frontal lift

This surgery removes and improves excess sagging skin and fascia in the forehead area to create a sharp and clean forehead.
The forehead is refreshed as skin tautness is regenerated and sagging is improved.

Recommended for this type of person

Those who are concerned about wrinkles and sagging of the forehead.
Those who are concerned about drooping eyebrows and eyelids
Those who are concerned about a dark and tired impression.
*If you can lift the forehead skin by placing your finger on the forehead to give it a bright, clean look, a forehead lift is the best choice.

Features of this hospital

This is a surgical procedure in which an incision is made at the hairline or within the scalp, and the sagging forehead skin is lifted and lifted.
It lifts the entire upper half of the face from the eyelids and gives a bright, gorgeous look.
The scars are located at the hairline and within the scalp, so they are not noticeable scars.

-surgery art of war

Forehead lift with incision at the hairline

I. Skin incision at the hairline of the forehead.
II. Remove the subcutaneous skin from the incision line
III. Apply a key scher and remove excess skin
IV. Carefully suture the wound.

Forehead lift through an incision in the hair

I. Scalp incision is made within the hairline of the scalp behind the hairline of the forehead
II. Dissect between the capsulorrhaphy and periosteum through the incision line
III. After pulling up as much as needed, apply a key scher and remove excess skin
IV. Suture the capsular tendons together and suture the skin

Postoperative course and follow-up

Treatment Time: 60 - 120 minutes

Postoperative hospital visit: Stitches removed after 10 days
Drain removed the next day

Postoperative swelling: About 1 week - 2 weeks (depending on the individual)

Fixed face supporter: 10 days

Treatment on the day of counseling: not allowed

anesthesia: General anesthesia, combined with local anesthesia.
Intravenous anesthesia and laughing gas anesthesia are also acceptable.

shower: Available from the next day

make: Possible from the same day except for the day of creation.

face-washing: The wound cannot be wet for one week due to the casting.

Charge

frontal lift: ¥ 825,000

: All prices include tax.

Postoperative risks and side effects

-Philadelphia infection: If there is prolonged "heat," "redness," "severe pain," or "severe swelling" in the treated area after surgery, infection is suspected.

-Blood Blood pools.: After surgery, bleeding may occur in the wound and blood may pool. If blood accumulates, the wound will swell to a purple color. If left untreated, the pooled blood can promote infection and cause prolonged swelling.

-Necrosis of the skin Skin necrosis: Because the skin is pulled and the wound is stitched together, the wound is highly strained and blood circulation to the skin is reduced. As a result, the skin around the wound may become necrotic and form a black scab. Smoking, severe postoperative swelling, and large blood pools increase the risk of necrosis due to poor circulation of the pulled skin.

-David Wrinkles remain.: Since the skin is pulled toward the incision line, there is a possibility that wrinkles will remain at a greater distance from the incision. Please understand that wrinkles that are deeply etched into the skin cannot be completely erased by lifting.

-Don't worry about it. Remains flabby.: The forehead needs some looseness to move the eyes. The amount of that looseness will leave a tarnish.

-Scratches, bumps and dents Scratches bumps and dents: Although we suture as carefully as possible, there are cases where scar bumps or indentations may occur due to the nature of the skin. If bumps or indentations occur, we will use a CO2 laser to smooth or blur them. After the laser treatment, redness will remain in the treated area for about 3 months. If the bumps or indentations are too large to be corrected with the laser, the scar will be cut out and stitched back together.

-Facial nerve palsy facial paralysis: The facial nerve may be pulled during the surgical operation. This may result in paralysis of eyebrow movement for some time after surgery.
It usually resolves in one to six months. In very rare cases, paralysis may not be completely reversed.
Botulinum toxin can also be injected on the side opposite to the paralysis to balance the left and right sides of the body until the paralysis recovers.

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