Risk and side effects of autogenous breast augmentation surgery in Jinan
Breast augmentation surgery is a plastic surgery that changes the shape and size of the breast by injecting the patient's own fat or filler into the breast. In Jinan, many medical institutions provide autologous breast augmentation surgery services. However, like any other surgery, autogenous breast augmentation surgery also has certain risks and side effects. This article will elaborate on the risks and side effects of autogenous breast augmentation surgery in Jinan from four aspects.
1. Preoperative risk
Before autologous breast augmentation surgery, doctors usually conduct a comprehensive physical examination and evaluation of the patient to ensure that the patient is suitable for surgery. However, even if adequate preparations are made before surgery, there are still some potential risks that may arise.
First of all, the patient may have an allergic reaction to the anesthetic used during the operation. Although this condition is rare, once it occurs, it may lead to serious breathing difficulties and heart problems.
Secondly, autologous breast augmentation surgery needs to extract fat from other parts of the patient and transplant it into the breast. This process may cause bleeding, infection and serious tissue damage.
2. Postoperative risks
After autologous breast augmentation surgery, patients may experience some postoperative risks and side effects.
First, pain and discomfort are common side effects after surgery. Due to the stimulation of the surgical incision and the transplant area, patients may feel pain and swelling, and need appropriate analgesic treatment.
Secondly, autologous fat transplantation may cause some fat to fail to survive, which may lead to uneven breast shape and size. In some cases, a second operation is required to correct it.
In addition, infection may occur after autologous fat injection. Because the infusion tube needs to be inserted during the operation, and multiple stomas may be required after the operation, which will increase the risk of infection. Infection may cause breast pain, fever, abscess and other symptoms, which need timely treatment.
3. Long term side effects
Over time, autologous breast augmentation surgery may also have some long-term side effects.
First, the breast after autologous fat transplantation may have an irregular or granular appearance. The uncertainty of fat absorption and decomposition may lead to uneven breast or granular lumps.
Secondly, autologous fat transplantation may have a certain impact on the breast. The damage to breast tissue during operation may affect the secretion of milk and the normal structure of breast tissue.
In addition, calcification may occur in the breast after surgery, which is a manifestation of breast disease. Although this situation is rare, it needs timely follow-up and treatment.
4. Selection of medical institutions
In order to reduce the risks and side effects of autologous breast augmentation surgery, it is very important to select appropriate medical institutions.
First, ensure that plastic surgeons with relevant qualifications and rich experience are selected for surgery. The technical level and experience of doctors have an important impact on the safety and effect of surgery.
Secondly, ensure that the medical institution where the operation is performed has good equipment and sanitary conditions. The sanitary condition of the operation environment is directly related to the infection risk of the operation.
Finally, establish good communication with medical institutions, understand the operation process, risks and side effects in detail, and make full preoperative preparation and assessment before the operation.
summary
Jinan autologous breast augmentation surgery is a plastic surgery that needs careful consideration. Preparation before operation and selection of medical institutions are crucial to reduce risks and side effects. However, due to individual differences and the complexity of the operation itself, risks and the possibility of side effects cannot be completely eliminated. Therefore, before making a decision, patients should fully understand the risks and side effects of surgery, and fully communicate and consult with doctors.
