The most commonly used part of micro-plastic surgery is the face, and the effect is also the most remarkable. For the face, micro-shaping includes lifting, wrinkle removal, nose augmentation, freckle removal, pore reduction and skin rejuvenation. From a larger perspective, the hair on the top of the head (making hair thicker or slowing down hair loss), chest lifting and abdomen reduction are all part of micro-plastic surgery.

But micro-plastic surgery is still risky! Experts pointed out that the risks that traditional plastic surgery must bear include anesthesia and infection. Although micro-plastic surgery does not require anesthesia and trauma, it still has its risks. For example, hyaluronic acid, some people may have allergic reactions, or do not like the shape after plastic surgery; Improper control of the injection site and dosage of Botox leads to unevenness and asymmetry, which are the risks of micro-plastic surgery. Fortunately, these risks can gradually heal and disappear over time, which is one of the benefits of micro-plastic surgery.

Of course, the effect of traditional plastic surgery cannot be achieved by micro-plastic surgery. Because the change brought by micro-plastic surgery is gradual, there is no wound, or even a recovery period, as the martial arts novel says,' change is invisible', and it takes two weeks or a month at the earliest to see the effect, but it can only last for two to three years, so people who want to do micro-plastic surgery must not have the expectation of reaching the sky in one step.

Experts remind that plastic surgery can be divided into external channels and internal channels. In addition to these tricks, it is also important to practice internal skills diligently. Maintaining good normal living habits, supplementing enough protein, cellulose and antioxidants, and regulating the body's endocrine can promote metabolism, so practicing both inside and outside can get twice the result with half the effort.