Risk of breast augmentation surgery
With the progress of society and the change of aesthetic concept, more and more women choose breast augmentation surgery to improve their appearance. However, breast augmentation surgery is not entirely without risks. Before surgery, it is very important to understand and understand the relevant risk issues. The risks of breast augmentation surgery will be described in detail from four aspects.
Surgical complications
Breast augmentation surgery may involve two main types of complications: early complications and late complications.
Early complications refer to problems that occur in a period of time after surgery, including infection, bleeding, tissue necrosis and thrombosis. These complications may require reoperation to resolve.
Delayed complications are problems that occur several years or more after surgery. The most common delayed complications are implant displacement, sclerosis, skin relaxation and scar formation. Regular follow-up examinations are needed to monitor and prevent these problems.
Therefore, it is very important to understand these potential complications. Before deciding to perform breast augmentation surgery, patients should fully communicate with doctors and understand their own health conditions.
Postoperative recovery problems
Breast augmentation surgery is a kind of traumatic surgery, and patients need some time to recover. Pain, swelling and congestion may occur after surgery. These discomforts usually fade away within days or weeks after surgery.
In addition, the patient also needs to avoid strenuous exercise and weight lifting within a few weeks after the operation, so as not to affect the recovery and stability of the implant position. If the patient needs a lot of activities for work, he or she may need to take some time off to recover.
In the process of postoperative recovery, patients also need to be regularly reviewed and followed up, and follow the doctor's guidance to ensure the smooth progress of the recovery process.
Aesthetic effect
The aesthetic effect of breast augmentation surgery is the focus of many patients. However, whether the surgical results are satisfactory depends not only on the skills of doctors, but also on individual differences.
On the one hand, the effect after surgery may not meet the expectations. The shape and size of the breast may not fully meet the patient's expectations, or it may be uneven. This may require additional surgery to correct.
On the other hand, over time, the implant may relax, shift or have other adverse changes. Although these problems can be repaired by surgery, it also requires additional costs and recovery time.
Psychological problems
Breast augmentation surgery not only involves physical risks, but also may affect the mental health of patients.
Some patients may have different levels of anxiety and tension before surgery. After the operation, if the patient is not satisfied with the effect of the operation, there may be a sense of inferiority and mood fluctuations.
In addition, some patients may rely on surgery, pay too much attention to their appearance, and have doubts about whether the implant is suitable and whether further surgery is needed. This may lead to body image disorders or other mental health problems.
Therefore, before deciding to perform breast augmentation surgery, patients need to comprehensively assess their physical and mental health to ensure that they make a wise decision.
Summary
The risk problems of breast augmentation surgery include surgical complications, postoperative recovery, aesthetic effects and psychological problems. Complications of the operation may require reoperation. Postoperative recovery requires a certain amount of time and precautions. The surgical results may not meet the expectations, and additional surgery is required to correct them. Surgery may also have an impact on patients' mental health. Therefore, before deciding to perform breast augmentation surgery, patients should fully communicate with doctors and understand the risks, and comprehensively assess their physical and mental health.
