Operation methods in Guangdong Plastic and Bone Grinding Surgery Hospital
Guangdong has some professional plastic and bone grinding surgery hospitals, which provide patients with a variety of surgical methods. The following will elaborate from four aspects: facial contour, mandibular angle, zygomatic bone and frontal bone.
Facial contouring
Facial contour shaping is one of the common methods in plastic and bone grinding surgery, which mainly improves facial lines to make them more harmonious and beautiful. Facial contour plastic surgery includes anterior cranial fossa bone grinding, posterior cranial fossa bone grinding and zygomatic arch bone grinding.
The anterior cranial fossa bone grinding is to thin some bone of the anterior cranial fossa and flatten the protruding bone blocks, so as to eliminate the temporomandibular bone protrusion. The posterior fossa bone grinding surgery is to remove the bone in the posterior fossa to make the overall facial lines more harmonious. Zygomatic arch bone grinding is to repair the height and width of the zygomatic arch and shape a three-dimensional facial contour.
For facial contouring, each surgical method has its own unique effect. According to the personal facial shape and expectations, the doctor will choose the appropriate way to ensure the safety of the operation as much as possible.
Mandibular angle plastic surgery
Mandibular angle plastic surgery is an operation for the mandibular angle. The common methods are mandibular angle grinding and mandibular angle surgery. Mandibular angle grinding is to remove part of the bone of the mandibular angle bone block to make it shorter or smaller, so as to improve the condition that the mandibular angle is too wide or too long. Mandibular angle surgery is to adjust the shape and size of the mandibular angle by implanting artificial materials or autologous bone blocks.
For mandibular angle surgery, both methods have certain safety and effect, but mandibular angle surgery is relatively more stable and durable. The postoperative recovery period is relatively long, but more satisfactory plastic effect can be obtained.
Zygomatic plastic
Zygomatic plastic surgery is a way to adjust the shape and position of cheekbones and improve the facial contour through surgery. The common methods of zygomatic plastic surgery are high bone grinding of zygomatic arch and perforation of zygomatic arch.
High bone grinding of zygomatic arch is to grind the high part of zygomatic arch bone block to make it lower and flatter, so as to achieve plastic effect. Zygomatic arch perforation is to puncture the zygomatic bone block to make it thinner and narrower, so as to modify the shape of the zygomatic bone.
The choice of zygomatic plastic method is mainly based on the personal facial morphology and expectations. The doctor will evaluate and develop a suitable plastic plan according to the actual situation of the patient.
Frontal osteoplasty
Frontal bone plastic surgery is to change the shape and size of the frontal bone, thereby improving the overall facial beauty. The common methods of frontal bone plastic surgery include frontal bone plastic surgery and frontal bone protrusion or retraction surgery.
The frontal bone can be adjusted by grinding or implanting artificial materials. Frontal protrusion or retraction surgery is to move the frontal bone forward or backward to improve the protrusion or depression of the forehead.
The plastic surgery of frontal bone is relatively complicated, so it needs imaging evaluation and preoperative design when necessary to ensure the safety and effect of surgery.
To sum up, the plastic and bone grinding surgery hospital in Guangdong provides a variety of surgical methods, including facial contour plastic surgery, mandibular angle plastic surgery, zygomatic plastic surgery and frontal bone plastic surgery. Each surgical method has its own safety and effect, but according to the actual situation and expectations of individuals, doctors will choose the appropriate way to operate. Patients should consult their doctors in detail before going to hospital, and fully understand the risks of surgery and postoperative care.
