Is it safe to get breast enhancement injections?

Injection breast augmentation usually refers to increasing breast volume and fullness by injecting fillers such as autologous fat, hyaluronic acid, or other synthetic materials. If high-quality breast augmentation injections are selected, the procedure is generally safe. However, improper injection techniques or inadequate postoperative care may lead to risks such as breast nodules, fat liquefaction, hormonal imbalances, allergic or rejection reactions, and abnormal breast shape. Injected substances may cause local infections, inflammation, or formation of hard lumps. Additionally, improper procedures may result in filler displacement, affecting aesthetics or even causing health problems. Moreover, the long-term effects are unstable and may require periodic touch-up injections.

Prior to choosing injection breast augmentation, it is essential to undergo a comprehensive physical examination to ensure there are no serious internal medical conditions or local infections. Communicate thoroughly with your doctor to understand the expected outcomes, quality of the injectable materials, and postoperative care requirements. Choose a reputable hospital and an experienced physician to minimize surgical risks. After the procedure, strictly follow the doctor's instructions for postoperative care, such as limiting physical activity, using elastic bandages, and taking oral anti-inflammatory medications, to promote recovery and reduce the occurrence of complications.