Does Shenzhen Cosmetic Hospital need reexamination after osteotomy and bone grinding surgery?

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Does Shenzhen Cosmetic Hospital need reexamination after osteotomy and bone grinding surgery?

With the growing popularity of cosmetic surgery, more and more people choose bone cutting and bone grinding surgery to change their appearance. Shenzhen, as one of the fastest growing cities of cosmetic hospitals in China, has many professional cosmetic hospitals. Is it necessary to recheck after osteotomy and bone grinding? The following is an introduction from several aspects.

Stability of surgical effect

The osteotomy and bone grinding surgery is a cosmetic surgery that changes the facial contour by cutting and repairing the craniofacial bones, and its surgical effect has high stability. Generally speaking, plastic surgeons will make appropriate design according to the needs of patients and the overall facial structure during the operation. After surgical correction, the facial contour can basically remain stable. Therefore, frequent reexamination is not required after surgery.

However, in a period of time after surgery, such as 3 months to half a year after surgery, there may be swelling and pain at the surgical site, which is a normal surgical reaction. Therefore, during the period after the operation, the patient needs to follow the doctor's advice and return to the clinic regularly to ensure the recovery of the operation site.

Unless the patient has abnormal conditions, such as unsuccessful surgery or obvious deviation after surgery, in general, the number of re examinations after osteotomy and bone grinding is not much.

Postoperative recovery guidance

After the osteotomy and bone grinding operation, the patients need to be given corresponding postoperative recovery guidance. Plastic surgery hospitals usually provide patients with nursing guidelines during the recovery period, including suggestions on rest, diet, oral hygiene, etc. These instructions can help patients better recover after surgery.

During the recovery period after surgery, patients also need to pay attention to the cleaning and nursing of the surgical site to avoid infection and other complications. If the patient has abnormal conditions during the recovery period, such as swelling, pain, infection, etc. of the surgical site, he/she should seek medical advice in time and recheck. Only through timely reexamination can doctors evaluate the postoperative recovery of patients and give corresponding treatment suggestions.

Therefore, postoperative reexamination plays an important role in the recovery process after osteotomy and grinding.

Evaluation of surgical effect

It is very important to evaluate the surgical effect after osteotomy and bone grinding. Through postoperative reexamination, doctors can evaluate the operation effect to determine whether the operation has achieved the desired effect of the patient.

The effect of some bone cutting and grinding operations can only be fully shown after a certain period of time. For example, it takes several months to see the final effect after the zygomatic bone shrinking operation. Therefore, in the postoperative reexamination, the doctor will conduct a comprehensive assessment and inspection of the surgical site to determine whether the operation is successful and adjust the treatment plan in time.

The patient can also communicate with the doctor through reexamination and consult with the doctor about postoperative precautions and nursing methods to better promote postoperative recovery.

summary

After osteotomy and bone grinding in Shenzhen Cosmetic Hospital, postoperative reexamination is very important. The stability of surgical effect, postoperative recovery guidance, and evaluation of surgical effect are all important contents of postoperative reexamination. Through postoperative reexamination, it can ensure that the surgical site returns to normal and timely adjust the treatment plan, so that patients can obtain satisfactory cosmetic results.