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Is removal of breast prosthesis a major operation in Sichuan

Summary of breast prosthesis removal in Sichuan

Removal of breast prosthesis is a relatively complicated surgical procedure. It usually requires general anesthesia, and requires incision of breast tissue and removal of prosthesis. This operation is difficult and risky, and requires an experienced plastic surgeon. First, comprehensive assessment and preparation are required before surgery. The doctor will carefully check the breast condition of the patient, evaluate the size, position and status of the prosthesis, and develop a detailed surgical plan. At the same time, it is also necessary to conduct a comprehensive assessment of the patient's physical condition to ensure that they can tolerate the trauma and recovery process of surgery. Secondly, the operation itself is a rather complicated process. Doctors need to carefully cut through the skin and breast tissue to find and remove the prosthesis. During this process, care should be taken to avoid excessive damage to surrounding tissues. At the same time, doctors also need to carefully examine and deal with any abnormalities around the prosthesis, such as inflammation, induration, etc. Thirdly, the recovery process after surgery also needs close attention. The patient needs to undergo more traumatic surgery, so there will be a certain degree of pain, swelling and activity limitation after surgery. Doctors need to give appropriate pain relief drugs and care, and closely monitor the recovery of patients to ensure a smooth recovery. *After breast prosthesis removal, there are certain risks and complications. For example, complications such as bleeding and infection may occur during the operation, and problems such as scar and breast deformation may also occur after the operation. Therefore, patients need to fully understand the risks and expected effects of surgery, and make full psychological preparation when making surgical decisions.

Indication and contraindication of operation

The indications for breast prosthesis removal mainly include: 1. Prosthesis rupture or leakage: When the breast prosthesis is ruptured or leaked, it needs to be removed to avoid further damage to the body caused by the prosthesis materials. 2. Periprosthetic induration: Some patients will form induration around the prosthesis, which will affect the appearance and touch of the breast and require removal surgery. 3. Prosthesis infection: Prosthesis infection is a serious complication, which needs surgical treatment as soon as possible. 4. Patients require removal: some patients choose to take out the breast voluntarily for personal reasons, such as dissatisfaction with the effect of the prosthesis or want to change the appearance of the breast. At the same time, there are some contraindications for breast prosthesis removal, mainly including: 1. Serious heart, lung or other organ diseases: These basic diseases may not tolerate surgical trauma, increasing the risk of surgery. 2. Local skin infection: when there is infection at the operation site, it is necessary to control the infection before the operation. 3. The patient's physical and mental state is poor: if the patient's physical and mental state cannot withstand the surgical trauma, the doctor may postpone or cancel the operation. 4. Preoperative evaluation cannot determine the position or status of the prosthesis: If the condition of the prosthesis cannot be accurately evaluated, it may also be impossible to perform a safe removal operation. To sum up, doctors need to weigh the necessity and risk of surgery according to the specific situation of each patient, and fully communicate with patients to jointly make good treatment decisions.

Operation process and precautions

The removal of breast prosthesis usually adopts general anesthesia, and the whole operation process takes about 1-2 hours. The specific operation steps are as follows: 1. Incision: The doctor will make an incision under the original surgical incision or areola to carefully separate the skin and breast tissue until the prosthesis is found. 2. Removal: The doctor carefully takes out the prosthesis, and checks the tissue around the prosthesis. If there is any induration or infection, it needs to be treated. 3. Debridement: The doctor will thoroughly clean the surgical site, stop bleeding and remove any residual prosthesis materials. 4. Suture: After *, the doctor will carefully suture the incision to minimize postoperative scars. During the operation, doctors need to be extra careful to avoid excessive damage to surrounding tissues. At the same time, attention should be paid to aseptic operation to reduce the risk of infection. After the operation, the patient needs to be hospitalized for observation for a period of time, and the doctor will give pain relief drugs and antibiotics. The patient needs to cooperate with the doctor, keep the surgical site clean, and gradually resume activities. Usually, the suture can be removed after 2-4 weeks and recovery training can be started. It should be noted that after the removal of breast prosthesis, the appearance and touch of the patient's breast may change to some extent. Some patients may need breast reconstruction surgery to restore the beauty and function of the breast.

Surgical risks and complications

Although breast prosthesis removal is a relatively common operation, there are certain risks and complications. Patients need to fully understand and be prepared. *Common complications include: 1. Bleeding: bleeding may occur to some extent during the operation, which needs to be stopped in time. 2. Infection: The surgical site may be infected, and antibiotics should be used for treatment. 3. Scar: The surgical incision may form obvious scars, affecting the appearance. 4. Breast deformation: After the prosthesis is taken out, the breast may be deformed or sagging to some extent. In addition, some rare but serious complications may occur, such as vascular injury, nerve injury, etc. These complications may require secondary surgery. In order to reduce the risk of surgery, patients need to select experienced plastic surgeons for surgery, and strictly follow the doctor's instructions for preoperative preparation and postoperative care. At the same time, patients also need to be psychologically prepared to understand the risks and expected effects of surgery, so as to reasonably evaluate the necessity of surgery.

summary

In short, breast prosthesis removal is a relatively complex surgery, which requires experienced doctors to operate. A comprehensive assessment is required before the operation, and the operation process is also quite complicated. Close attention should be paid to the recovery after the operation. At the same time, this kind of operation also has certain risks and complications, and patients need to fully understand and make psychological preparations. For patients who need to take out breast prosthesis, the key to ensure the smooth operation and recovery is to select the appropriate doctor, make full preparations, and actively cooperate with the treatment. Only in this way can we reduce the risk of surgery to a large extent and obtain ideal surgical results.

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