What are the risks of breast augmentation surgery in Fuzhou Strait Hospital
With the continuous development of people's aesthetic concept, breast augmentation surgery has become a more and more popular cosmetic surgery. However, like all operations, breast augmentation surgery also has certain risks. When performing breast augmentation surgery in Fuzhou Strait Hospital, patients need to understand the possible risks and complications and make wise decisions. This article will elaborate on the risk of breast augmentation surgery in Fuzhou Strait Hospital from the aspects of preoperative assessment, intraoperative risk, postoperative complications and surgical failure.
Preoperative evaluation
Before breast augmentation surgery, the professional doctors of Fuzhou Strait Hospital will conduct a comprehensive physical examination and preoperative evaluation of the patient. This is to determine whether the patient is suitable for breast augmentation surgery and the best plan for surgery. However, even after detailed evaluation, there are still some risks before surgery.
First, patients may have allergic reactions to narcotic drugs, including dyspnea, anaphylactic shock, etc. Secondly, the patient may have severe bleeding or infection during the operation. In addition, preoperative evaluation may not be able to fully understand the patient's psychological status and expectations, leading to the operation results inconsistent with expectations.
In general, preoperative evaluation is an important link to ensure the smooth operation, but it can not completely eliminate the risk of surgery.
Intraoperative risk
In the process of breast augmentation surgery in Fuzhou Strait Hospital, there are still some intraoperative risks. First, unexpected complications may occur during the operation, such as hematoma, congestion, nerve injury, etc. in the operation area. Secondly, technical errors may occur during the operation, leading to more serious risk of complications for patients.
In addition, too long operation time will also increase the risk of patients. Long term operation may lead to greater tissue damage and blood circulation disorders, increasing the risk of postoperative complications.
Fuzhou Strait Hospital will fully consider the risks during breast augmentation surgery and take corresponding preventive measures, but patients still need to understand the potential risks during surgery.
Postoperative complications
Some complications may occur after breast augmentation surgery. First, postoperative infection may occur. The surgical wound is the entrance of bacterial infection. If the postoperative nursing is improper or the patient's individual immunity is low, the risk of infection will increase. Secondly, there may be excessive scar hyperplasia after surgery, which affects the appearance.
In addition, patients may experience fracture or displacement of the prosthesis. Prosthesis rupture may cause the contents of the prosthesis to enter the surrounding tissues, causing pain and discomfort. However, the prosthesis displacement may affect the surgical effect, which requires a second operation for repair.
Although Fuzhou Strait Hospital will take various preventive measures to reduce the risk of postoperative complications, these risks cannot be completely avoided.
Operation failure
The final effect of breast augmentation surgery may not meet the expectations of patients, which is considered as a failure of surgery. The reasons for failure may include improper surgical techniques, poor tissue response of patients, improper selection of prostheses, etc.
Failure of operation may lead to negative emotional reaction of patients to their body image, which seriously affects their mental health. Therefore, when deciding to accept breast augmentation surgery, patients should fully understand the risks and possible failures of the surgery, and have a detailed discussion and communication with the professional doctors of Fuzhou Strait Hospital.
Summary
There are certain risks in breast augmentation surgery in Fuzhou Strait Hospital, including the uncertainty of preoperative evaluation, the existence of intraoperative risks, the possibility of postoperative complications and the risk of surgical failure. When patients decide to accept surgery, they need to fully understand these risks, and fully discuss and communicate with doctors to make wise decisions.
