Risk and complications of McGonagall prosthetic breast augmentation hospital
Megger breast augmentation surgery is one of the most popular cosmetic surgery. It can improve the shape and size of the breast by implanting silicone prosthesis in the lower part of the breast. However, like all operations, McGonagall breast augmentation surgery also has certain risks and complications. It is very important for those who are considering this operation to understand the risks and complications.
Surgical risk
McGonagall breast augmentation surgery is generally safe, but there are still some risks. First, the McGonagall prosthesis itself may leak or break. This may result in displacement of the prosthesis, or irritation of surrounding tissue, causing pain or swelling. Secondly, the operation may lead to bleeding or congestion, which is rare but still possible. In addition, postoperative infection may also occur after surgery. At present, the McGonagall prosthesis has made many improvements to reduce the risk of leakage and rupture, but these risks cannot be completely ruled out.
In addition, the operation itself has certain risks. McGonagall breast augmentation surgery needs to be performed under general anesthesia, so the operation process itself has certain risks. General anesthesia may cause nausea, vomiting, sore throat and other uncomfortable symptoms, and in rare cases, general anesthesia may cause serious allergic reactions.
Postoperative complications
In addition to the risk of surgery, there are also some potential complications after McGonagall breast augmentation surgery. Postoperative pain and swelling are common reactions, but these symptoms usually disappear within a few weeks. However, some patients may have postoperative infection. If the infection occurs in the tissue around the McGonagall prosthesis, additional treatment may be required, such as antibiotics or even the removal of the prosthesis.
In addition, fibrous capsule formation between the prosthesis and surrounding tissues may also occur after surgery. In this case, the fibrous capsule will become thick and heavy, and may lead to changes in breast shape and discomfort, which may require further surgery to repair. In addition, the prosthesis may also be displaced and need to be adjusted through additional surgery.
Postoperative nursing and prevention
In order to reduce the risk and complications, postoperative nursing is very important. The doctor will provide patients with detailed postoperative nursing guidance, including how to keep the surgical site clean, how to correctly wear a supportive bra to support the breast, and postoperative precautions. The key to preventing complications is to follow the doctor's advice and visit again regularly to ensure recovery.
In addition, it is also very important to choose an experienced and reputable McGonagall prosthetic breast augmentation hospital. This can ensure the safety of the operation and the quality of the results. When selecting hospitals, we can refer to the qualification certification of hospitals, the experience and qualifications of doctors, etc. In addition, actively communicating with doctors and understanding the risks and possible complications of surgery can also help patients make wise decisions.
summary
Although McGonagall breast augmentation surgery has achieved good results in improving breast shape and size, there are certain risks and complications both in the operation itself and after the operation. Leakage or rupture, bleeding or congestion, infection, fibrous capsule formation and prosthesis displacement are all possible problems. However, through reasonable postoperative care and selection of experienced and reputable hospitals, these risks can be greatly reduced and satisfactory surgical results can be obtained.
