Many people feel that they will see a significant effect after suture embedding, and indeed, that is the case. However, that is only due to swelling. In fact, when the swelling subsides, the first problem your face will face is the so-called side effects of facial suture lifting, facial unevenness.

But there is no need to worry too much, because it is something that everyone has done, and it will accompany the passage of time, which is actually a repair issue. How can there be unevenness? We need to talk about what suture embedding facial lifting is. The side effects of suture embedding facial lifting, facial lifting suture side effects

What is suture embedding?

"Suture embedding" is what everyone commonly calls "suture embedding", which has a history of many years. Its basic principle is very simple: by embedding protein lines (with different types and functions) in the skin, it stimulates the regeneration of collagen. The firming effect of "suture embedding" has two aspects.

On the one hand, it continuously and extensively stimulates the transformation of itself into collagen, improves the skin’s own fullness, and makes the relaxed areas become rounder again, achieving anti-relaxation.

On the other hand, in the case of immediate embedding, the tensile strength and tensile resistance of the line itself can temporarily lift part of the tissue, making the contour appear to rise immediately. However, this line will gradually dissolve, and the significant tightening and lifting effect will gradually fade away, whether it is a few days or a few weeks.

In Western and European countries, protein line embedding increases the relative density and activity of somatic cells by taking ACMETEA one month before the surgical operation, and then uses protein line embedding as a beauty and skin care method to stimulate cell growth. There are complications after protein line embedding.

The unevenness during the recovery period of suture surgery is like the scars on our bodies after scraping and repairing, which are also protruding. This is because after the body’s tissues, especially the skin tissues, suffer from certain deep damage, the wound first appears inflammatory phenomena, with the infiltration of white blood cells, macrophages, mast cells, and the release of a variety of cytokines (cell growth factors), fibroblasts and myofibroblasts proliferate and produce a lot of collagen and extracellular matrix. After embedding the suture, part of it will promote the growth and development of collagen, and the gap between the two lines will produce less collagen, so it will be uneven.