Forehead protrusion bone grinding surgery

The forehead occupies a relatively large part of the face, so it has a great impact on people's image. Most people will feel very uncomfortable because of the problem of the forehead destroying their image. A typical phenomenon is that the forehead is too full, which makes the surrounding area of ​​the forehead more prominent. Many people with similar phenomena choose to use bone grinding method to deal with it. However, is bone grinding surgery a good way to treat a protruding forehead? Let’s take a look at the explanation below. I hope that people who have this problem can understand it.

Bone grinding surgery is one of the most widely used procedures in modern medicine, so all major plastic surgery institutions recommend this method.

If you want to grind your cheekbones. First of all, you should choose a regular plastic surgery hospital and a qualified professional doctor to do the surgery, so that the risks of the surgery can be greatly reduced. Secondly, the main purpose of zygomatic bone grinding surgery is to remove the enlarged zygomatic bone or zygomatic arch. Before the operation, a clear diagnosis must be made to confirm whether the enlarged zygomatic bone is a physiological normal state or a pathological abnormal state, and then the specific operation method can be selected.

You need to stay in the hospital for seven days after the bone grinding and face slimming surgery, and the stitches can be removed after seven days. Generally, soft tissue swelling is more obvious in the first 3 days after surgery, and starts to subside after the 3rd day. When the stitches are removed on the 7th day, the edema has basically subsided, but there will still be some slight soft tissue swelling, which generally will not affect normal life and work. It may take about 2 months to completely achieve the best effect. The specific recovery time varies from person to person.

The above is an explanation of whether bone grinding surgery is a good option for a protruding forehead. From a medical point of view, there is no problem with this. However, this kind of surgical treatment will inevitably bring some side effects to people, causing some problems in the later recovery process of the forehead. Therefore, people who want to use bone grinding surgery to deal with forehead protrusion must carefully weigh the pros and cons.