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In the course of plastic surgery, surgeons intervene not only at the level of the skin (as many mistakenly believe), but also at the level of the deep layers – muscles. With such an intervention, microcirculation and innervation are disturbed. Although this is a temporary phenomenon, it is accompanied by the appearance of swelling and bruising.

At the same time, the process of formation and maturation of the subcutaneous scar takes place. All these processes are accompanied by soreness, induration in the area of ​​the whole face and especially in the area of ​​scars.

After surgery, patients often complain of impaired sensation in the face and neck. One of the most common symptoms in the postoperative period is fever, chills or fever. But the most difficult test for patients is not pain and temperature, many are ready for this, but an emotional shock!

Postoperative depression is associated with the lack of visible results immediately after surgery. This situation is exacerbated by an isolated lifestyle. People must hide their appearance, often even from their closest – family members. And how difficult it is to enter into social life after that, when everyone starts to look closely at how you look after a two-week "vacation".

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At a consultation before plastic surgery, surgeons never talk about the complications that may arise in the process. You get the impression of complete security and confidence in the result. This is a very good attitude, but remember that any operation carries certain risks. 

Risks of facial plastic surgery

Bleeding. Bleeding occurs not only from the inexperience of the surgeon. Most often they are associated with a violation of the condition and tone of the vessels.

• To avoid this complication, before the operation, it is worth thinking about the tone of the face and doing gymnastics for the face, which will help to “pump up” the tone.

Infection (rare complication). When choosing a clinic, you must be sure that all sanitary and hygienic requirements are observed in it.

• Be careful how you take care of your face in the postoperative period.

Delayed healing of the wound. This complication occurs predominantly in people who smoke, but can also be seen in people who experience slow blood circulation and facial hypertonicity.

Nerve damage. Damage to the branch of the facial nerve, leading to partial facial paralysis, is perhaps the most unpleasant complication. Fortunately, it is rare, and in most cases the nerve is slightly damaged or stretched, and recovers within a few weeks or months.

Asymmetry. This complication occurs in people with facial asymmetry, which is pronounced even before surgery. Another reason – the fact that the face was slightly asymmetrical before the operation, but you did not notice it. It happens that during the operation one side of the face is pulled or tightened differently or stretched more than the other.

• This defect can be repaired during a second operation.

If you want to quickly and painlessly go through the postoperative period, learn how to properly express emotions with an "updated" face, start doing facial exercises on the third or fourth day after the operation.

Facial gymnastics stimulates blood circulation in the operated areas, speeding up the rehabilitation period and is a prevention of the formation of keloid scars. This will help you quickly return to working condition and hide your little secret from others. Let everyone be surprised: "Why do you look so good and fresh?!"