Is it safe to have plastic surgery?
Yes, as long as it is done with a legally accredited plastic surgeon.
It is important that each particular case be studied in depth, adequate surgical planning is carried out and the indicated procedure is performed, following all the scientifically accepted rules and surgical techniques.

It is important to go with a plastic surgeon who has completed a formal residency in plastic and reconstructive surgery.

The isolated factor that prevails in the choice of a plastic surgeon is his professional reputation.
It is very important to consult with a trusted doctor and ask medical societies if the plastic surgeon belongs to the Society of Plastic Surgery and has the corresponding professional certification.

Currently, almost all over the world there is a specialty in plastic and reconstructive surgery with university recognition and health authorities, so that in the last twenty years, the number of plastic surgeons with university recognition has increased almost tenfold, making Surgery costs have been significantly reduced.

In general terms, the plastic surgery procedure is very well tolerated by the patients and the pain subsides with the administration of analgesics of habitual use.

When the patient reports a lot of pain, we should normally think that there is a complication or that the procedure was poorly performed or tissue damage could be caused during the surgical procedure.

At present it is very safe to undergo plastic surgery procedures; As long as it is performed by a qualified surgeon and in hospital facilities that have all the infrastructure to cope with any incident during and after any surgery, that is, have operating rooms equipped with the highest technology and be able to attend to any emergency during it, intensive therapy, clinical analysis laboratories, blood bank, etc.

In short, a hospital where you can face any eventuality or medical complication.
Almost as a rule we can say that most of the complications in plastic surgery can be avoided if patients are treated with a highly qualified surgeon and in adequate hospital facilities.