What are the dangers of breast liposuction?

Breast augmentation by liposuction seems to be a two-pronged weight loss and body shaping method. Not only can you use your own fat, but you can also promote fat filling in the breasts, which is very effective for the body. The principle of breast augmentation by liposuction is very simple. Fat is extracted from the fat accumulation area, and then the extracted fat is filled into the breasts. However, this technology currently has certain hazards.

Breast augmentation by liposuction can extract fat from the areas where fat is accumulated to achieve the effect of breast augmentation. It can achieve the effects of weight loss and breast augmentation at the same time, but two aspects must be paid attention to when performing liposuction breast augmentation surgery. First, you need to carefully choose the liposuction method. In addition, the amount of liposuction and injection in this operation needs to be strictly controlled, and you should not transplant too much at one time.

Although liposuction and breast augmentation are currently relatively safe and reliable plastic surgery procedures, they also have higher requirements for the surgery. Therefore, it is necessary to find a professional doctor to perform the surgery in a regular hospital to avoid affecting the quality of the surgery, resulting in reduced surgical results or various adverse complications, and to ensure good postoperative services.

The surgical method is simple, does not require hospitalization for observation, and the recovery is fast after the operation. The scars are not obvious and the injections can be repeated many times. Because autologous fat is used, the hand feel is good after the operation and there is no rejection reaction. The dual effects of weight loss and breast augmentation can be easily achieved.

Like other surgical plastic surgery, breast augmentation with liposuction also has certain risks. Therefore, you should actively cooperate with the doctor during the operation to minimize the possible risks of the operation.

1. Patients must describe their medical history in detail and correctly treat surgical risks

2. The doctor carefully examines and prepares carefully before the operation

3. The doctor should perform delicate operations and stop bleeding thoroughly during the operation, communicate more with the patient after the operation, and deal with any problems immediately

4. Patients should strictly follow the postoperative precautions.