What are the risks of breast augmentation with implants?
Generally, breast augmentation with implants involves placing implants in the chest to increase breast volume and achieve a breast enhancement effect. The general reference price for breast augmentation with implants ranges from 20,000 to 100,000 yuan per session, and visible improvement is usually observed within 20 to 45 days. Potential risks of breast implant surgery include infection, bleeding and hematoma, implant rupture or displacement, capsular contracture, and abnormal breast sensation. Detailed explanations are as follows:
1. Infection
During surgery, if sterilization is incomplete or postoperative care is improper, bacteria may enter the incision, leading to infection.
2. Bleeding and Hematoma
If hemostasis is incomplete during surgery or postoperative dressing is improperly applied, bleeding and hematoma may occur. Close observation of the incision healing is necessary postoperatively, and timely management of bleeding and hematoma is required.
3. Implant Rupture or Displacement
Improper surgical technique, implant quality issues, or postoperative external trauma may lead to implant rupture or displacement, causing breast deformity, pain, and even affecting appearance.
4. Capsular Contracture
As silicone implants are foreign bodies, rejection reactions may occur after surgery, potentially leading to capsular contracture around the implant. If symptoms of capsular contracture appear, prompt medical attention is necessary.
5. Abnormal Breast Sensation
Due to nerve damage during surgery or poor postoperative recovery, the breasts may feel numb or overly sensitive. This sensory abnormality may improve over time.
If breast augmentation with implants is desired, it is recommended to visit a reputable hospital and undergo the procedure under the guidance of qualified physicians to avoid the aforementioned adverse effects.