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Endoscopic Facial Surgeries

Endoscopic facial operations are usually performed on patients whose facial structures such as eyebrows, temples, and cheeks are displaced downwards, although the elasticity of the skin is not lost. On occasion, it can be performed for patients with weak structural midface support or who complain of a tired appearance due to the lower location of the eye corners and eyebrows. This method alone cannot correct serious deformities in the neck and chin area. If there is also sagging in the neck, an additional procedure may be required.

PREPARATION FOR SURGERY

Detailed examination of the patient is the first and most important step. The general condition of the patient, accompanying diseases, medications used, and whether expectations are realistic are the most important points for us. Detailed examination together with the anesthesiologist is a must for preoperative preparation. If the patient smokes, it is recommended to stop 3 weeks beforehand, and blood thinners to be discontinued before the specified time. Preoperative planning is an important step in surgical preparation.

METHOD OF SURGERY

As the operation is usually performed using a light camera, the incisions are small. Incisions can occur inside the scalp, sometimes in the mouth, and rarely in the lower eyelid.

In these procedures performed with endoscopy, eyebrows, temples, forehead, midface (cheek) can be intervened separately or in combination. These structures, which are sagging down due to gravity, pulled upwards.

HEALING PROCESS

On average, the stitches are removed in 10 days, during which oedema on the face will be significantly regressed. Nevertheless, it can take months for the tissues to settle and oedema to fully pass. If necessary, some tapes can be used to reduce swelling. The pain is not very severe, usually at a level that can be relieved with painkillers. In early periods, there may be some numbness due to tension. It’s mostly temporary. As with any surgery, there is a risk of complications during endoscopic facial surgery. Some of these may require revision surgery attempts.