Who needs angioplasty? Orthoplasty should be performed if the mouth is congenitally insufficient or if the corners of the mouth are skewed due to accidents. Deviation of the corners of the mouth will seriously affect the function of the mouth, so it must be corrected as soon as possible.

What is the angle of the mouth? Experts from Guangzhou Shuguang said that the angle of the mouth is usually z-plasty, in which the mucosa at the corner of the mouth is turned into the mouth, and the skin at the corner of the mouth is sutured in a z-shape. The corners of the mouth can return to their normal position after surgery, and the curved shape when opening the mouth is a sign of good function.

Symptoms of angioplasty

The mouth is too wide, the corners of the mouth are skewed, the mouth is deformed, macrostomia, etc.

Surgical method of the angle of the mouth

Positioning of the angle of the mouth: Unilateral is relatively simple, with the healthy side as the standard; when the deformity is bilateral, look straight with both eyes, and the vertical line of the inner edge of the cornea on both sides is in line with the mouth. The point where the split horizontal lines intersect is the normal corner point.

The skin and oral mucosa are incised and sutured separately. In order to prevent the corners of the mouth from being too tight, cross-mucosal flaps can be designed at the corners of the mouth to make the corners of the mouth more natural. In order to avoid the displacement of the corners of the mouth due to scar contracture after linear suturing of the skin, the Depending on the degree of the fissure, one or more groups of z-plasty procedures are designed.

Characteristics after angle plastic surgery

The characteristic after angle plastic surgery is that the scar is on the inside of the angle of the mouth, which is relatively hidden.

Through the above introduction, I believe you have also learned how to choose a good hospital. Shuguang experts remind you that rhinoplasty surgery must be performed in a regular hospital

to ensure safety and effectiveness and avoid unnecessary surgical sequelae.