How much is the bone-cutting and face-lifting operation? Is this face-lifting safe? I've been struggling to lose face, but I'm a little scared at the thought of cutting the bone and removing the mandibular angle. First of all, it's a big operation to cut bones and thin face. You need to find a professional doctor to make a clear diagnosis and judge whether your condition is caused by a large mandibular angle, and then consider whether to cut your bones and thin your face. Some faces look like bones, which are essentially caused by other problems of the five senses, such as short chin and shrinking back. You must fully communicate your thoughts with your doctor.

Secondly, we must choose professional and authoritative hospitals and experts to do bone-cutting and face-lifting surgery. Although the current advertisement is exaggerated, it is essentially unqualified, so I suggest you check whether the hospital is formal before operation and whether the doctor has relevant qualification certificates.

Of course, in order to ensure the safety and effect of the operation, the preoperative physical examination is very important, and you need good health before you can consider it. In addition, osteotomy needs to be carried out under general anesthesia. Regular hospitals and experienced doctors must be selected to ensure the safety of the operation. In addition, the operating environment of the hospital is also very important. Regular hospital operating rooms are sterile. I suggest that you don't be fooled by low prices. This will minimize the risk.

Moreover, general professional doctors will only cut less and not more, in order to ensure the surgical effect, make the facial contour look softer and the whole face look more harmonious. Of course, shooting plays an auxiliary role and cannot achieve the visual beauty we want. Moreover, the doctor will not cut according to the film completely when cutting, but will judge by vision, which requires the doctor's technology and specialty.

Finally, the success of an operation has a great relationship with postoperative nursing. Once bone problems are involved, the reaction time will be longer, so follow the doctor's advice and communicate with the doctor at any time if you have any questions or discomfort.

Only by grasping the above points before operation can we do osteotomy with relative confidence, so as to ensure the safety of the operation and the postoperative effect. This is my personal conclusion after consulting several hospitals, hoping to help you.

I have been there before, and I learned a lot before I decided to have mandibular angle surgery. The filming process is completely different from the actual operation, and some doctors were blinded on the spot.