Breast augmentation surgery has many risks, and the most feared is infection during the operation

Breast augmentation surgery has many risks, but it is safe and has double protection

According to media reports, in order to look better on camera, many celebrities have gone crazy for plastic surgery, which has also started a plastic surgery trend. However, there are inevitably risks in operating on the face. For example, former Shiseido daughter Li Mi had breast augmentation surgery, but because she didn't massage it properly, her breasts became as hard as balls.

Plastic surgeon Dr. Zhang Dali pointed out that the three types of people who have breast augmentation surgery are those with "breast hypoplasia", "postpartum breast atrophy" and "needs in the workplace". Breast augmentation surgery is one of the ways for women to seek a perfect body shape. With the advancement of medical technology, breast augmentation surgery has indeed been significantly improved to become a safe cosmetic surgery. However, there are still risks to be faced during the operation, such as the risks of anesthesia, the risks of implants, and postoperative care and complications, which are all issues that patients and doctors need to pay attention to.

Dr. Zhang Dali: By reducing various risks, breast augmentation surgery can achieve zero risk

Reduce the risk of capsule, massage DIY without tools: Use HD high-definition endoscopic breast augmentation to avoid high and low breasts and double breasts caused by insufficient dissection space, and reduce the risk of capsule. Therefore, self-massage after surgery is easy and enjoyable. There is no need to emphasize the importance of massage, and there is no need to massage for life.

Reduce the risk of surgical bleeding and eliminate the need for drainage tubes: The full HD high-definition endoscope system has a wider and deeper field of view, allowing you to clearly see the blood vessels and veins, and can completely stop bleeding. There is no need to place drainage tubes, which reduces the burden on the body and reduces the risk. Therefore, recovery is fast, no hospitalization is required, and normal life and work are not affected.

Reduce the risk of unnatural breasts: Different from the traditional breast augmentation surgeries of "pectoralis major muscle breast augmentation" and "subfascial breast augmentation", these two surgeries are not completely suitable for thin women, flat-chested women, women who are losing weight, or women with postpartum breast atrophy. However, the use of "muscle fascia layer breast augmentation" technology can combine the advantages of pectoralis major muscle and subfascial breast augmentation to avoid unnatural bowl-shaped breasts.

The hidden risk of breast augmentation surgery - infection during surgery

Dr. Zhang Dali said that now because of the endoscopic-assisted breast augmentation, the chances of capsular contracture are getting less and less. However, many problems of capsular contracture or infection after breast augmentation surgery are actually caused by bacterial infection, which has a lot to do with how the clinic controls the infection rate.

There are two main reasons why breast augmentation surgery may fail. One is to avoid bleeding, and the other is bacterial infection. The problem of heavy bleeding can now be avoided by using endoscopic electrosurgery, but environmental infection is often the main cause of the disease. Therefore, in addition to choosing a professional physician, the environment of the clinic and whether there are sterile equipment are the key to the success of breast augmentation surgery!

Dr. Zhang Dali mentioned that any breast augmentation surgery, no matter how it is performed, is risky. Consumers must make a thorough assessment before the surgery to see if the physician, clinic, nurse, and equipment you are about to undergo are professional. Never listen to the consultant's one-sided words and expose yourself to surgical risks. Only in this way can a truly zero-risk breast augmentation surgery be created.

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