Risk of breast augmentation surgery in Hunan Provincial People's Hospital
Breast augmentation surgery is a plastic surgery to enlarge the breast by implanting silicone or saline prosthesis. As a well-known medical institution, Hunan Provincial People's Hospital provides professional plastic surgery services. Although breast augmentation surgery has been widely used worldwide and has achieved remarkable results, there are still some risks. This article will elaborate on the risks of breast augmentation surgery in Hunan Provincial People's Hospital from four aspects.
Surgical risk
Breast augmentation surgery is a complex surgical process, which may involve anesthesia risk, surgical incision infection, bleeding, implant displacement and other issues. Although Hunan Provincial People's Hospital has experienced plastic surgeons and modern surgical equipment, there are still risks in the operation process. Infection of the surgical incision may lead to rejection or infection of the implant, which requires re operation. In addition, bleeding and implant displacement may occur during the operation, which requires timely treatment by doctors.
In addition, there are certain risks during anesthesia. Although narcotic drugs are widely used in the medical field, there are still a few patients who may be allergic to drugs, or have related organic diseases, and may have complications such as dyspnea and hypotension.
Therefore, when choosing breast augmentation surgery, patients should fully understand the risks of surgery and make decisions under the professional guidance of Hunan Provincial People's Hospital.
Postoperative complications
Postoperative complications are an important part of the risk of breast augmentation surgery. At the beginning of the operation, the patient may have local swelling, congestion and pain. These symptoms usually subside on their own after a period of time, but in a few cases may last longer.
In addition, breast augmentation surgery may also lead to postoperative infection, edema, foreign body sensation, scar hyperplasia, numbness and other problems. Infection is one of the most serious complications, which may need to be solved through drug treatment or further surgical intervention.
In addition, implant displacement is also a common complication. The displacement of the implant may lead to asymmetric shape, mass or scar, which requires repair surgery.
Postoperative recovery risk
The recovery period after surgery also has certain risks. Even if there are no obvious complications during the operation, patients still need to pay attention to the problems in the recovery process after the operation.
Hunan Provincial People's Hospital will provide patients with detailed nursing guidance, including rest, diet, clothing and other suggestions. However, patients may still experience postoperative pain, discomfort, limited mobility and other problems. These problems gradually eased after surgery, but patients need to wait patiently, cooperate with the doctor's advice and carry out rehabilitation exercises.
Psychological risk
In addition to physical risks, breast augmentation surgery also has psychological risks. Breast augmentation surgery may cause psychological pressure and anxiety to patients. Patients may be worried about the effect of surgery, complications or long-term impact of implants.
In addition, the uncertainty during the operation and the discomfort after the operation may also affect the mental health of patients. In order to reduce these risks, Hunan Provincial People's Hospital will provide patients with professional psychological support and counseling services to help patients cope with possible psychological problems during surgery.
Summary
To sum up, although the breast augmentation surgery provided by Hunan Provincial People's Hospital has made remarkable achievements in the field of plastic surgery, there are still some risks. These risks mainly include operation risk, postoperative complications, postoperative recovery risk and psychological risk. Before breast augmentation surgery, patients should fully understand the risks and possible complications of the surgery, and make decisions under the guidance of doctors.
