Is surgery to remove crow’s feet effective?

Many women, including older women, are always troubled by crow's feet. This is a skin problem that almost everyone will experience, but is it true that once it appears, we can only let it go? The answer is of course no. With current technology, there are already many methods that can help remove crow's feet, and surgery is one of them. How is it done specifically? Let me tell you.

The surgical method is to tighten the temporal skin, separate the lateral edge of the orbicularis oculi muscle, and suture it in a flat position. This method has satisfactory results, but it is easy to damage the orbicularis oculi branch of the temporal branch of the facial nerve.

The surgical method uses local anesthesia, and the skin is incised along the designed line to the subcutaneous fat layer. The skin of the eyebrow with a width of about 1.0-2.0 cm is removed superficially on the fat layer. Do not injure the eyebrow fat pad on the outside of the eyebrow to avoid damaging the supraorbital artery and causing bleeding. After checking for active bleeding, the subcutaneous tissue was sutured with 6-0 nylon suture, and the skin was sutured with 8-0 nylon suture with continuous lock-edge suture. The sutures were removed 5 days after the operation. The stitches will be removed 5 days after the operation. You can use an eyebrow pencil to draw eyebrows to cover the incision 7 days later, and you can tattoo your eyebrows again 3 months later.

The incision line usually used for temporal wrinkle removal is made along the preauricular fold, the helix crus upward and slightly backward to the top (equivalent to the vertical line of the lateral edge of the orbit), and the incision line is made about 4 cm inside the hairline.

1. Affected by natural skin aging and photoaging (damage to the skin by sunlight and ultraviolet rays), the activity of fibroblasts in the dermis decreases or is lost, resulting in a reduction and breakage of collagen fibers and elastic fibers in the dermis, which leads to reduced skin elasticity and increased wrinkles at the corners of the eyes.

2. With the natural aging of the body, endocrine function gradually declines, the body's nutritional effect on small muscle fibers and related cells begins to weaken, the protein synthesis rate decreases, and the number of small muscle fibers decreases, resulting in the nervous system's inability to complete fine expression control of the skin, thus forming crow's feet.

It is very good to use ice radiofrequency skin tightening to remove crow's feet, and it also has the following advantages:

1. Ice radiofrequency skin tightening can instantly remove facial wrinkles. It mainly uses the characteristic that the collagen in the dermis will shrink immediately at the temperature of 60℃-70℃. This technology allows us to make the loose skin feel the temperature immediately at the moment of treatment, which has the effect of pulling up and tightening the skin.

2. There were many wrinkle removal methods in the past, but these wrinkle removal methods generally cause harm to the human body. For example: traditional radiofrequency skin tightening can easily cause skin burns, but now ice radiofrequency skin tightening can completely avoid the occurrence of these problems.

Finally, let me remind you of a few more points. Why is it that crow’s feet can be removed more effectively through surgery? The first is that our skin is tightened and flattened, which can show a better skin condition, and the small branches of the nerves are cut off during the operation, reducing contraction.