What are the dangers of breast liposuction?

Women's breasts are an important gender symbol, and a pair of firm breasts can greatly increase a woman's charm. Therefore, many women hope that they can have a pair of big and firm breasts. For women with smaller breasts, breast augmentation is the only option, and liposuction is a popular method of breast augmentation. Let’s take a look at the dangers of liposuction for breast augmentation. I hope women can understand it.

Hazard 1: Infection

When performing autologous fat breast augmentation, due to poor disinfection of instruments, fat, etc., it is easy to cause infection during liposuction, fat flushing or fat injection. Of course, if the fat is injected without treatment with drugs, it will also cause infection. In addition, if inflammation is not detected before autologous fat breast augmentation, it is also easy to cause infection.

Hazard 2: Bleeding

During the autologous fat breast augmentation injection process, if the small blood vessels of the breast are injured, or the person undergoing breast augmentation has a coagulation disorder, or the pressure bandage after the operation is not applied correctly, bleeding may occur. If this happens, it is best to use a syringe to aspirate and then apply local pressure bandage. In severe cases, the wound can be reopened to stop bleeding, and intravenous hemostatic drugs can be used intravenously.

Hazard 3: Uneven shape

After autologous fat breast augmentation surgery, uneven shape may occur. This is mainly caused by uneven absorption of the injected fat. Of course, different amounts of absorption will cause different local depressions. If this happens, it is best to inject fat particles again in the depressed area to achieve a beautiful shape.

Hazard 4: Fat Absorption

The most serious harm of autologous fat breast augmentation surgery is fat absorption. Until now, it is still unclear what causes it. It may be related to cell necrosis and damage during suction or injection. This is mainly because it involves some problems in autologous free tissue transplantation.

Hazard 5: Lipoma

Autologous fat breast augmentation surgery may also cause the harm of lipoma. This is mainly because when fat is injected, the fat particles gather into lumps, which stimulate the host cells and transform into hyperplastic lipomas. If this happens, the tissue has to be cut open to flatten or remove the hyperplasia.