Forehead wrinkle lift

Many patients with forehead wrinkles will go to beauty salons to remove them. In beauty salons, the general methods of removing forehead wrinkles are facelifts or hormone injections. Both methods have side effects on the human body. Using hormones on people will cause skin necrosis. The side effects of forehead wrinkle facelift surgery are relatively small. The following is a detailed introduction to what forehead wrinkle facelift is.

The surgical facelift is to make a coronal incision on the scalp at the forehead and temporal regions, peel off layer by layer to the superficial muscle fascia system, lift the SMAS as a whole and remove excess fascia to improve the forehead horizontal lines and skin sagging. Radiofrequency skin tightening is a type of radiofrequency treatment. High-frequency radio wave energy penetrates the surface of the skin into the subcutaneous tissue, causing the water molecules in the tissue to move back and forth at high speed. The friction generates appropriate temperature, stimulates the activity of skin cells, promotes the synthesis of collagen, increases skin elasticity, and reduces wrinkles.

Taboo people:

1. Patients with skin malignancies or precancerous lesions.

2. People who are allergic to extreme cold or heat stimulation.

3. Patients with increased intracranial pressure, arterial occlusive disease, glaucoma, and inflammatory acne.

4. Those who have a pacemaker or metal implants in their body.

5. People with local infectious skin diseases and open skin injuries.

6. Patients with epilepsy and mental illness.

7. Patients with severe heart, lung, liver and kidney dysfunction cannot undergo radiofrequency skin tightening to remove forehead wrinkles.

Preoperative precautions:

1. Treatment is not recommended for people with heart disease, pacemakers or pregnant women.

2. It is strictly forbidden to wear any metal objects during treatment.

3. Please do not wear makeup on the day of treatment or clean your face before treatment.

5. If the treatment area has been injected with artificial fillers, such as silicone, treatment is not recommended.

6. Patients with existing diseases should not undergo radiofrequency skin tightening. For example, those who have installed a pacemaker or have serious skin diseases in the treatment area, as well as those who have injected subcutaneous fillers are not suitable for radiofrequency skin tightening.