Do you know the dangers of autologous fat filling for the forehead?

In everyone’s impression, a broad and full forehead is a symbol of blessing and wisdom, and a full forehead is also a sign of beauty, so many people now go for forehead augmentation surgery, and autologous fat augmentation is one of them, but what are the dangers of this method?

The dangers of autologous fat augmentation

1. Infection: Strict aseptic operation can reduce the chance of infection. If you experience symptoms such as skin redness, swelling, or obvious pain, seek medical attention immediately.

2. Skin bruises: Skin bruises may occur at the liposuction site and forehead, and generally recover in about 10 days.

3. Uneven skin on forehead: caused by uneven fat distribution. This can be avoided by fat filling at the correct level and evenly during surgery.

4. Subcutaneous nodules: Excessive accumulation of injected adipose tissue locally causes insufficient fat nutrition, and some cells liquefy, forming small subcutaneous lumps. When fat liquefaction occurs, the fluid can be extracted by puncture.

Precautions for autologous fat augmentation surgery

1. Do not smoke or drink alcohol one week before the operation, and stop taking aspirin, vitamin E and other blood-activating drugs two weeks before the operation.

2. Perform routine systemic examinations to ensure that your general condition is suitable for surgery.

3. Do not undergo surgery during menstruation.

4. There is no allergy or inflammation on the forehead skin.

5. Keep the forehead dry and clean within 24 hours after the operation to allow the stye to heal.

6. Do not massage the forehead within one week after the operation to avoid fat displacement.