Because if it is still in the swelling stage and the shape has not come out after operation, even if it wants to be repaired, it will take 3 months to 1 year. The specific time depends on the surgical project and recovery.

There is a possibility of inflammation.

Although most cosmetic surgery will not be infected, it will more or less cause local inflammatory reaction, and the process of tissue healing is also the process of inflammatory reaction.

Reoperation in a short time will aggravate the inflammatory reaction, such as increasing the possibility of rejection of the prosthesis, prolonging the postoperative swelling time and even increasing the risk of infection after repair.

Scar affects the repair effect

Surgery itself has trauma, and the healing process of trauma often leads to the healing process of scar. The short-term scar after operation is still in the proliferative stage. Proliferative surgery will stimulate scar re-proliferation and affect the appearance.

Morphological changes are not conducive to repair.

It is precisely because of the existence of the above scars that it will have an important impact on the repair operation. The thickness and volume of scars will change with softening and maturity. For example, rhinoplasty, if the scar is not stable and mature, is in urgent need of repair. So when carving and trimming the prosthesis, which should be thick, which should be thin, which should be high and which should be low? Even if the operation was effective at that time, can it be guaranteed that the long-term shape will remain unchanged after the scar softens?

The second repair surgery needs more doctors. Those who seek beauty must carefully choose qualified and technically excellent plastic surgery institutions and conduct detailed discussions to ensure the plastic surgery effect.