Which group of people is suitable for bone grinding surgery in Dongguan Grade III Grade A Hospital?

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Which group of people is suitable for bone grinding surgery in Dongguan Grade III Grade A Hospital?

Dongguan AAA Hospital is a formal and reputable medical institution with a professional plastic surgery team. Bone grinding is one of the common plastic operations in the hospital, which can improve the facial contour and make the face more harmonious and three-dimensional. So, who is suitable for bone grinding surgery? The following is detailed from several aspects.

1. People with asymmetric facial bone structure

Bone grinding surgery is suitable for people with asymmetric facial bone structure, which may be born, or caused by trauma or surgery. Through the bone grinding operation, the protruding or concave parts of the face can be removed to make the facial contour more uniform and symmetrical. At the same time, the operation can also adjust the occlusal relationship and improve the masticatory function.

In addition, bone grinding surgery is also applicable to patients with mandibular retraction, sharp or flat facial appearance. Through bone grinding operation, the facial contour can be improved to make it more three-dimensional and plump.

2. People who are not satisfied with their appearance and cannot be improved by other means

Bone grinding surgery is suitable for those who are not satisfied with their facial appearance and have poor effect after other non surgical methods. For example, if the mandible is too short and the cheekbones are not prominent enough to be improved by means of maintenance products and cosmetics, bone grinding surgery can be considered.

However, bone grinding surgery may not be suitable for young people with poor physical condition or unstable mental state. Before surgery, patients need to receive detailed consultation and comprehensive examination from doctors to ensure the safety and adaptability of surgery.

3. Patients with sequelae left by facial trauma

Facial trauma may lead to changes in facial bone structure, leaving sequelae. For example, if the facial fracture is not properly treated, it may lead to problems such as depressed cheekbones and broken cheekbones. Bone grinding surgery can repair these deformities and restore the normal appearance and function of the face.

For patients with sequelae left by facial trauma, comprehensive facial bone CT examination is required before surgery to determine the surgical plan and predict the surgical effect. After surgery, patients need to be recovered and rechecked in strict accordance with the doctor's advice to ensure the stability and safety of the surgical effect.

4. People with psychological problems caused by facial deformities

Facial deformities may have a negative impact on individual mental health, such as low self-esteem, low self-evaluation, etc. For these patients suffering from psychological distress, bone grinding surgery can help improve their appearance and self-confidence, thus improving their mental health.

However, bone grinding surgery may not be a necessary choice for those who have only minor facial problems or just want to pursue perfection through surgery. Before making surgical decisions, patients need to think rationally and fully communicate and consult to ensure the feasibility of surgery and meet their own expectations.

Summary:

To sum up, the bone grinding operation in Dongguan 3A Hospital is suitable for people with asymmetric facial bone structure, people with unsatisfied appearance who cannot be improved by other means, patients with sequelae left by facial trauma, and people with psychological distress caused by facial deformity. Before the operation, the patient needs to receive careful consultation and comprehensive examination from the doctor to ensure the safety and adaptability of the operation. After surgery, patients need to follow the doctor's recommendations for recovery and reexamination to ensure the stability and safety of the surgical effect.