How long does it take to repair a failed zygomatic bone augmentation? How to repair a failed zygomatic bone augmentation?

Zygomatic bone augmentation is a relatively large plastic surgery, so the possibility of failure is also greater. So if the zygomatic bone augmentation surgery fails, how long do we have to wait before it can be repaired?

How long does it take to repair a failed zygomatic bone augmentation?

1. It is a good choice to perform zygomatic bone repair surgery within six weeks after a failed zygomatic bone surgery, because the bone line used in zygomatic bone surgery can be used for repair.

2. Perform revision surgery half a year after the failure of zygomatic bone plastic surgery. That is to say, after the previous zygomatic bone plastic surgery has fully recovered, a second zygomatic bone surgery will be performed based on the symptoms of the failure.

How to repair a failed zygomatic bone augmentation

1. Asymmetry of height on both sides:

The surgical plan can be designed before the operation, and the high parts can be ground and the low parts can be filled;

2. The surgical results are not clear:

The main reason is that the grinding or excision is not in place. You can ask an experienced plastic surgeon to perform the surgery again.

3. Too much zygomatic bone removal causes facial collapse:

You can fill the cheekbones with implants to make your face look fuller;

4. Hematoma inflammation:

This phenomenon is relatively rare and needs to be treated in the hospital as soon as possible. If scars are left, scar repair can be performed.

Zygomatic bone augmentation postoperative care

1. After zygomatic bone augmentation surgery, the face needs to be bandaged with an elastic bandage for 5 to 7 days, the stitches will be removed after 10 days, and semi-liquid food should be taken within 3 days after the surgery.

2. Generally, the swelling will last for 7-10 days after the operation, depending on the individual's physical condition, and then the swelling will gradually subside. In 3-6 months, the patient will have natural and beautiful lines from the front and side, which are in harmony with the entire face.

Side effects of zygomatic bone augmentation

1. The most common sequelae after this surgery is difficulty in opening the mouth, which usually disappears about a week after the surgery. After the surgery, the surgeon must try to avoid opening the mouth wide.

2. Itching may occur after the operation, but it is normal and will disappear on its own in a short time.

3. Postoperative pain, local swelling, itching and bruising. These sequelae are more likely to occur, but the symptoms are mild and mild, and generally disappear on their own within 7 days. Ways to avoid or reduce these sequelae are: choose a professional doctor, apply cold compresses before and after treatment, and avoid taking anticoagulants and vasodilators two weeks before surgery.