1, forehead suspension
Solution of forehead wrinkles and relaxation of the suspension of the phenomenon. During the surgery, the skin of the forehead is incised according to the design line to reach the subcapsular tendon membrane, and then a special flat separator is used to separate this layer forward to the upper part of the eyebrow and the root of the nose, and then a special small-pointed hook knife is used to cut the frontalis muscle, frowning muscle, descending eyebrow muscle, and then the laser is used to stop the bleeding while peeling off the skin, and then a special instrument is used to sharply separate it forward under the SMAS fascia up to the root of the nose, so as to solve the problem of nose wrinkle (Chuan-Zi Lines).
2, temporal suspension
Hidden operation in the hair on both sides of the temples, to solve the eyes of the eyes radial crow's feet, lifting the sagging eyes, sagging eyebrows, sagging cheeks. Improve the nasolabial folds phenomenon, solve the sagging corners of the mouth phenomenon, a multi-purpose. Improvement of nasolabial folds and solution of drooping corners of the mouth in a single operation. The surgery is the most conventional suspension, accounting for about 90% of the fascial suspension in more than 90% of its surgical pain is small, postoperative facial swelling does not affect the normal work and study, facial lifting effect is good, the operator appears to be generally younger than 6 to 20 years, clinical 10 years of observation, surgical effect can be maintained for 6 to 10 years.
3, frontal, temporal suspension
Generally, in addition to facial sagging, forehead also need to lift a large area. Most suitable for 35 to 45 years old middle-aged people. After the surgery, the overall feeling seems to be about 10 years younger.
4, the overall Department of suspension
Commonly known as the large facelift, the so-called large facelift has two main meanings. One is the name of the previous for wrinkles under the skin, and the second is the name of the surgical incision for the more traumatic surgical wrinkles. Generally speaking, the results of a major facelift should be the most reliable. It is also the first choice in cases where wrinkles are prominent and skin laxity is severe, and we also recommend a major facelift for older patients. A circular incision is made above the head, along both sides of the ear, without interrupting the epidermis, muscle, or fascia, and a very wide area of excess tissue is removed. Suitable for people aged 40 to 65 years, the lifting effect is obvious, so that facial wrinkles, aging and laxity disappear, and the phenomenon of "flab" can be solved. Surgical operation time is generally between 2 to 3 hours, because of the large surgical stripping area, there should be assistants to cooperate and use high-frequency electrocoagulation hemostasis equipment, the operation is a top facial youthfulness of the overall restoration project.
5, lower face suspension
Mainly used to solve the lower half of the face of aging, sagging phenomenon. In order to solve the problem of sagging corners of the mouth, the sagging of the jaw meat phenomenon accompanied by the cheeks below the "meat" as the main solution to the phenomenon. Because the operation is around the ear ring method, the operation process is the first preauricular subcutaneous peeling, over the anterior border of the parotid gland, with fascial suspension instruments bluntly upward peeling about 5mm, in view of the traditional anatomical concepts of the SMAS and the relationship between the facial nerve, the facial nerve over the anterior border of the parotid gland directly in the deep layer of the SMAS. If the SMAS is peeled beyond the anterior border of the parotid gland, it is very easy to damage the facial nerve. Therefore, instead of extensive and complete freeing of the SMAS in the middle of the face, an O-shaped incision is made mainly behind the ear along the hairline for suspension and peeling. The deep facial vascular branches must cross the SMAS layer to innervate the surface skin and subcutaneous tissues. Despite the presence of its own blood supply network, the blood supply to the skin flap and SMAS flap will be significantly reduced after extensive dissection, therefore, attention should be paid to the tension of the skin flap and the SMAS flap during the suture, so as to avoid the formation of blood flow obstacles, resulting in necrosis of the skin flap and delayed healing of the incision.