Effects of facial liposuction

Facial liposuction is a relatively common plastic surgery method. It can achieve a good effect of slimming the face, removing double chins and chubby faces. For people with more facial fat, this method can be used for treatment, and the effect is relatively good. However, before undergoing facial liposuction, you must understand your physical constitution and go to a regular plastic surgery institution for treatment to avoid side effects.

Effects of facial liposuction

If you want to know whether liposuction surgery for face slimming is good, we can first look at its principles. This method of face slimming is different from general weight loss methods. It can fundamentally reduce the number of fat cells in the body, thereby effectively avoiding the possibility of rebound. The operation is performed under local anesthesia in the subcutaneous fat layer through incisions behind the ears and at the edge of the nostrils. The obese face shape is improved by suctioning the subcutaneous fat of the face and removing the buccal fat pad.

The combined use of liposuction and facial wrinkle removal has a very good effect on beauty-conscious people over 35 years old. It can reduce the effect of gravity on the face, reduce facial sagging, stimulate subcutaneous tissue to promote fibroblast proliferation, rebuild blood circulation, increase skin and subcutaneous blood flow, restore skin elasticity, promote skin contraction, have a face-slimming effect, and make the entire face appear younger. It should be noted that the face is different from other parts of the body. The skin and fat layer on the face are thin, but there are many nerves and blood vessels distributed on the face. If you are not careful, the facial nerves and blood vessels will be damaged, causing hematoma in mild cases and facial paralysis in severe cases. An experienced doctor can have a good grasp of the strength and measure of the surgery, allowing patients to easily achieve a slimmer face while ensuring their health.

Contraindications

1. People who are mentally ill or have psychological disorders, lack self-awareness of their own conditions, and blindly pursue unrealistic double eyelid shapes should not undergo facial liposuction surgery; those with severe scar constitution or abnormal coagulation mechanism should inform the doctor in advance. 2. Patients with bleeding tendencies and hypertension, active and progressive diseases of important organs such as the heart, lungs, liver, and kidneys, uncontrolled diabetes, and infectious diseases. 3. People with congenital amblyopia, acute or chronic infections in the inner or outer eye or around the eye that have not been controlled or healed; those who have been allergic to local anesthetics or have anesthetic resistance during previous surgeries should inform the facial liposuction surgeon. 4. Patients with facial paralysis and incomplete palpebral fissure closure, or those with infectious diseases inside or outside the eyes, should be cured before undergoing surgery. People with certain infectious diseases, mental illnesses, or mental disorders or instability cannot undergo facial liposuction. 5. Those whose eyeballs are protruding, sunken or whose eyelids are retracted due to various reasons, and those who know that surgery will not achieve the ideal effect, should be treated with caution. 6. Those whose family members are strongly opposed. 7. People with ptosis cannot undergo facial liposuction to avoid worsening of the ptosis. 8. Women who are menstruating, pregnant or having menstruation should avoid taking medication or having coagulation disorders to avoid affecting the fetus or causing bleeding during surgery.