breast augmentation sequela

Sequof breast augmentation include capsular contracture, prosthesis displacement, infection, prosthesis exposure, bleeding and hematoma, paresthesia, breast asymmetry, etc. 1. Capsular contracture This is a relatively common type. After the prosthesis is implanted, the human body will A capsule forms around it. If this capsule shrinks excessively, it will cause the breast to harden, deform, and even cause pain, seriously affecting the appearance and feel. It may be related to individual constitution, surgical operation, postoperative hematoma and other factors. 2. Prosthesis migration may be caused by inaccurate placement of prosthesis during surgery, excessive activity in the early stage after surgery or external impact. Prosthesis migration will make breast shape unnatural and may require re-operation for adjustment. 3. Infection Any surgery has the risk of infection, breast augmentation surgery is no exception. If infection occurs, breast redness, fever, pain and other symptoms may need to be removed for treatment. Surgical environment, aseptic operation and postoperative care are closely related to the occurrence of infection. 4. Prosthesis exposure is rare but serious consequences. Usually due to excessive pressure on the local tissue of the prosthesis, resulting in skin rupture, so that the prosthesis exposed. This not only affects the appearance, but also may cause more serious problems. 5. Bleeding and hematoma during surgery or incomplete hemostasis after surgery may lead to bleeding, blood accumulation to form hematoma. Smaller hematomas can be absorbed by themselves, larger ones may need to be treated. 6. Paraesthesia surgery may damage the breast or peripheral nerves, resulting in breast hypoesthesia, numbness, or pain. This condition is sometimes temporary, but it may also be permanent. 7. Breast asymmetry may be caused by inaccurate preoperative design, differences in surgical procedures, or asynchronous recovery after surgery. Although doctors try to be symmetrical, complete symmetry is sometimes difficult to achieve. It is important to emphasize that although these sequelae are possible, the risk of their occurrence can be reduced to some extent by selecting experienced doctors, conducting preoperative evaluation and preparation, and strictly following postoperative care requirements. At the same time, patients should fully understand the advantages and disadvantages of surgery and possible sequelae before deciding to perform breast augmentation surgery, and make careful choices.