There are many candidates have a question, since a large incision has been opened in the skin during facelift, why can’t the fat be removed and then taken out in this incision, instead, lipolysis has to be done separately to remove the orofacial pouch. In fact, the fat in the corners of the mouth is only partially thickened, and it needs liposuction or fiber optic lipolysis or diamond sculpting to thin it evenly, and each level can be controlled evenly to get a good result after surgery. If the fat is removed directly, it will definitely lead to unevenness of the face. Some candidates think that fat removal is a matter of scissors, but in fact, the face is a very important part of the body, such as the deep mandibular branch edge of the flap, if it is cut, it will damage the facial nerve, which can be said to be more than worth the loss. If you really want to cut, the doctor can only take the scissors to cut and wrap around bit by bit, the post-operative facial bump is almost ironclad. The second point is that the early stage of facelift will appear to be very tight on the face, the whole face is very tense. Some seekers will jokingly call it a mask face, and as the recovery time increases, the facial skin will appear to fall back to some extent. For this area of the orofacial pouch, a little more will occur. Many seekers demand that the coronal pouch must be completely removed and that not a single bit of the decolletage should be left. In fact, this is not possible, because the jaw ligament is fixed very tightly with the bone, and if there is a little laxity above, there will be a small depression below. Therefore, no matter how tight the facelift surgery is, there will definitely be a slight fall after the recovery period, which is determined by the physiological structure. Some candidates are more perfectionist, so they can consider doing some filling of the sunken area after the surgery to fill in the jaw incision to make it look better, and the overall improvement will be further improved.