What will happen if you get older with a prosthetic forehead?

Many people choose to put prostheses on their faces, which can cover up some facial defects and will not cause much impact on their skin. However, prostheses are not for long-term use. After a period of time, they will age and need to be replaced with new ones. Otherwise, a lot of toxins will accumulate on your skin.

Prosthesis

1. Silicone chin pad

Silicone chin pad is to implant the silicone prosthesis between the bone and soft tissue of the chin through surgery, so as to achieve the effect of padding the chin. Silicone prosthesis is currently an ideal material with good biocompatibility, little tissue stimulation, easy carving and shaping, low price and wide application. The surgery is usually performed using solid silicone. The main process of the operation is to make an incision in the mouth, then insert solid silicone into it, and then suture the incision to improve the defects of the chin area.

2. Expanded polyurethane chin pad

Expanded polytetrafluoroethylene chin augmentation refers to the process of sculpting expanded polytetrafluoroethylene materials and then implanting them between the bones and soft tissues of the chin through surgery to achieve the effect of chin augmentation. The expanded material is flexible and tightly compatible with tissues, giving the surgery a natural and beautiful appearance. From a medical point of view, expanded polytetrafluoroethylene is the most ideal biological tissue substitute so far.

Hyaluronic acid

Hyaluronic acid chin padding is a method of injecting hyaluronic acid into the chin to achieve the effect of padding the chin. Due to hyaluronic acid's insolubility in water, low metabolic rate, high water absorption, high water retention and difficulty in tissue transfer, it has been used more in soft tissue filling and shaping recently. After hyaluronic acid is injected, it will merge with the original components of the human body, the skin will expand, and the plastic surgeon will then pinch out a suitable chin based on the preoperative design. After hyaluronic acid injection, redness, swelling, bruising and other symptoms may occur depending on individual physical condition. Sometimes the skin may feel grainy. For most people, these symptoms will disappear after about a week.

Autologous fat

Autologous fat padding of the chin is done by surgically sucking out the fat from the body's fat-rich areas, such as the abdomen, buttocks, thighs, etc., and after special processing into pure fat particles, the fat is injected and implanted into the chin area to achieve the purpose of autologous fat filling of the chin. Autologous fat is an ideal autologous filling material nowadays. Although there is no rejection reaction to its implantation in the human body, it requires multiple injections to achieve the ideal effect.