Things to note after facial thread lifting surgery

As people's aesthetic standards improve, many girls choose to improve their appearance through plastic surgery. Plastic surgery is becoming more and more popular, and more and more people are accepting this method. Facial thread lifting is a very complex facial plastic surgery that can delicately sculpt the facial contours. It is very popular among girls and is also one of the most widely used plastic surgery projects. So, what precautions should be taken after facial thread lifting?

1. Technical-related complications: complications caused by improper operation techniques of doctors, such as:

1. Exposed thread ends: This is one of the most common complications, commonly seen in large V-shaped lifting threads. Since the thread is relatively hard, it is easy to pierce the skin at both ends of the thread. Of course, it is also possible for the ends of smooth lines to be exposed. It is relatively simple to deal with exposed thread ends, just cut off the exposed parts.

2. Localized facial depression: This is more common in the lifting of the middle and lower parts of the face. Because the protein thread runs too shallowly under the skin, pits or grooves will appear on the cheeks after lifting. Once discovered, it should be treated immediately to loosen the barb of the protein thread from the subcutaneous tissue.

3. Pain or restriction in opening the mouth: Because the protein thread is buried too deeply, it will hook the muscles and cause pain when opening the mouth. In severe cases, it will affect the opening of the mouth and make the facial expression unnatural. In this case, it is best to find a surgeon to handle it, because the surgeon knows the location and depth of the thread embedding, while other doctors find it difficult to judge the location and depth of the protein thread, making it more difficult to deal with this problem.

4. Deviation of the corner of the mouth: There are two possible causes of deviation of the corner of the mouth. One is that the starting point of the protein thread traction and lifting is asymmetrical and the force is uneven. The other is damage to the branches of the facial nerve, especially during the placement of sharp needles, which can easily cause damage to the branches of the facial nerve such as the marginal mandibular branch or buccal branch. The former requires time to recover, while the latter requires medication to promote nerve recovery.

2. Aesthetic-related complications: This is because the surgeon does not have a good grasp of the aesthetic standards of facial contours, or has low aesthetic taste, and does not make personalized designs based on the patient's facial features, resulting in an unsightly facial contour after surgery.

1. Facial asymmetry: Most people have an asymmetrical facial contour. Therefore, when designing the thread embedding, a careful physical examination should be conducted. The number, position and lifting strength of the thread embedding should be used to make the facial contour as symmetrical as possible. The asymmetry should not be aggravated, making the size of the face more obvious.

2. Secondary wide deformity of the middle face: There are many cases of thread lift that show wide deformity of the middle face and protruding zygomatic process after surgery. In fact, this is caused by incorrect wiring design. Simply seeking to lift the lower face will lift the loose tissue to the level of the zygomatic arch, resulting in an abnormal overall facial contour. Early loosening of the thread can reduce the patient's psychological pressure.

3. Outer and upper canthus displacement deformity: The protein line buried from the hairline to the nasolabial fold is too close to the outer canthus, causing the outer canthus to be pulled outward and upward. The same is true for wiring errors. Discover them early and loosen the wires early.