Literature review shows higher complication rates in patients with psychiatric disorders undergoing plastic surgery, indicating a need for tailored interventions.
Key Points
Patients with psychiatric comorbidities experience increased surgical site occurrences and longer hospital stays.
Body contouring patients with psychiatric disorders had a 3.02 adjusted odds ratio for surgical complications.
Reduction mammoplasty patients exhibited more readmissions and ED visits linked to psychiatric diagnoses.
Postoperative quality of life improvements were observed in both groups, regardless of psychiatric status.