Many women with high cheekbones, from the perspective of facial contour, do not have smooth lines, giving people a acerbic appearance, so they choose to do the internal pushing operation to improve the cheekbones. But no operation can be guaranteed to be completed at one time. If you want to do the second repair, is the difficulty coefficient higher?

Why is it more difficult to push the zygomatic bone inward for secondary repair?
I think so,
It is relatively difficult to push the zygomatic bone inward, and the more common methods are half fracture and full fracture. Literally, you know how difficult this operation is, not to mention the secondary repair of zygomatic advancement.

The requirements for doctors' skills and techniques are relatively high. Usually, when doing this kind of surgery, we must control the strength and not exceed the physiological limit.
This is because once the physiological extrapolation limit is exceeded, cheek depression is easy to appear after three or five years.

If the zygomatic operation is not good, it is easy to cause facial problems.
Therefore, the zygomatic push operation cannot widely separate the muscles. If the attachment points of muscles are abraded, they will definitely droop after surgery.
In addition, after the operation of pushing the cheekbone inward, the whole cheekbone and the complex should be lifted upward to achieve the overall lifting effect.

It is so difficult to push the cheekbones inward, let alone to repair them.
On the one hand, we need to repair the failure of the last zygomatic push
On the one hand, it is necessary to reduce the loss of cheekbones. Because it has already been done once, it will be more difficult to repair the cheekbones again.
Since it is so difficult to repair the zygomatic bone by pushing it inward for the second time, can't it be done for the second time?

Can you push your cheekbones inward for the second time?
This requires rational treatment, because everyone's situation is different, the reasons for the failure of cheekbone surgery are also different, and the personal healing ability is also different. For example, if the speed of bone suture lengthening and closing is different, it is to judge the second zygomatic inward pushing.

Under normal circumstances, if the sequela is not very big, you can have a second zygomatic operation.
However, we need to know that it is difficult to repair the zygomatic bone by pushing the zygomatic bone inward for the second time. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital, have the qualification of maxillofacial bone grinding, and then find a skilled doctor to do it, which can reduce the difficulty of surgery and avoid the loss of zygomatic bone tissue again.