Risks of breast augmentation surgery in Guangxi and matters to be understood
With the social progress and the change of people's aesthetic concept, breast augmentation surgery has become a common plastic surgery, which can help women achieve a plump and straight chest. However, breast augmentation surgery still has certain risks, and patients should understand these risks before choosing surgery. This article will elaborate on the risks of breast augmentation surgery in Guangxi from four aspects: preoperative evaluation, anesthesia risk, surgical complications and postoperative complications.
1. Preoperative evaluation
Before breast augmentation surgery, the doctor will conduct a detailed preoperative evaluation to ensure that the patient's physical condition is suitable for surgery. This assessment process includes the patient's physical health, breast tissue and whether the patient has potential diseases. The patient needs to provide a detailed medical history and receive necessary examinations, such as breast color ultrasound, blood examination, etc. Through preoperative evaluation, doctors can know whether patients have allergies, infections, inflammation and other factors, so as to ensure the smooth operation.
Another important purpose of preoperative evaluation is to determine the desired effect of patients and select appropriate surgical methods. Different patients have different shapes and expectations of the chest. Doctors need to design individualized surgical plans according to the actual situation of patients to meet the needs of patients.
Finally, the results of preoperative evaluation will also affect the risk assessment of surgery. For some patients with potential risks, doctors need to be more careful in selecting the surgical methods and techniques to ensure the safety of surgery.
2. Anesthesia risk
Thoracic augmentation surgery requires anesthesia, which itself has certain risks. Before the operation, the doctor will evaluate the anesthesia of the patient and select the appropriate anesthesia method according to the patient's physical condition. During anesthesia, doctors will monitor the vital signs of patients, as well as the depth and effect of anesthesia. Nevertheless, anesthesia may still lead to some complications, such as respiratory depression, allergic reaction, nausea and vomiting.
Therefore, in breast augmentation surgery, patients should choose a regular hospital or beauty salon for surgery to ensure the availability of anesthesia equipment and professional anesthesiologists. In addition, patients should fully inform the doctor of their allergy history, anesthetic reaction history, etc. before surgery, so that the doctor can take corresponding preventive measures.
3. Surgical complications
Complications may occur in any operation, and breast augmentation surgery is no exception. Surgical complications may include infection, bleeding, hematoma, scar hyperplasia, breast tissue necrosis, etc. Although these complications are not common, patients still need to know their occurrence probability and prevention methods.
In order to reduce the occurrence of surgical complications, patients should choose experienced plastic surgeons for surgery and follow the doctor's postoperative nursing guidance. After surgery, patients should pay attention to rest, avoid strenuous activities, take the medicine prescribed by the doctor on time, and return regularly to find and deal with any complications in time.
4. Postoperative complications
After breast augmentation surgery, some patients may have some postoperative complications. These complications may include pain, swelling, congestion, scar hyperplasia, etc. Patients may need a period of recovery after surgery, which may affect their normal life and work.
Postoperative care is very important. Patients should take nursing measures such as rest, diet and breast cleaning according to the doctor's instructions. If the patient has abnormal conditions, such as fever, obvious pain, wound discomfort or exudation, consult the doctor in time.
summary
Breast augmentation surgery is a common plastic surgery, but there are also certain risks. Patients should have a comprehensive preoperative assessment before choosing surgery, and fully understand the risks and possible complications of surgery. Choosing a regular hospital or beauty salon for surgery and carrying out postoperative care according to the doctor's guidance can reduce the occurrence of postoperative complications. Most importantly, patients should carefully choose surgery according to their own conditions and expectations, and fully communicate and discuss with doctors.
