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Are there risks with breast augmentation?

Any surgery has certain risks. If beauty lovers choose highly skilled doctors from regular hospitals, the risks of surgery will be greatly reduced. There are many methods of breast enlargement and shaping on the market, and of course there are some real and effective methods, such as surgical breast enlargement, injection of drugs, etc. However, these methods generally have strong lagging side effects. If it is not carried out later, Effective secondary repair will lead to serious situations of rebound or even endangering the body; the second is the ingestible or external type.

1. Transareolar incision: A long semicircular incision is made through the junction between the areola and the skin above or below, directly reaching the anterior breast fascia. Separate downward along the anterior breast fascia to the basal edge of the breast, and separate the connection between the basal edge and the pectoralis major fascia; pull the freed breast tissue upward to separate the posterior mammary space and implant the prosthesis. Or after exposing the pectoralis major fascia, separate the pectoralis major muscle fibers, free the space behind the pectoralis major muscle, and place the prosthesis under the pectoralis major muscle. The skin, subcutaneous tissue, and breast tissue can also be directly incised, and the prosthesis can be placed in the submammary space or subpectoralis major space and sutured in layers.

2. Transaxillary incision: arms abducted. An incision is made through the axillary fold. Separate the deep subcutaneous fascia layer medially to the lateral edge of the pectoralis major muscle, bluntly separate the myofascia, and find the gap between the major and major pectoralis muscles. According to the preoperative calibration range, the breast dissector is used to bluntly separate the pectoralis major muscle space. The prosthesis is inserted into the submuscular space through the axillary incision. The subcutaneous layer and skin are sutured layer by layer, and a drainage tube is placed at the same time. The drainage tube is externally connected to negative pressure for suction. Breast plastic bandaging focuses on applying appropriate pressure on the outer and upper parts of the breast to prevent the prosthesis from moving upward.

3. Inframammary fold incision: The inframammary fold incision is at the skin reflection along the direction of the skin lines. It is 2.5-100px long and slightly deviated to the outside. It should not be inside the midline, otherwise the scar will be obvious. This incision does not hurt the breast, and each point is not far from the incision when peeling off the lacuna. It is second only to the areola incision and is more convenient when separating the inner and outer borders. However, this incision is not hidden after breast augmentation surgery.

4. Subfascial approach to the pectoralis major muscle: This level effectively avoids the shortcomings of the upper pole of the breast being too full and unnatural in shape after breast augmentation. It also makes the capsule of the lower pole less likely to be exposed. This surgery requires certain surgical skills from the surgeon.