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2026.04.17 · Views 245
While studying facial contouring, I heard that the moment a large incision is made inside the mouth to examine the bone shape, the flesh and bone separate, making it difficult to prevent sagging later on, no matter how well they are reattached (separated). So, if I go to a hospital that performs surgery using only minimal incisions to prevent separation, would I not have to worry about sagging?
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I heard that it’s not easy for the separated flesh to reattach as tightly as it used to.
Right? So, instead of forcing it back on, I'm looking for a place to leave it attached as it was originally.
Apgujeong Mi Hospital's fluoroscopic contouring uses exactly that method. Since they perform the procedure with minimal incisions only where necessary while viewing images from outside, I heard that the tissues heal on their own without the need for dissection.
Ah, so that's why sagging doesn't occur since it isn't separated in the first place. Thank you for the explanation!