What are the side effects of thread carving?

Modern medical cosmetic technology is developing rapidly, and many advanced technologies have emerged to help people improve their appearance. For example, thread sculpture plastic surgery is a very popular cosmetic technology with a wide range of applications. However, many people do not know that this technology has certain sequelae risks and is easy to cause damage to health. Let's take a look at the sequelae of thread sculpture.

During the thread lifting procedure, threads need to be implanted under the skin to tighten the skin, thereby producing a lifting effect. Therefore, during the recovery period, the patient will temporarily feel that there is something inside after the thread lifting. In addition, when the patient makes expressions or laughs, he or she will feel that something is pulling on the face, and the expression is restricted to a certain extent. This is all normal. Although this is a normal phenomenon, the patient should not deliberately touch the thread-lifted area within one to two weeks, and should not deliberately make exaggerated expressions. After waiting for two weeks, the tight feeling caused by restricted expression will gradually disappear.

During the thread lifting operation, the doctor will tighten the skin and remove a certain width of scalp as the incision for the thread lifting. If the doctor's incision is not precise, it may cause incision scars after healing and form a bald area, that is, no hair will grow at the incision site within the hairline. If the doctor has no experience in thread lifting surgery and the suture tension is too high, it will cause local blood circulation disorders and easily lead to local infection, which will aggravate the scar and widen the bald area. Medically, the harm of this face lifting surgery is called "scarring alopecia."

Those who love beauty should be careful about the dangers of hematoma when doing thread lifting. Hematoma is usually caused by damage to small blood vessels during face lifting surgery or the doctor's incomplete hemostasis. Generally, hematoma will disappear within a week. If severe hematoma occurs, you should go to the hospital for a follow-up visit in time.