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What are the sequelae of cosmetic surgery?
Any cosmetic surgery, whether it is a knife operation, a needle operation or an injection operation, has trauma, marks, risks and complications, but a skilled plastic surgeon can limit the injuries to the minimum and hide the surgical incisions well, for example, designing them in inconspicuous places, such as nasal cavity, mouth, eyelids, hairline, armpits and skin folds, so as to avoid complications as much as possible.

All cosmetic surgery is risky. Even the simplest double eyelids, rhinoplasty, are likely to have accidents. All cosmetic surgery will have side effects. The so-called "side effect" refers to the secondary effect produced at the same time as the primary effect, such as following lead. For example, as long as the skin is cut, it will leave scars, and the tip of the nose will harden as long as it is raised.

If you want what God didn't give you, you must pay the price. And this price is not just money. It needs the pain, scars and all kinds of possible long-term complications caused by your operation.