Can Guangzhou bone grinding surgery improve facial contour?
Facial contour plays an important role in the beauty of personal appearance, and bone grinding surgery in Guangzhou, as a method to improve facial contour, has attracted much attention. However, there is still controversy about whether the bone grinding surgery can really improve the facial contour. The following will elaborate on this issue from four aspects.
1. Basic principle and process of bone grinding surgery
Bone grinding surgery, also known as maxillofacial orthopedic surgery, is to change the shape of facial bones through surgery to improve the facial contour. During surgery, doctors usually cut the skin, use special tools to polish and trim the relevant bones, and then close and suture the skin to achieve the final plastic effect.
The operation usually needs to be carried out under general anesthesia. The operation time is long and the recovery period after the operation is long. The patient needs to strictly follow the doctor's advice to avoid collision and strenuous exercise. Although the operation process is relatively complex, under the guidance of experienced doctors, the risk of bone grinding surgery is relatively low.
2. What facial contour problems can be improved by bone grinding surgery?
The bone grinding operation can improve several facial contour problems, such as too wide jaw, prominent cheekbones, sunken temples, etc. For these problems, bone grinding surgery can make the face more harmonious and harmonious by adjusting the relevant bone structure.
For example, for patients with too wide mandible, bone grinding can reduce the width of the mandible to make the facial lines more slender. For patients with prominent cheekbones, the bone grinding operation can make the facial contour smoother by reducing the prominent part of cheekbones. However, for each patient, the surgical effect will be different, and the specific surgical plan needs to be carried out according to the doctor's suggestions.
3. Effects and risks of bone grinding surgery
The effect of bone grinding surgery is significant, which can significantly improve the facial contour, but the durability of the effect is related to individual differences, postoperative care and other factors. Generally speaking, after bone grinding surgery, the effect of facial contour improvement can last from several years to more than ten years.
However, there are some risks and side effects of bone grinding surgery. Postoperative swelling, pain and congestion may occur after surgery, but these problems usually subside within weeks after surgery. Very few patients may have serious complications such as infection and nerve injury, so patients need to fully communicate with doctors before surgery to understand the risks and possible side effects of surgery.
4. Feasibility and selection of bone grinding surgery in Guangzhou
Guangzhou has a number of regular hospitals providing bone grinding services, with a high level of technology and rich experience in surgery. When considering bone grinding surgery, patients can choose a regular hospital for consultation to understand the specific process of surgery, risks, postoperative care and other information, so as to make correct decisions.
In addition, patients should pay attention to selecting experienced doctors for surgery, and the preoperative and postoperative care and recovery should follow the guidance of doctors. In addition, according to individual conditions, doctors will also recommend other plastic surgery methods suitable for patients to achieve the most satisfactory results.
summary
In conclusion, as a method to improve the facial contour, the bone grinding operation in Guangzhou has good effects and certain risks. Through the adjustment of the maxillofacial bone, the bone grinding operation can significantly improve the facial contour problems such as the excessive width of the mandible and prominent cheekbones. However, patients need to consider carefully when choosing hospitals and doctors, understand the risks of surgery and postoperative nursing requirements, so as to make correct decisions.
