It is said that the high killing man of cheekbones doesn't need a knife. It can solve this problem by pushing inside cheekbones. But sometimes there will be accidents when pushing inside cheekbones. What should we do?
Someone feedback:
The zygomatic bone has not recovered for half a year, okay? What if it's swollen?
Let's take a look at the operation process of zygomatic bone pushing inward
As shown below ↓↓
After local anesthesia before operation, from the oral incision, with the help of endoscopic surgery, accurately push the prominent cheekbones inward to reduce cheekbones.
(Flow chart of zygomatic bone push in operation)
The operation is difficult and requires high requirements for hospitals and doctors. You must go to a hospital with Grade IV maxillofacial bone grinding qualification.
Back to the point of view, because this operation caused a lot of damage to the facial tissue, after completion, there will be recovery, Under normal circumstances, the normal state can be restored in about three months, But there are exceptions. For example, some people do not recover well after six months, or postoperative care is not in place. At this time, they need to go to the hospital to consult the doctor to see how to properly do postoperative care, so as to recover quickly.
(Changes after zygomatic bone pushing operation)
However, if the operation is not good and the recovery is not good within six months, attention should be paid. After the operation fails, if the recovery is not good, it needs to be repaired immediately!
(Schematic diagram of operation area of zygomatic bone pushing inward)
Can the zygomatic bone be reset if it fails to push in?
Generally, the zygomatic bone pushing operation fails and can be repaired, but it is unlikely to restore the original appearance.
Instead of entanglement, it is better to pay attention to the internal pushing repair of cheekbones.
The common cases of malar advancement failure are: bone ptosis, bone nonunion, facial asymmetry, etc. , can be improved through surgical repair.
The zygomatic internal push repair operation should not only be designed according to the reasons for the failure of the beauty seeker, but also pay attention to reducing the trauma on the face of the operation for rapid recovery.
