Risks and precautions of thoracic plastic surgery
Chest plastic surgery is a common cosmetic surgery, which can help women improve their chest shape and increase self-confidence. However, any operation has certain risks, so there are several aspects to consider and pay attention to before selecting and carrying out the operation.
1. Operation risk
The common risks of chest plastic surgery include infection, bleeding, scar, postoperative pain, etc. Postoperative infection is one of the common complications of *, which may require additional treatment and antibiotics. Bleeding is another possible risk, especially in the days following surgery. Scars are inevitable, but their effects can be mitigated through proper postoperative care and doctor's advice. Postoperative pain is also common, but can be relieved by drugs. In addition, the rejection reaction of the body to the implant may also occur after surgery, which needs timely treatment.
When selecting hospitals and doctors, qualified and experienced plastic surgeons should be selected, and the operation should be carried out in qualified hospitals. The professional level and experience of doctors are crucial to the success and risk control of surgery.
2. Preoperative evaluation and planning
Before the operation, the doctor will conduct a comprehensive preoperative evaluation. This includes assessment of physical health, allergic reaction, purpose and expectation of surgery, recovery time after surgery and other factors. The doctor will also plan the operation process with the patient, including the choice of implant, operation method, operation time, etc. Adequate and standardized preoperative evaluation can reduce the risk of surgery and ensure that the surgery achieves the desired effect.
Before chest plastic surgery, patients should understand the specific process of surgery and postoperative recovery. They should be clear about the purpose of surgery and postoperative expectations, so as to fully communicate and reach consensus with doctors.
3. Preoperative preparation and postoperative care
Preparation and postoperative care are important steps to ensure the success of surgery and reduce risks. Preoperative preparation includes physical examination, stopping taking drugs that may interfere with the operation, and avoiding smoking and drinking. Postoperative care includes regular follow-up examination, taking medicine on time, avoiding strenuous exercise, proper rest and diet, etc. Patients should strictly follow the doctor's recommendations for postoperative care to reduce the risk of surgery and promote postoperative recovery.
4. Postoperative risks and complications
The possible complications after thoracic plastic surgery include implant displacement, fibrous capsule formation, sensory abnormalities, etc. Implant displacement refers to the change of implant position, which may require repair surgery. Fibrous capsule formation refers to the excessive proliferation of capsule formed to protect implants, which may lead to chest deformity and induration. Abnormal sensation is a possible postoperative side effect, which may lead to decreased or lost nipple sensitivity.
During the postoperative period, patients should pay close attention to any abnormal symptoms in the recovery process and report to the doctor in time. Doctors will make diagnosis and treatment according to specific conditions to reduce the risk of complications.
Summary
Chest plastic surgery is a common cosmetic surgery, but it still needs careful selection and attention. Surgical risks include infection, bleeding, scars, and postoperative pain. Preoperative evaluation and planning, preoperative preparation and postoperative nursing are the key steps to reduce risks. Possible risks and complications after surgery include implant displacement, fibrous capsule formation and sensory abnormalities. During the whole operation and recovery process, close communication with the doctor and compliance with the doctor's recommendations are essential.
