Some patients mistakenly believe that there is a limit to the number of facelifts, which means that "you can't do this kind of surgery after more than three facelifts." This statement makes some people feel ridiculous. Theoretically, the scar tissue formed after the operation will indeed make the next operation more critical: some patients mistakenly think that the number of face lifts is limited, which means that "if the number of face lifts exceeds three times, such an operation cannot be performed." This statement makes some people feel ridiculous. In theory, the scar tissue formed after the operation will really make the next operation more difficult; However, after repeated operations at the same site, the situation of tissue fibrosis does make it more difficult to peel off the operation, but it cannot be said that the operation can no longer be performed. In some cases, it is more convenient to follow the "footprint" of the previous operation because of the guidance of the local scar tissue that forms this membrane. As for the scar of face lift, it should not be an obstacle to reoperation. For younger patients, at present, we often use "mini face lift" with scalp wounds in the temple area. For elderly patients who need to tighten the lower part of the face, the facial lift wound should be as close as possible to the auricle and the inner wall of the "small ear". The incisions in these parts will remain in the same position in the next operation, so there will be no increase in scars. On the contrary, some old-fashioned face-lifting methods, where the wound is in front of the "small ear", can be repaired into a hidden scar through the next face-lifting operation. Recommended reading guide >> Clinically, we occasionally meet some patients. After several facelifts, of course, my face looks younger, but my forehead is bright and my hair on both sides has no sideburns at all. Maybe most people say "no more than three times" because of their hair? In fact, due to the movement of skin flap and the progress of hair transplantation technology, the influence caused by this kind of early operation can be easily handled in the second operation, so of course there is no limit on the number of cosmetic surgery. Due to the improvement of face-lifting technology, we have long realized that the key point of face-lifting should be to "pull up" the loose meat, not completely to the ear. This direction adjustment not only improves the face-lifting effect, but also minimizes the chance of damage to the sideburns. If you really had three face lifts, you probably wouldn't feel hopeless! Did the introduction of the above experts give you a deeper understanding of plastic surgery?