Breast augmentation effect: is it painful?
Breast augmentation surgery is a common plastic surgery, which can increase the size of the breast by implanting silicone or saline implants. However, many people have doubts about the pain level of breast augmentation surgery. Next, we will elaborate on the pain of breast augmentation surgery from four aspects: preparation, surgery process, postoperative recovery and hospital selection.
preparation
Before breast augmentation surgery, the doctor will give the patient a comprehensive physical examination and understand the patient's health status, expected results and surgical risks in detail. According to individual conditions, the doctor may recommend patients to choose different surgical methods. Before the operation, the patient needs to carry out a series of preparations, including blood sampling and ECG examination. The purpose of these preparations is to ensure the safety and smoothness after the operation.
For the concern about the pain of surgery, doctors usually provide some analgesic drugs to patients to reduce the pain after surgery. At the same time, the doctor will also tell the patient to abstain from eating and drinking before the operation, and instruct the patient to follow the doctor's instructions to take relevant drugs to reduce pain and discomfort.
Operation process
Breast augmentation surgery is usually performed under general anesthesia, and the operation time is about 1-2 hours. During surgery, doctors will implant breast augmentation plants under breast tissue. Usually, doctors will choose to implant under the breast tissue or behind the pectoralis major muscle to ensure the stability and natural sense of the implant. During the operation, the patient will not feel pain, because general anesthesia makes him in a coma.
After the operation, the patient will enter the recovery room for a rest period. At this stage, the patient may feel some soreness or slight numbness in the breast area, but generally there will be no obvious pain.
Postoperative recovery
On the first day after surgery, patients may have some pain, but most people can relieve their discomfort through the analgesic drugs recommended by doctors. The patient needs to rest within a few days after the operation to avoid strenuous exercise and lifting objects, so as not to affect the healing and fullness of the breast.
Usually, within one week after the operation, the patient can take a bath and change the gauze normally, but it is necessary to avoid kneading the breast area forcefully. The surgical incision usually adopts a well concealed position, such as the lower edge of the breast or the armpit, to reduce incision infection and pain. The pain is gradually relieved after the operation, and the patient can gradually return to normal life.
Hospital selection
Choosing a formal and professional hospital is the key to ensure the effect of breast augmentation surgery and the degree of pain. Patients can judge the level and reputation of the hospital by consulting doctors, consulting relevant qualifications and actual cases of the hospital. First class hospitals usually have advanced surgical equipment and professional medical teams to ensure the safety and success rate of surgery.
In the process of hospital selection, patients can also consult the experience of other patients and listen to the opinions of professionals. Considering the reputation of the hospital, patient evaluation, medical facilities and other factors, choosing a suitable hospital will help to achieve better surgical results and less pain.
Summary
Breast augmentation surgery is a common plastic surgery. During the surgery, patients are under general anesthesia and will not feel obvious pain. After surgery, patients may have some discomfort and pain, but through the guidance of doctors and the application of drugs, pain can be effectively alleviated. Reasonable postoperative care and selection of regular hospitals are also important factors to reduce pain. Therefore, the pain of breast augmentation surgery can be controlled as long as appropriate hospitals are selected, postoperative plans are formulated reasonably and doctors are actively cooperated.
