to the breast after surgery.
In addition, traumatic scar hyperplasia and depression may occur after surgery. Surgical procedures and individual differences may lead to scar hyperplasia or depression. This condition may require further reconstructive surgery to improve breast shape.
Risk of surgical effect
The effect of autologous breast augmentation surgery is affected by many factors, and there are certain risks.
First of all, the surgical effect may not be as expected. The effect of autologous fat transplantation is affected by many factors, such as the amount and quality of fat implanted, the survival rate of fat and so on, and may not achieve the desired effect of patients. The patient needs to fully communicate with the doctor before the operation, and reasonably expect the operation effect.
Secondly, asymmetry may occur after surgery. Because there may be differences in the structure of the left and right breasts of the human body, breast asymmetry may occur after surgery. Patients need to understand and accept this potential risk before surgery.
In addition, fat absorption and atrophy may occur after surgery. After fat transplantation, some fat may be absorbed or atrophied, leading to changes in breast morphology. This requires regular follow-up and evaluation of patients after surgery, and communication with doctors at any time.
Postoperative nursing risks
The risk of autologous breast augmentation surgery is not only limited to the surgical process, but also the postoperative care is crucial.
First of all, after the operation, it is necessary to strictly follow the doctor's instructions for nursing, such as taking antibiotics, local wound care, etc. Failure to follow the doctor's advice may lead to infection and other complications.
Secondly, after the operation, it is necessary to avoid strenuous exercise and external force squeezing the breast to prevent the fat transplant from being damaged or displaced.
In addition, it is necessary to pay attention to the adjustment of diet and living habits after surgery, such as avoiding overeating, smoking cessation and alcohol abstinence, to promote the survival of fat and maximize the effect of transplantation.
Summary
To sum up, Laiwu autologous breast augmentation surgery has certain risks. Operation risks include complications during fat extraction and transplantation, potential complications include fat mass formation, breast infection and scar hyperplasia, etc. Operation effect risks include unsatisfactory operation effect and breast asymmetry, and post operation nursing risks include improper nursing and bad living habits. Patients should fully understand these risks before choosing surgery and make decisions under the guidance of professional doctors.
