The dangers of facial plastic surgery

As cosmetic surgery technology continues to improve, many beauty-loving female friends have also joined the ranks of cosmetic surgery. However, from reports in recent years, we have also learned that the risks of cosmetic surgery are also quite high, especially facial cosmetic surgery. So what are the side effects of cosmetic surgery? I believe everyone is also very concerned about this issue. Plastic surgery will cause certain physical and mental harm to the person undergoing the surgery.

What are the side effects of plastic surgery? The seven potential dangers of cosmetic surgery. All plastic surgeries involve trauma, complications and scars, which will have a series of impacts on the person's physical and mental health. Therefore, when people choose plastic surgery, they also choose the risks. However, in order to attract consumers, businesses downplay the risks one by one, thus causing endless pain to the recipients. Therefore, when we are ready to choose "face-changing" beauty treatment, we should first carefully understand the seven potential hazards that "face-changing" beauty treatment may bring:

1. Be careful not to leave scars. Some less formal beauty salons or improper facial surgery may leave scars on the patient's originally smooth face due to technical and condition reasons. Some cosmetic surgeries may cause itching, pain and discomfort due to improper disinfection and other operations. In the early stages, bulges will appear on the skin surface or be accompanied by abnormal pigment metabolism, affecting the appearance. In severe cases, contracture may occur, causing facial deformity.

2. Complications that may occur after blepharoplasty Although blepharoplasty is a very minor cosmetic surgery and is relatively safe, since it is an open surgery, there is always the possibility of complications, which may occur before, during and after the operation: such as hematoma. Compression is often used to stop bleeding during blepharoplasty. If it is not handled properly, it may cause vision loss in severe cases; such as infection, attention should be paid to disinfection and anti-infection work before, during and after the operation. If infection occurs, the consequences will be disastrous; in addition, such as asymmetric height of the double eyelids, short and shallow double eyelid folds, no triangular eyes, deep double eyelid lines, triple eyelids and the formation of incision scars, etc. may all occur.

3. Alternative plastic surgery does not make you beautiful, but makes you ugly. Nowadays, in every large and medium-sized city, there are a very small number of young people who are "fascinated by Korea" and "fascinated by Japan". They are keen on wearing tongue piercings, lip piercings, sharpening their ears, and turning their belly buttons into crosses or hearts, and other alternative plastic surgeries.

Nowadays, alternative plastic surgeries such as piercing the brow bone, nose wings, tongue and lips, and changing the ear shape are quite popular among a small number of young people. However, the demand for beauty in alternative plastic surgery has exceeded the normal range, and any cosmetic surgery will have an impact on the body, especially alternative plastic surgery. For example, cutting the belly button may leave a large and glaring scar around it; piercing the ears randomly may damage the ear cartilage and cause perichondritis; wearing a nose ring may easily cause the nasal vestibule to narrow, and severe cases may require rhinoplasty surgery; wearing a lip ring may easily cause the lips to bleed, become inflamed, swollen, and ulcerated, thus affecting a person's eating habits; diamond inlays may easily damage consumers' tooth enamel, cause tooth allergies, and shorten the life of teeth. 4. Nerve damage leading to facial paralysis Facial cosmetic surgery requires relatively large surgeries and there is a possibility of nerve damage. The media once reported that in a southwestern province of my country, a young and beautiful lady had a facial paralysis after a face-changing surgery. Due to damage to the facial nerves during the surgery, her mouth became crooked and she could only open her mouth a little bit to fit chopsticks when eating. This caused serious damage to her physical and mental health and she now regrets it! Face-changing surgery may lead to two types of facial paralysis. One is central facial paralysis. The upper facial muscles are not paralyzed, and closing the eyes, raising the eyebrows, and frowning are all normal. The lower muscles are paralyzed, the nasolabial groove on the affected side becomes shallow, the corners of the mouth droop, and the corners of the mouth deviate to the healthy side when showing teeth. The other is peripheral facial paralysis, which is divided into two situations: one is that all facial muscles on one side of the face are paralyzed, the eyelid cannot be fully closed, the corners of the mouth droop, the eyebrow is limited, the forehead lines become shallow or disappear, the eyebrows are lower than the healthy side, the palpebral fissure becomes larger, tears overflow from time to time, the corners of the mouth are pulled to the healthy side when showing teeth or smiling, the mouth is obliquely oval, and the pronunciation is unclear;

After reading our introduction above, I believe everyone knows that the risks of facial plastic surgery are also quite high, so it is recommended that everyone should first understand the harm caused by "face-changing" beauty. Finally, it is also recommended that everyone try not to have plastic surgery, as it may cause certain harm to your mental and physical health, and you will regret it later. So be careful when having plastic surgery!