There are a lot of candidates on the internet asking “Can people with three highs do a five-layer face lift?” This question. Since I have not been able to put together an article, today I have time to talk about the effects of “high blood pressure, high blood sugar and high blood fat” on the five-layer face lift, as well as related contraindications. First of all, candidates should understand that the risk of surgery varies with different physical conditions. A. Hypertension For hypertensive candidates, those who can control their blood pressure to a basic normal level through treatment will not be affected by the cosmetic surgery. If a candidate has hypertensive disease and combined with complications, it is not suitable for cosmetic surgery. Why? Because high blood pressure can increase intraoperative bleeding. Before surgery, hypertensive patients should take antihypertensive medication to keep their blood pressure at a normal or slightly higher level, and have enough medication to take after surgery. Candidates with combined heart disease should take and spare medication under the guidance of a cardiovascular surgeon according to the characteristics of heart disease, and hand wood should be performed after the condition is fixed or the cardiovascular surgeon thinks there is no surgical risk. In fact, hypertension is not a contraindication to surgery, but it is essential to have a consultation with a professional anesthesiologist before surgery for hypertensive candidates. Second, high blood sugar (diabetes) Diabetes is also not a contraindication to cosmetic surgery. Diabetic candidates who lower their blood sugar to normal, no more than 10, are not adverse to surgery. What happens when diabetes is not controlled and surgery is done? It can induce ketoacidosis, electrolyte disorders, and also infection, slow healing of incisions and even sepsis due to decreased resistance. Note: Diabetic candidates should try to shorten the fasting time on the day of surgery. High blood lipids are not a contraindication to surgery and have no effect on the “facial five-layer lift”. One last word: the post-operative recovery of people with three high blood pressure may be relatively slow compared to normal people, but this has no effect.