What is bone hyperplasia six years after mandibular angle osteotomy

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Netizens sent for help: they had mandibular angle osteotomy six years ago. I wanted to see if there was calcification. Unexpectedly, the bones have proliferated, about 2mm more than before osteotomy. Why?

There are two reasons for hyperplasia after mandibular angle osteotomy

The possible hyperplasia after mandibular angle surgery includes two aspects, One is osteotomy hyperplasia, the other is surgical wound hyperplasia.

However, what we are going to talk about today is osteotomy hyperplasia, which does happen.

This postoperative hyperplasia is essentially related to bone marrow cavity exposure and bone marrow outflow. If the technology and experience of hospitals and doctors chosen by beauty seekers are not reliable enough, and the bone section after osteotomy is not treated adequately, it is easy to cause bone marrow exudation and proliferation.

This hyperplasia is a kind of repair hyperplasia. After all, osteotomy is a wound of the original human tissue, which naturally needs to be repaired. However, this proliferation has a certain time and space scope, and is usually just a smooth bridge. Moreover, this kind of bridge is far smaller than the size of the cut bone, so don't worry.

But don't worry about it now, The current osteotomy technology is generally to cut the mandibular angle, and then carefully polish and repair it. First, ensure the smooth contour after osteotomy, and second, the smooth section after compression binding can prevent bone marrow exudation and prevent postoperative proliferation.

Do you still need osteotomy for the hyperplasia that has grown?

Netizens like Help Only grow 2 mm. This new bone will only make the osteotomy surface more round and smooth, and will not affect the width, fat and thinness of the face, nor will it lead to a wider and larger facial contour than before.

But if it continues to grow, it needs to go to the hospital for osteotomy or bone grinding.

Therefore, although the early pressure bandaging after surgery may be a little uncomfortable, we must insist that the ugly bandaging is not only related to your postoperative recovery, but also can ensure that there will be no hyperplasia after surgery.