Does 3D zygomatic bone rotation surgery hurt? Does 3D zygomatic bone rotation surgery have high risks?

3D zygomatic bone rotation is a relatively large plastic surgery. Anesthesia will be given before the surgery, so there will be no pain during the operation. However, there will be a period of pain after the anesthesia wears off, which is generally tolerable.

Does 3D zygomatic bone rotation surgery hurt?

Many people who seek beauty are afraid of pain and worry that 3D zygomatic bone rotation surgery will be very painful. In fact, there is no need to worry. Before the operation, a special doctor will be arranged to inject anesthetics to the patient.

There will be slight pain during the 3D zygomatic bone rotation surgery, but most people can accept it. Nowadays, people have better living conditions and higher requirements for themselves. Everyone hopes to have a perfect contour, but some people's cheekbones are too high, which affects the beauty of a person's face. Therefore, people choose 3D zygomatic bone rotation surgery to improve the problem of high cheekbones.

How long will the pain last after 3D zygomatic bone rotation surgery?

There will be pain for about a week after 3D zygomatic bone rotation surgery, and this pain will generally disappear slowly during the recovery period.

3D zygomatic bone rotation surgery can make a person's face very delicate and stylish, and very natural, without any traces, and will not affect a person's normal life.

Is 3D zygomatic bone rotation surgery risky?

3D zygomatic bone rotation is one of the most popular surgeries in the plastic surgery world. The risk is relatively low, but it is not small either. Many people choose informal hospitals, which results in asymmetrical appearance.

Do not make any small movements during the operation and follow the doctor's instructions completely. Pay more attention to care after the operation, avoid eating spicy food, and get enough sleep, so that good results can be achieved.

Where is the incision for 3D zygomatic bone rotation surgery?

There are two incisions for 3D zygomatic bone rotation surgery, one inside the mouth and the other at the hairline.

During the 3D zygomatic bone rotation surgery, an incision is first made in the oral cavity, the zygomatic bone area is cut, and then an incision is made in the temple area. After the incision is made in the lateral zygomatic bone, the whole surgery is pushed inward to improve the zygomatic bone and zygomatic arch area.