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What side effects can zygomatic grinding have?
Nowadays, many girls have high demands on their faces. For example, many girls have high cheekbones, which makes them look a little old. They usually choose surgery to grind their cheekbones. This method is actually quite effective and basically permanent. But many beauty seekers worry that although this method is beautiful now, no one knows what it will be like when they are old. Many girls worry that they will bring some sequelae when they are old, and that their quality of life will be affected when they are old. In fact, not everyone will have bad effects after surgery. The specific situation depends on their physical condition. So, will the method of grinding cheekbones have sequelae? What will happen?

Sequela:

1. Facial asymmetry: During the operation, it is impossible for the doctor to accurately calculate the width of the removed (polished) bone, and the face of the human body itself is not completely symmetrical. If the doctor is unskilled or negligent, the asymmetry of the width on both sides of the face will increase.

Therefore, experienced doctors should not only be familiar with their facial skeletal structure, but also take X-rays (or magnetic vibrations) for operators before operation to clearly understand their unique skeletal structure.

2. Postoperative hematoma: Every operation will involve a lot of blood vessels and nerves. Even if the bleeding is completely stopped, postoperative bleeding is easy to occur. So generally speaking, when surgical suture is performed, the doctor will place a drainage tube to draw out the congestion in the wound.