What are the sequelae of McGonagall breast augmentation?
McGonagall breast augmentation surgery is an operation to change the shape and size of the chest by implanting silicone or saline inflatable prosthesis. Although this kind of surgery is more and more popular in the beauty and plastic industry, there are also some potential sequelae. Next, we will elaborate on the sequelae of McGonagall breast augmentation from the following four aspects.
1. Pain and discomfort
Many patients may experience some degree of pain and discomfort after McGonagall breast augmentation surgery. This is because the muscles and tissues are cut open during the operation, and the surrounding tissues are stimulated and damaged to a certain extent by implanting the false sense. Pain usually occurs within a few days or weeks after surgery and gradually subsides. During rehabilitation after surgery, the doctor may recommend that the patient take pain relievers to relieve discomfort.
However, some patients may experience long-term pain or discomfort, which may be caused by surgical complications, postoperative infection or improper prosthesis size. In case of severe pain or discomfort, the patient should seek medical advice in time and consult a professional doctor.
2. Abnormal feeling
After McGonagall breast augmentation surgery, some patients may have abnormal sensation in the breast region. This may include feelings of over sensitivity or numbness in the skin of the nipple or breast. This is because the nerves around the breast may be damaged during the operation. Normally, this abnormal sensation will return to normal within weeks or months, but a few patients will have persistent abnormal sensation.
If the patient still feels abnormal within a few months after the operation, a professional doctor should be consulted to determine whether there are complications or infections.
3. Postoperative complications
McGonagall breast augmentation surgery may cause some serious complications. The most common one is prosthesis rupture or leakage. Prosthesis rupture may be caused by external force impact, surgical error or time lapse. When the prosthesis ruptures, the patient may feel chest swelling, pain or deformation. If fracture of prosthesis is suspected, the patient should seek medical advice immediately and receive further examination.
In addition to prosthesis rupture, other complications include postoperative infection, fluid accumulation, bleeding, granuloma and scar formation. These complications usually require further treatment, including surgical repair or drug treatment, to reduce symptoms and restore normal function.
4. Psychological influence
The psychological impact of McGonagall prosthesis augmentation surgery on patients can not be ignored. Some patients may have anxiety, depression or body image problems after surgery. They may not be satisfied with the results of the operation, or they may be worried about the views of people around them on their operation.
In order to cope with this psychological impact, patients can seek help from psychological counseling or support groups. Sharing experience with others who have experienced surgery can help patients better cope with emotional fluctuations and body image problems after surgery.
summary
McGonagall breast augmentation surgery is a common plastic surgery, but also accompanied by some potential sequelae. These sequelae include pain and discomfort, paresthesia, postoperative complications, and psychological effects. Although most patients can recover smoothly after surgery, it is very important for patients with serious symptoms or complications to consult and seek professional medical help in a timely manner.
