Hazards of facelift surgery:

1. Anesthesia for facelift surgery: Local or general anesthesia is dangerous. Anesthesia or sedation may cause injury or death, but relatively The risks of local anesthesia are less than those of general anesthesia.

2. Long-term effects: Changes in facial appearance can occur with aging, weight gain or loss, sun exposure, plastic surgery, or other conditions unrelated to facelift.

3. Necessary additional facelift surgery: In addition to risks and potential surgical sequelae, there are many conditions that can affect the long-term results. Other risks and surgical complications do not often occur.

Rehabilitation and care

1. Keep the wound clean and hygienic;

2. Do not scratch the incision hard when washing your hair;

3 . If the incision is scabbed, it cannot be removed by hand and should be allowed to fall off naturally;

4. Keep a comfortable mood and avoid excessive expressions and movements;

5. Within 1-3 months Facial massage is not suitable;

6. Pay attention to sun protection, which can appropriately strengthen the nutrition and maintenance of the skin and face;

7. Avoid irritating foods such as tobacco and alcohol.