After general endoscopic rhytidectomy, the dressing should be bandaged with drainage strips, and the dressing should be changed within one to three days according to the situation. It is better to rest in a semi-recumbent position within three days after endoscopic rhytidectomy, which is beneficial to the venous blood return of the head and face and relieves local swelling and pain. Cold compress can reduce swelling within three days; Hot compress promotes recovery after three days. Whether to take antibiotics and when to take them depends on the patient's postoperative situation. Surgery usually takes 6-7 days to remove stitches, and it is forbidden to laugh or make big facial expressions within 10.

In addition, after the operation, the facial skin will be swollen to varying degrees, even blue and purple, which can be absorbed and disappeared within 10 days, while the recovery of facial edema takes 2-3 weeks or more. At the beginning of the operation, the skin feeling of the face and scalp will become numb and dull, and there may be sensory abnormalities such as ant walking or running water in the future. Generally, this kind of sensory change can completely return to normal in about 3 months. Because the secretion of sebaceous glands and sweat glands in the skin in the operation area is reduced after operation, we should pay attention to the correct use of skin nutrients to protect the facial skin and keep it moist after stitches are removed. There may be slight asymmetry between the left and right sides of the face after operation, which can be restored to normal within 1-2 months through the repair and adjustment of skin and soft tissue itself. It can take effect after the swelling disappears after operation, and the effect is the best after 3-4 months.