Are there risks in plastic surgery? What are the risks of plastic surgery?

Do you know about plastic surgery in your life? Today, the editor will share with you whether there are risks in plastic surgery and what the risks are. If you also want to know, let's learn together.

All plastic surgeries have trauma, complications and scars, which will have certain impacts on the body and psychology of the person undergoing the surgery. Therefore, if people choose plastic surgery, they also choose risks. So if you want to have plastic surgery, you must think carefully and think twice before you act. Don't make hasty decisions. If you really decide to have plastic surgery, you must choose a regular hospital and choose better medical equipment.

1. Be careful not to leave scars or failures

Some less formal beauty salons or improper facial surgery may leave scars on a smooth face. Some cosmetic surgeries may cause itching, pain and discomfort due to improper disinfection. In the early stage, the scars may bulge on the skin surface or be accompanied by abnormal pigment metabolism, affecting the appearance. In severe cases, contracture may occur, causing facial deformity.

2. Alternative plastic surgery makes you ugly instead of beautiful

Nowadays, every large and medium-sized city has a very small number of young people who are "fascinated by Korea" and "fascinated by Japan". They are keen on wearing tongue piercings, lip piercings, sharpening their ears, and turning their belly buttons into crosses or hearts, and other alternative plastic surgeries.

3. Complications may occur after blepharoplasty

Although blepharoplasty is a very common cosmetic surgery and is very safe, since it is an open surgery, there is always the possibility of complications. It is understood that before, during and after the operation, care should be taken to avoid the following possible complications as much as possible: such as hematoma. Double eyelid surgery often uses pressure to stop bleeding, which may cause hematoma when the trauma is large, and can cause vision loss in severe cases; such as infection, attention should be paid to disinfection during and after the operation; in addition, such as asymmetric double eyelid height, short and shallow double eyelid folds, uneven double eyelid line, triangular eyes, deep double eyelid line, triple eyelids, and the formation of incision scars, etc.

1. Rhinoplasty: Rhinoplasty refers to a procedure that fills the nose with various autologous, allogeneic tissues or tissue substitutes to raise the sunken tissue of the dorsum of the nose or the bridge of the nose to improve the appearance of the nose.

2. Facial wrinkle removal: Facial ultrasonic scalpel effectively removes facial and neck wrinkles, performs facial lifting, and achieves a rejuvenating effect.

3. Double eyelid surgery: Double eyelid surgery refers to a surgery that changes the eyelid tissue structure, reshapes the eyelid appearance, and forms a new upper eyelid fold.

4. Liposuction: Liposuction is a technique that uses negative pressure suction or ultrasound, high-frequency electric fields and other physical and chemical methods to remove locally accumulated subcutaneous fat in the human body through a small skin incision or puncture hole.

5. Breast augmentation: Breast augmentation is a surgery that enlarges the breasts, makes them fuller and more symmetrical, and restores the unique curves of women by implanting breast prostheses or transplanting one's own fat.

Plastic surgery is recommended to be done after the age of 18, when bone development has been completed, young people have better physical fitness, and recovery is faster. However, if it is a repair surgery, such as cleft lip, it is recommended to do it as early as possible, and start the surgery as soon as you can bear it, which will be more beneficial for future development.