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WOORI PLASTIC SURGERY Side effects such as unexpected inflammation, bleeding, and infection may occur after surgery Hello 'Woori is beautiful!' I'm Woori Beauty TV's Dr. Hoon Today we're going to talk about forehead lifting There's a question that always comes up with all anti-aging surgeries Many people ask how long it lasts

So today we're going to talk about maintenance period (Q. How long will the forehead lifting last?) First of all, maintenance period is actually a pretty nebulous concept I mean, a forehead lifting is basically a scalp incision and an endoscope There are several ways to fix it We use endotines to fix directly to the bone

So assuming that the surgery goes well Basically, you can think of it as being five to ten years younger You're 5-10 years younger But is that going to stay that way for 5-10 years? That's not true If surgery is performed to turn back time aging will resume in that state It doesn't stay that way after surgery

You can think of the maintenance period as how long it takes to get back to the pre-operative state So on average, people consider revision surgery after about 10 years (Q. When does maintenance period feel short?) I mentioned that maintenance period can be a personal thing There are many reasons for these individual differences

First, there's the biggest reason We need to think about why we have forehead wrinkles The forehead has a widely distributed muscle called the frontalis This muscle is responsible for raising the eyebrows like this But as I continue to use this muscle this wrinkle gets deeper and deeper Just like the horizontal line I have

And that's how we get the forehead wrinkles This is simple aging But the more you use these muscles the faster and deeper these wrinkles appear So people who use their frontalis a lot after surgery may age faster That's one of the biggest reasons Otherwise, it might be like this

Some people have surgery to improve sagging that isn't too bad yet Those people may feel like they're back to normal relatively quickly Because they've had surgery with less sagging That's a given It feels fast to come back to this Because it was this much better, not this much better Each patient has very different skin characteristics

Some people's dermis layer of skin is... Just below the epidermal layer there's a very tough tissue called the dermis For those with thin dermis, it stretches the skin very well Those who stretch like rubber when pulled like this have a thin dermis layer The advantage for those people is that the skin pulls in well so they get a great initial lifting effect

However, because it stretches so easily they can lose their effectiveness relatively quickly On the other hand, if you have a thicker dermis it will be very tight The advantage for these people is that they basically age slowly Instead, because the skin doesn't stretch as well when lifting It may feel less effective than those whose skin stretches more easily

You can also think of the differences as coming from the characteristics of these skins (Q. How to maintain the effectiveness and satisfaction of the forehead lifting?) It's not just about forehead lifting But there are people who think like this after lifting Some people think that if they keep pulling their foreheads like this, they'll stay in shape So they keep touching the surgical site

In fact, right after surgery, it's really important to focus on recovery, including wound care Specifically, for forehead lifting I mentioned that we use Endotine The way endotine works is that I drill a hole in the bone put a hook or something in the hole, and hang the skin from it But if you keep rubbing the area it could cause the hanging to fall off

So it's very important that you don't touch the surgical site and have good wound care as your post-operative care It's important to focus on your recovery and get well Once the swelling has gone down and it's been a while it's important to not overuse those frontalis muscles that I mentioned earlier But there are many people who have a habit of overusing this muscle

One of the biggest causes of people using their forehead muscles is blepharoptosis They don't have very good eye-opening power So they raise their eyebrows to open their eyes wider That's the number one cause of using the frontalis For those people, it's actually better to have a blepharoplasty to get a better lifting effect

But there are some people who habitually raise their eyebrows even if they don't have blepharoptosis For these people, it's important to work on breaking the habit in order to enjoy the benefits of a forehead lifting for longer Today we've been talking about forehead lifting specifically the maintenance period If you have any additional questions, please leave them in the comments and I'll try to answer them

'Woori is beautiful!' This has been Woori Beauty TV's Dr. Hoon Thank you