What are the dangers of eyebrow cutting?

Maybe some friends don’t know about eyebrow cutting. Eyebrow cutting is mainly used to change the shape of our eyebrows, or for people with sparse eyebrows. It is also a good choice for people who have failed eyebrow tattooing. This is also a kind of micro plastic surgery. So what are the harms of eyebrow cutting? I believe this is also a concern of everyone. Let us introduce the harms of eyebrow cutting in detail!

1. A correction and remedial measure for failed eyebrow tattooing and scars left by eyebrow washing. It has good effects on poor eyebrow shape, too wide eyebrow tattooing, incorrect color, sagging and loose upper eyelid skin, wrinkles around the eyebrows, and crow's feet at the corners of the eyes. If you regard "eyebrow cutting" as a fashion, you will pay a heavy price for it:

First, "eyebrow cutting" will leave a thin scar;

Secondly, if you do it to keep up with the fashion, after two years the fashion trend will change and this eyebrow shape will no longer be popular, but because the hair follicles have been damaged and have no regeneration function, it will be irreversible. As for the dangers of eyebrow cutting in Shanghai, experts also introduced that the eyebrows need to be re-tattooed after eyebrow cutting because the original ones have been cut off. I personally think eyebrows without hair are not good looking. And eyebrow surgery will leave a little scar. If you are not too old, it is still recommended not to have the procedure. However, it is okay for people over 40 years old to have the procedure. Because when we are young, our skin is tight, and after the surgery the eyes will look lifted. The surgeries performed in irregular hospitals are very risky and the disadvantages are exposed: after the eyebrows are partially or completely removed, they lose their three-dimensional sense and their original function of blocking sweat and foreign objects from damaging the eyes will be damaged.

2. Total eyebrow removal: It is mainly suitable for the entire eyebrow to produce scars due to repeated eyebrow washing, sparse eyebrows; the color after eyebrow tattooing (usually light brown or dark blue), usually manifested as thick black hairworms lying horizontally to the upper edge of the orbit, and the color cannot be removed after eyebrow washing by laser and other means. All eyebrows must be removed.

3. To achieve no traces after surgery, the incision position must be designed first to ensure that the slight incision marks after surgery are within the area of ​​re-tattooing or eyebrow drawing. Depending on the degree of skin sagging on the patient's upper eyelid and outer canthus, appropriate removal of excess skin on the upper eyelid and temporal region. Currently, the eyebrow skin is excised to the superficial subcutaneous layer without damaging the deep supraorbital nerve and vascular bundle to avoid long-term numbness of the scalp and forehead after surgery. In addition, subcutaneous sutures are sutured with imported absorbable sutures, dermal sutures are sutured, and the surface of the incision skin is glued with suture-free tape. The postoperative marks are extremely unnoticeable, which is the most ideal eyebrow surgery method and technology. Eyebrow tattooing can be performed 8 days after excision, and eyebrow tattooing can be performed again 1 to 3 months after the operation. Eyebrow surgery is mainly used to change the eyebrow shape or for people with sparse eyebrows. For failed eyebrow tattoos, eyebrow surgery is the best choice to repair them. Generally speaking, eyebrow surgery mainly includes total eyebrow removal, subbrow removal, suprabrow removal, and central cross eyebrow removal.

Although the technology of eyebrow cutting has improved, there are still risks because eyebrow cutting will still leave some scars. If you are not very old, we do not recommend eyebrow surgery, because when you are young, your skin is tight and your eyes will look lifted up after the surgery. If you want to have an eyebrow surgery, you must go to a regular hospital for treatment.