Is There Any Risk Associated with Upper Face Laxity Surgical Procedures?

Nowadays, not only women, but also some men pay great attention to their appearance and often visit medical cosmetic hospitals. There are many cosmetic procedures available in medical cosmetic institutions, including injection-based micro-cosmetic surgeries and surgical procedures that require knives. Is there a risk in upper face lifting surgery? All surgeries carry risks, so it is important to avoid surgical risks by choosing a reputable hospital and following proper post-surgical recovery instructions.

All cosmetic surgeries involve trauma, complications, and scarring, which can have a certain impact on the physical and psychological well-being of the patient. Therefore, choosing to undergo cosmetic surgery also means choosing to accept the risks. Therefore, if you are considering cosmetic surgery, you must think carefully and not make a hasty decision. If you decide to undergo the surgery, you must choose a reputable hospital and select good medical equipment.

1. Beware of scarring and failures: Some unlicensed beauty salons or unqualified surgeons may leave scars on the face during the surgery, which can affect appearance. Additionally, improper sterilization or other issues during the surgery can lead to symptoms such as itching and pain, and may initially manifest as bumps on the skin or abnormal pigmentation. In severe cases, contracture may occur, leading to facial deformities.

2. Alternative surgeries may not yield desired results: In major cities, there are a few young people who are influenced by Korean or Japanese trends and are eager to undergo alternative surgeries such as tongue piercings, lip piercings, ear shaping, and navel modifications. However, these surgeries may not yield the desired results and may even make the appearance less appealing.

3. Complications may occur after double eyelid surgery: Although double eyelid surgery is a common and relatively safe cosmetic procedure, there is still a risk of complications. It is important to be aware of and avoid potential complications such as hematoma, infection, asymmetry, short or shallow creases, unsmooth crease lines, triangular eyes, deep crease lines, triple eyelids, and scarring at the incision site.