Risk factors of breast augmentation surgery
With the popularity of breast augmentation surgery, more and more women choose this method to change their body shape and enhance self-confidence. However, breast augmentation surgery is not completely without risks. The risks of surgery vary according to different individuals and surgical methods. The influencing factors of breast augmentation surgery risk are elaborated from four aspects below.
1. Operation method
There are two common methods of breast augmentation surgery: implantation of silicone prosthesis and autologous fat transplantation. Implantation of silicone prosthesis is the most commonly used surgical method at present, and its risks mainly include infection, prosthesis rupture, prosthesis displacement, etc. The autologous fat transplantation is to use the patient's own fat for breast augmentation. The operation risk is relatively low, but the operation effect is relatively unstable, which requires additional fat donors, and fat absorption may occur.
In addition, the location of the incision and postoperative care will also affect the risk of surgery. The common incision positions are axilla, areola and cleavage, and the risks of different incision positions are different. Postoperative nursing is strictly required to avoid infection and other complications.
2. Preoperative evaluation
Preoperative evaluation is very important for risk assessment of breast augmentation surgery. Doctors need to fully understand patients' physical conditions, breast conditions and personal expectations to determine the feasibility and risk of surgery.
The patient's physical condition includes health status, breast tissue status and breast shape. Some patients have breast prolapse or other breast problems, which will increase the complexity and risk of surgery. In addition, the patient's physical health needs to be evaluated, such as whether there are chronic diseases such as hypertension and diabetes.
3. Hospital and doctor selection
Choosing a formal, reputable hospital and experienced doctors is crucial to reducing the risk of surgery. Regular hospitals have perfect surgical equipment and standardized operating procedures, which can ensure the safety of the surgical process. Experienced doctors can conduct preoperative evaluation, surgical plan selection and operation according to the actual situation of patients, so as to reduce the risk of surgery.
When selecting hospitals and doctors, patients can conduct comprehensive evaluation by consulting others' experience, consulting the qualification certificates of hospitals and doctors, and comparing the facilities and services of hospitals.
4. Postoperative care and recovery
Postoperative nursing and recovery stages also affect the risk of surgery. Postoperative care includes regular reexamination and taking medicine on time to avoid infection and other complications. Patients need to follow the doctor's advice, pay attention to rest, diet, keep the wound clean, and avoid strenuous exercise. The process of recovery after surgery requires patience and time. The patient should maintain a calm mind and cooperate with the doctor's guidance for recovery exercise.
To sum up, the risk of breast augmentation surgery is affected by many factors, including the operation mode, preoperative evaluation, hospital and doctor selection, and postoperative care and recovery. Choosing a suitable operation method, fully understanding the operation risk, selecting the appropriate hospital and doctor, and actively cooperating with recovery measures after the operation can effectively reduce the operation risk and ensure the safety of the operation.
