Side Effects of Temple Filling

In cosmetic plastic surgery, minimally invasive surgery has become the choice of many people who love beauty, especially autologous fat breast augmentation and nose augmentation, which are deeply favored by women who love beauty. In addition, some people are not very ideal for their temples, and they also choose micro plastic surgery to adjust them. However, the sequelae of temple augmentation should also be taken seriously, including paying attention to infection and whether allergic symptoms occur.

Effect

Autologous fat augmentation of the temples is a method of extracting fat from the buttocks or other parts of the body through liposuction. After strict filtration and purification, the purified and cultured fat cells are then implanted into the sunken temple area. The implanted fat cells grow naturally in the physiological environment of the human body, thus making the temples fuller. Compared with the traditional autologous fat filling technology of the temple, the attention paid to the purity of fat and the injection method during the operation effectively avoids the problem of excessive liposuction of fat cells after the operation. The survival rate of autologous fat filling of the temple is over 85%, compared with the traditional survival rate of only 30%-50%. Only one operation is needed to achieve very good results. Filling the temples with your own fat has significant effects: depending on the degree of the patient's sunken temples, in general, for mild depressions, about one time is enough, for moderate depressions, about one to two times, and for severe depressions, about two to three times are enough to see results. The advantage is that once it survives, it will exist permanently and will not disappear or be absorbed. Moreover, the restored temples have a good feel, natural shape, smooth lines and are elastic.

complication

1. Infection. If the hygiene conditions of the hospital you choose do not meet the standards and aseptic procedures are not strict, infection can easily occur. If an infection occurs, the filling material must be removed and the infection must be treated first. A second operation can only be performed three months later.

2. The filler is too full or not full at all. This is caused by inadequate estimation of the material before the operation. Therefore, it is important to communicate with the doctor.

3. Material allergy. For temple augmentation surgery, the chance of this happening is very small.

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;