Usually all of us are familiar with plastic surgery projects, because there are many people who love beauty, and cheekbone augmentation is also a common beauty project, so we need to understand the nail requirements for cheekbone augmentation. Take it out? What level of surgery is zygomatic bone augmentation?

Do the nails for zygomatic bone augmentation need to be removed?

It is not necessary to remove the titanium nails after zygomatic bone augmentation. Titanium nails are a safe and harmless medical metal material with a wide range of uses. They will not be infected or mutated in the body, and will not have any impact on routine MRI and entry-exit inspections. Titanium nails can be placed in the human body for a long time. There will be no sequelae or other problems if they are not removed, and they will not affect daily life. However, some beauty seekers just cannot accept the presence of foreign bodies in the body or do not want to expose others during later examinations. If you know that you have had plastic surgery, you can consider removing it at this time. If you want to remove the titanium nail, it is recommended to do it within 6-12 months after the operation. At this time, the bone has healed very well, which is a better time to remove it.

What level of surgery is zygomatic bone interposition?

Zygomatic bone interposition is a level 4 highly difficult plastic surgery in the medical field. Because the difficulty of the operation is relatively high, it requires a lot of attention to the hospital’s qualifications and Doctors have high technical requirements. Zygomatic bone incision surgery is to make an incision in the oral cavity, separate the body of the zygomatic bone, perform an L-shaped osteotomy, and then rotate and adduct the zygomatic bone to reduce the height of the zygomatic bone and zygomatic arch, making the facial contour more contoured. Smooth and perfect, the face shape is more beautiful. Zygomatic bone incision surgery is a difficult operation and carries certain surgical risks. Since there are many blood vessels and nerves distributed on the face, the facial nerve may be damaged during the operation, resulting in serious sequelae. Therefore, you must choose the hospital carefully before the operation. It is recommended that beauty seekers who need surgery must think carefully and choose a local regular plastic surgery institution instead of blindly going to a small clinic for surgery, otherwise it may lead to serious and irreversible consequences.

What does zygomatic bone intrusion mean

In some patients, the zygomatic bone and zygomatic arch in the middle of the face are more prominent, resulting in a slightly sunken appearance of the upper and lower faces, forming a diamond-shaped face, which is not aesthetically pleasing. Yes, such patients can undergo zygomatic bone interposition surgery. In the zygomatic bone and zygomatic arch intrusion surgery, the zygomatic arch is cut off from the root of the zygomatic arch to the front of the temporomandibular joint, and an L-shaped osteotomy is made in front of the zygomatic bone. After the cut, the zygomatic bone and zygomatic arch are pushed inward. Titanium plates and titanium nails are used for internal fixation to avoid non-union. Zygomatic bone and zygomatic arch incision surgery can be adjusted according to different protruding parts to effectively improve the face shape. The main effect of this surgery is to reduce the height of the frontal zygomatic bones. The difference from the zygomatic bone and zygomatic arch surgery is that the effect of the zygomatic bone and zygomatic arch is to make the face smaller, while when the zygomatic bone is pushed in, you can understand it as a thick thing. To thin it out, the cheekbones are very prominent when you look at the face from the front, so you need to remove it and return it to normal.

Is zygomatic bone interposition and bone grinding

Zygomatic bone surgery usually includes three types, namely osteotomy and interposition, bone grinding, osteotomy and augmentation prosthesis, etc. The first two surgeries are mainly based on subtraction, but these two surgeries are suitable for different groups. For example, if the patient has a wide zygomatic arch and a wide zygomatic bone body, zygomatic bone osteotomy and medial thrust can be performed. If the patient's zygomatic arch is not wide and the transition between the temple and the zygomatic arch is good, there is no need to uncover the zygomatic arch and then push the zygomatic arch inward. As long as the hypertrophic zygomatic body is simply solved, bone grinding surgery can be used, using a grinding ball to grind away the excessive bone in front.