1, hemorrhagic hematoma
Hemorrhage and hematoma are the most common complications of facial rhytidectomy, which occur more than 24 hours after operation. Often manifested as increased pain, swelling and bruising, please seek medical treatment in time.
2, skin necrosis
Large-area full-thickness skin necrosis is rare after plastic surgery, but small-area superficial skin necrosis occurs from time to time, which may require primary and secondary treatment.
3. Nerve injury
Postoperative nerve injury can be divided into sensory nerve injury and motor nerve injury.
Sensory nerve injury can lead to swelling and insensitivity of scalp and facial skin. And this abnormal feeling will disappear in about 3 months after operation.
The incidence of motor nerve injury is low, which can be compensated and recovered, or it may be permanent injury, leading to facial paralysis in the corresponding part, which is a serious complication.
4. Possible infection
When doing face lift surgery, infection and inflammation may be caused if the instruments are not disinfected thoroughly during the operation or if the wounds are not properly cared after the operation.
5, causing baldness
If the scalp hair follicle is damaged during the face lift operation, it may lead to baldness. This condition may be temporary or may lead to permanent baldness.
6, plastic taboo
What are the taboos of cosmetic surgery? First, people with allergies.
People with allergies may be allergic to drugs in surgery or to implanted materials, so the consequences are unpredictable. Therefore, such people are very unsuitable for plastic surgery, which will be very dangerous and even life-threatening.
What are the taboos of cosmetic surgery? Second, people with scar constitution.
The purpose of plastic surgery is to make yourself more beautiful, but people with scar constitution may have very obvious scars after surgery, which will seriously affect the pursuit of beauty by beauty seekers. I wonder if beauty seekers can accept this scar?
What are the taboos of plastic surgery? 3. People with serious organ diseases.
People with serious organ diseases are not only not suitable for plastic surgery, but also need to be cautious when doing other operations. Don't neglect life safety and health because of the pursuit of beauty.
What are the taboos of plastic surgery? 4. Patients with infectious diseases.
Some patients with infectious diseases are not suitable for plastic surgery, such as patients with hepatitis B and AIDS.
What are the taboos of plastic surgery? 5. People with certain blood diseases.
Many patients with hematological diseases can't stop bleeding once, and doctors won't risk plastic surgery for you.
What are the taboos of cosmetic surgery? Six: people with mental illness.
If you are mentally ill, the doctor won't operate on you. For example, patients with depression are a kind of mental illness. The patient is taking antidepressants. If you must have an operation, you need to communicate with the anesthesiologist, otherwise it may have adverse consequences.