Who is suitable for zygomatic bone reduction surgery? Is zygomatic bone reduction surgery safe?

Zygomatic bone reduction surgery is a method of plastic surgery. This type of surgery always has certain risks. So who is suitable for zygomatic bone reduction surgery? Let’s take a look below.

Zygomatic bone reduction surgery is generally suitable for patients with protrusion of the anterior and lateral sides of the face. An intraoral incision is usually used to separate the zygomatic bone under the periosteum and expose it. Special instruments are used to chisel and thin the part of the zygomatic bone that was planned to be removed before the operation, thereby reducing the outer contour of the face and improving the face shape.

Some girls with big cheekbones want to improve their face shape through zygomatic bone surgery, but they are afraid that the surgery may be dangerous. In fact, what Xiaomei wants to say is that any surgery will involve certain risks, and what we have to do is to reduce the chances of these risks. So first of all, we have to choose a regular hospital to reduce the risk.

Zygomatic bone reduction surgery is mainly used to solve the problem of prominent zygomatic bones and improve the overall structure of the face. The operation is relatively difficult, so the requirements for the hospital and doctors performing the operation are relatively high. The general hazards associated with the operation include damage to the infraorbital blood vessels and nerves, resulting in bleeding and numbness in the infraorbital area, the doctor's failure to control the amount of grinding during the operation, resulting in asymmetry on both sides of the face after the operation, and postoperative infection.

1. It is strictly forbidden to give injections to minors under the age of 18. If it is necessary, the surgery can only be performed after detailed consultation with an expert.

2. Those who are allergic to local anesthetics or have resistance to anesthetics are also contraindications to this surgery and should inform the surgeon.

3. Those who are mentally abnormal or have psychological disorders, lack recognition of their own conditions, and blindly pursue unrealistic plastic surgery results.

4. This procedure is absolutely prohibited for people who are allergic to photosensitivity, or have recently used photosensitizing drugs (retinoids, tetracycline, etc.).

5. This operation is absolutely prohibited for patients with lesions in important organs or those with diabetes who cannot tolerate the operation.