Mid-face lift complications

Plastic surgery has always been an increasingly popular topic in contemporary society. The scope of plastic surgery is very wide. Basically, any part that can be seen from the outside can be slightly reshaped. Plastic surgery techniques include mid-face lift, which is a surgery that can stretch your facial muscles to make your appearance look better. So what are the sequelae of mid-face lift?

If you do a skin lift, they will cut off a piece of skin, let the skin on your face free, and then lift it up. In this case, first of all, the face will suffer a relatively large trauma, and the recovery will be very slow, which will take about 1 to 2 months.

The original cloudy lens is removed and an artificial lens is implanted. After surgery, 95% of patients can achieve good vision without having to wear thick glasses and can return to normal activities within a short period of time.

Face lifting surgery is also called facelift surgery. All facial wrinkle removal and facelift surgeries are SMAS fascia wrinkle removal surgeries. Ordinary facelifts only tighten the loose skin, which only lasts a short time and the wrinkle removal effect is not long-lasting. Only when the SMAS fascia is suspended at the same time, the effect can be good and maintained for a long time. Wrinkle removal surgery is to make a circular incision on the top of the head along both sides of the ears, continuously remove a very wide range of excess tissue from the epidermis, muscles, and fascia, and at the same time suspend the fascia. The effect is obvious, and the phenomenon of aging and sagging facial wrinkles disappears.

Swelling is normal after surgery and will generally begin to subside after three days and disappear completely within two weeks. Recovery from surgery generally takes three to six months, and it may take longer for some individuals because everyone's physical condition is different, and the choice of hospital and doctor will also affect the recovery time. Facial stiffness may occur after the operation, which usually recovers in four to six weeks. The duration of the effect of Lido surgery is determined by the patient's own living habits and daily facial expressions.

After all, protein face lifting surgery is not a myth. Any micro-plastic surgery has risks. The barrier for protein face lifting surgery to penetrate the skin is the stratum corneum of the skin. Damage to the stratum corneum will destroy the subcutaneous moisturizing layer. A large amount of subcutaneous moisture evaporation during the surgery is inevitable. The protein face lifting repairs the damage to the hyaluronic acid thermal insulation and moisturizing layer caused by the tissues and cells of the stratum corneum and epidermis, a protective layer of the face. If the protein face lifting lacks nutrition for the production of new cells, new cell regeneration may fail, resulting in local twitching and atrophy, facial depression, uneven collagen fiber production, and facial nerve disorders.