Who is suitable for bone grinding surgery
Bone grinding surgery is a plastic surgery that changes the facial morphology by cutting the mandible or maxilla. In Dali Affiliated Hospital, bone grinding surgery has become one of the more and more popular plastic surgery. But not all people are suitable for bone grinding surgery. The following will introduce who is suitable for bone grinding surgery from the aspects of age, maxillofacial deformity, facial proportion and mental health.
Age suitability
First, the applicable age of bone grinding surgery is adults. Because the epiphysis is not closed at puberty, cutting the mandible or maxilla through surgery may interfere with the normal growth of the maxillofacial bone. Therefore, adults over 18 years old are the best candidates for bone grinding surgery.
In addition, age is also related to the individual's acceptance and expectation of the surgical effect. Young people tend to be impetuous psychologically, and their dissatisfaction with their personal image may not be due to the real need to change, but to the influence of the trend of the times and social pressure. Doctors need to fully communicate and understand the expectations and needs of patients to avoid blind surgery due to being too young.
Correction of Maxillofacial Deformities
The bone grinding operation is mainly used to correct maxillofacial deformities, such as too long jaw and too wide maxilla. These deformities not only affect the beauty of the facial contour, but also may lead to mastication, speech and respiratory dysfunction.
Through bone grinding surgery, bones can be precisely cut to restore the shape of mandible or maxilla to normal, thus improving the facial contour and changing the facial proportion of individuals. This kind of operation requires doctors to make individualized evaluation and planning to ensure that the operation can achieve both aesthetic and functional effects.
Adjustment of facial proportion
The bone grinding operation is also applicable to those with facial imbalance. Facial proportion is an important factor for a person's beauty. The unreasonable distribution of bone structure may lead to the disharmony of facial contour. For example, if the mandible is too short, the whole face may appear flat, while if the maxilla is too narrow, the face may appear too narrow and long.
Through bone grinding surgery, doctors can precisely cut and control the mandible or maxilla to make it match the proportion of the whole face. This will make the facial contour more harmonious and unified and improve the overall aesthetic feeling on the basis of not changing the individual characteristics of the patient.
The Importance of Mental Health
Finally, mental health is an important factor for bone grinding surgery. Plastic surgery is not only to change appearance, but also to improve personal image and self-confidence. Therefore, patients should maintain a good mental state before surgery.
Bone grinding surgery has certain risks and complexities, which requires patients to have rational cognition and correct expectations. Patients should choose formal hospitals and senior plastic surgeons to fully understand the operation process and possible risks. In addition, patients with higher self-regulation ability and psychological quality are more likely to adapt to changes after surgery.
Summary
In Dali Affiliated Hospital, bone grinding is a common plastic surgery. However, not everyone is suitable for bone grinding surgery. Adults over 18 years of age are suitable for surgery, and must have facial imbalance or maxillofacial deformity that needs correction. In addition, patients should maintain good mental health, treat surgery rationally, and choose professional hospitals and doctors for surgery. Only when these conditions are met, can bone grinding surgery achieve good results and improve the overall image and self-confidence of patients.
