Is temple filling good?

Temple filling is a plastic surgery method. Some people have flat temples, which will affect the overall facial image and give people the impression of a small head and a big face. For such people, you can choose to have temple filling for plastic surgery. Before undergoing plastic surgery, you must understand some contraindications and indications. Not everyone is suitable for such plastic surgery, so you must make adequate preoperative preparations.

Is temple filling good?

1. Scar-prone physique; those with a tendency to scar can consider filling with injectable materials. 2. Problems with coagulation mechanism; 3. Severe cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, diabetes, active tuberculosis, etc.; 4. People with large heads or faces should be cautious, and those with high hairlines should not undergo forehead augmentation surgery.

Preoperative preparation

1. Good health, no organic lesions of important organs, such as heart disease, hepatitis, nephritis, pneumonia, etc.

2. No oral infection sources such as caries, periodontitis, oral ulcers, etc.

3. Women should avoid surgery during menstruation

4. Routine blood and urine tests, chest X-rays, electrocardiograms and other routine health checks should also be performed before surgery.

5. Routinely take facial frontal and lateral photographs for postoperative comparison and efficacy assessment.

6. Rinse your mouth with compound borax solution 3 days before the operation. Oral hygiene can be performed if necessary. For external incisions, use 1:1000 Sanisol foam. 7. Stop smoking, aspirin, contraceptives and certain anti-inflammatory drugs before the operation.

Postoperative Care

1. Eating more nutritious food after surgery will help with recovery. Food that is too hot will irritate the wound so it is best to avoid it. 2. 48 hours after the operation, if the wound is dry and there is no exudate, you can gently wash it with water. You can take a bath after two weeks. 3. Ice compress is required 1 to 3 days after the operation: Wrap the ice with plastic film and then wrap it with a towel to avoid the incision and apply ice compress. 72 hours after surgery, hot compresses are needed to help reduce swelling and promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis.

Side effects and sequelae

1. Incorrect placement of materials: This often results in some places not being filled, and places that should not be filled are filled too high. This phenomenon is mainly caused by improper surgical operations by doctors. 2. Infection. Since surgery requires sterile operation, if the sterile operation is not strictly followed, infection will occur. Once infected, the material needs to be removed and anti-infection treatment needs to be carried out. If another surgery is required, it will have to be at least three months later. 3. Because everyone's physique is different, a very small number of people will have an allergic reaction to the filler. 4. The surface is too full or still sunken after the operation. This phenomenon is mainly caused by the material being too large or not large enough, which is mainly a problem with the doctor's skills. 5. The possible complications caused by the operation include: obvious unevenness, asymmetry, and unnatural joints;