Can forehead wrinkles be removed?

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The appearance of facial wrinkles is a sign of our aging, and forehead wrinkles are easy to occur. When there are wrinkles on the forehead, the skin on the eyebrows will appear very loose, resulting in drooping eyelids. Can forehead wrinkles be removed? Let's have a look!

Small incision forehead rhytidectomy is an effective method to eliminate forehead wrinkles. Three coronal incisions with a length of about 1.5-2.0cm are made in the middle of the forehead and the temporal hairline for small incision forehead rhytidectomy. The two temporal incisions are about 10cm away from the middle of the incision. Wrinkles between eyebrows, nasolabial furrows, and nasolabial furrows shall be cut in a concealed place, and no scar will be left after the operation.

The surgical incision of forehead rhytidectomy should be on the hairline or inside the hair. The forehead skin and muscle are separated surgically, the muscle is cut or cut off, and then the separated skin and eyebrows are tightened up and back respectively. After removing the redundant skin: close the incision carefully. This operation can remove loose skin and muscles, lift drooping eyelids and eyebrows, so that your forehead will become smooth and your eyes will look more alive.

In the past, forehead rhytidectomy usually required a longitudinal coronal incision, which ran through the entire top of the head. Because part of the scalp was removed, the wound tension was large, and the postoperative scar was very obvious, which had a great impact on the hairstyle of beauty seekers. However, our operation adopts a longitudinal small incision, without tension, very small and hidden scar after the operation, safe operation, less bleeding, and short recovery time. It is a forehead rhytidectomy method with less trauma and better effect.

Any surgery, no matter how big or small, has some potential risks. Therefore, you must go to a formal plastic surgery hospital for forehead rhytidectomy to reduce the risks of surgery to the limit, so as not to cause unnecessary regret. If you have any other questions, please click online consultation.