Does Yang Junhui's bone grinding operation in Shenzhen Peking University Hospital change facial expression

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Does Yang Junhui's bone grinding operation in Shenzhen Peking University Hospital change facial expression?

Shenzhen Peking University Hospital is a well-known large general hospital in Shenzhen, with a professional medical team. As the director of plastic surgery of the hospital, Dr. Yang Junhui has successfully carried out many facial plastic operations, including bone grinding, after years of clinical experience. However, many people have doubts about whether the bone grinding surgery will change the facial expression.

Principle of changing face shape

Bone grinding surgery is a plastic surgery that changes the facial morphology by repairing or cutting cheekbones, mandibular angles and other bones. During surgery, doctors will change the facial contour by cutting or reducing bones according to the facial features and needs of patients. After the operation, the face will appear a certain degree of swelling and pain, but as the recovery proceeds, these discomfort will gradually reduce.

From the perspective of surgical principle, bone grinding surgery will not directly change the facial expression muscles. The operation mainly changes the bone structure, and the facial expression is mainly controlled by the expression muscles. Therefore, the basic facial expression will not change significantly after surgery.

Relationship between facial expression and bone grinding surgery

The bone grinding operation will not directly change the facial expression, but it will indirectly affect the appearance of the facial expression. Because facial expression is completed by the contraction and relaxation of muscles, and changes in bone structure will affect the free movement of muscles.

Some people may notice that the facial expression after bone grinding surgery looks stiff or unnatural. This is because the facial structure has changed before and after the operation, and the muscles need to adapt to the new bone structure, which leads to the different appearance of the expression. However, this change is temporary. As time goes by, the muscles gradually adapt to the new bone structure, and the expression will return to nature.

Recovery process of facial expression

Facial expression recovery is a process that takes time. After the bone grinding operation, the face will appear a certain degree of swelling and pain, which will affect the normal movement of muscles. But as the recovery progresses, the swelling will gradually subside and the pain will also be reduced. At the same time, the muscles will slowly adapt to the new bone structure, so that the expression will return to nature.

During the postoperative recovery period, patients need to actively cooperate with the guidance of doctors for reasonable nursing and rehabilitation training, including hot compress, massage, facial activities, etc., to promote the recovery of facial microcirculation and muscle elasticity. Through these efforts, the facial expression muscles will gradually adapt to the new facial bone structure, so that the expression will return to nature.

Summary

Dr. Yang Junhui from Shenzhen Peking University Hospital has rich experience in bone grinding surgery, and pays attention to the coordination of individual differences and facial proportions during surgery to ensure that the facial effect after surgery is natural and meets the patient's expectations. Although the bone grinding operation will not directly change the facial expression, the facial expression and appearance may change slightly after the operation. However, through reasonable postoperative care and rehabilitation training, facial expression muscles will gradually adapt to the new bone structure and recover to nature. Therefore, it is very important for those who want to improve their facial morphology through bone grinding surgery to choose professional hospitals and doctors and cooperate with postoperative rehabilitation training.