How to perform breast augmentation surgery in public hospitals
Breast augmentation surgery is an operation to increase the size and shape of the chest by implanting a prosthesis. As a formal medical institution, public hospitals also provide breast augmentation surgery services. The following will elaborate on how public hospitals perform breast augmentation surgery from the aspects of surgical indications, surgical procedures, hospital selection and surgical risks.
Surgical indications
Before choosing breast augmentation prosthesis surgery, it is necessary to first understand the indications of the surgery. The doctor will evaluate the patient's chest conditions and personal needs, including chest dysplasia, postpartum breast reduction, chest sagging and shrinking, and breast relaxation caused by weight loss. Only those patients who meet the surgical indications after the evaluation of professional doctors can perform breast augmentation prosthesis surgery.
For breast augmentation surgery in public hospitals, relevant medical examination results need to be provided, such as chest X-ray, breast ultrasound, electrocardiogram, etc. These examination results will help doctors fully understand the breast condition of patients and determine the most suitable surgical method and prosthesis selection.
Operation process
Breast augmentation surgery is a complex operation, which generally requires preoperative discussion. Doctors will develop personalized surgery plans for patients according to their needs and medical examination results.
On the day of operation, patients need to make preoperative preparations in advance, including washing, aseptic dressing, etc. Anesthesiologist will perform general anesthesia or local anesthesia for patients to ensure the smooth operation.
During the operation, the doctor will make an incision according to the operation plan and implant the prosthesis under the breast tissue. The operation time is generally about 2 hours. After the operation, the doctor will suture the wound and make a good rest and observation for the patient.
Hospital selection
Choosing a suitable hospital is an important part of breast augmentation surgery. As a medical institution with strength and reputation, public hospitals have professional medical teams and complete equipment, and can provide safe, standardized and high-quality surgical services.
When choosing a hospital, patients can consider factors such as the specialized level of the hospital, the experience and skills of doctors, and the success rate of surgery. The comprehensive strength and reputation of the hospital can be understood through the recommendation of relatives and friends, the evaluation of professional rating agencies and the information on the hospital's official website.
At the same time, patients can also consult the doctor for detailed preoperative consultation, understand the hospital's operating equipment and operating specifications, and ensure that the selected hospital can meet their own needs.
Surgical risk
Breast augmentation prosthesis is a safe operation, but there are still some risks. The risk of operation mainly includes infection, prosthesis rupture, rejection reaction, etc. The doctor will inform the patient of the risks and precautions of the operation in detail before the operation, and make an assessment according to the patient's physical condition to ensure the safety of the operation.
After surgery, patients need to pay close attention to the recovery of the breast and avoid strenuous exercise and breast massage to reduce the risk of surgery. At the same time, patients also need to follow the doctor's guidance for postoperative care and follow-up to ensure the stability and safety of the surgical effect.
Summary
Public hospitals have rich experience and professional medical teams in breast augmentation surgery, and can provide safe, standardized and high-quality surgical services for patients. When selecting public hospitals for breast augmentation surgery, patients should consider the factors such as surgical indications, surgical procedures, hospital selection and surgical risks to ensure the safety and effect of the surgery.
