How much is the operation cost of breast augmentation in maternity hospital?
Breast augmentation surgery in obstetrics and gynecology hospital is a kind of cosmetic surgery in which implants are put into breast tissue through surgery to change the shape and size of the breast. The cost of surgery is one of the concerns of many people. The following will elaborate on the cost of breast augmentation surgery in maternity hospitals from the aspects of hospital selection, surgical methods, implant types and post nursing care.
1. Hospital selection
When choosing maternity hospital for breast augmentation surgery, the cost will be different. Generally speaking, the cost of large general hospitals is relatively high, while that of private beauty hospitals is relatively low. Large general hospitals often have high-end equipment and professional medical teams, and their surgery costs will be correspondingly high. The private beauty hospital will set the operation cost according to the market demand and competition, so it may be relatively low. In addition, the costs of hospitals in different regions are also different. Hospitals in the first tier cities have higher costs, while those in the second and third tier cities are relatively low.
In general, when selecting a hospital, it is necessary to consider factors such as the hospital's popularity, technical strength, equipment conditions, doctor's experience, diagnosis and treatment environment, as well as the economic affordability of the operation costs.
2. Operation method
The specific cost of breast augmentation surgery will also be affected by the surgical method. At present, the common methods of breast augmentation surgery mainly include three approaches: nipple, armpit and cleavage. These approaches have their own advantages and disadvantages, and their postoperative recovery and surgical effects are also different. Transpapillary approach is the most common method of surgery. The surgical incision is around the nipple, which has the advantages of concealed incision, rapid recovery, etc., but the operation is difficult and relatively expensive. The axillary approach is to enter the armpit through an incision. The operation cost is relatively low, but the recovery period may be slightly longer. For the cleavage approach, the incision is at the cleavage, and the cost is in the middle compared with the other two methods.
In addition, there are two common methods for breast augmentation surgery, namely fat filling and implant filling. Fat filling is to extract autologous fat and inject it into breast tissue after special treatment, which is relatively expensive; Implant filling is to change the shape and size of the breast by implanting medical silica gel or saline filling, and its cost is relatively low.
3. Implant type
The type of implants is also one of the key factors affecting the cost of breast augmentation surgery. The cost of surgery varies according to the implant. At present, the common implants on the market are medical silica gel and saline filling. Medical silica gel implants have the advantages of soft texture and real hand feeling, and the operation cost is relatively high. The saline filling material is relatively cheap, but because the filling material may cause corresponding edema reaction after surgery, the recovery period may be slightly longer.
In addition, the prices of implants of different brands and specifications will also vary. Due to the relationship between brand effect and technology content, some implants of international famous brands are expensive.
4. Post care
The cost of breast augmentation surgery is also related to postoperative care. Regular follow-up after surgery, including local nursing, will have a certain impact on the cost of surgery. Some hospitals may provide regular follow-up of cosmetic surgery and related medical insurance, and these additional services may increase the cost of surgery.
Summary
The cost of breast augmentation surgery in maternity hospitals is affected by many factors, including hospital selection, surgical methods, implant types and post nursing care. When selecting a hospital, multiple factors should be considered comprehensively, and decisions should be made according to individual economic affordability. At the same time, the doctor should be consulted before the operation to understand the specific content and cost composition of the operation, so as to make a wise choice.
