Oxymetin is a cosmetic material for breast augmentation, which was once popular and many friends used it for breast augmentation, but then the state found that Oxymetin is harmful to the human body, and people had to have Oxymetin removal surgery. So how to take out as much Omertine as possible? Omertine is a colorless and transparent jelly-like liquid substance that is used as a long-term implanted soft tissue filler material in the human body for cosmetic procedures such as breast augmentation by injection, temporal augmentation (temple area), cheek augmentation and buttock augmentation. However, since the substance can be harmful to the human body, for this reason it is recommended that it be removed in a timely manner, if necessary, so that the harmful effects can be minimized. In order to remove as much injected OxyContin as possible, it is important to pay attention to the following points: 1. To remove as much OxyContin as possible, it is more demanding on the removal technology, and the earlier the time of removal, the better; 2. Patients injected with OxyContin should undergo a routine pre-operative examination to determine the level, scope and distribution of OxyContin: a surgical plan should be formulated based on the state of the patient’s breasts and physical condition; 3. When OxyContin is removed from the body, general anesthesia is recommended, and the patient is usually put under general anesthesia. It is recommended that patients undergo general anesthesia, usually at the lower edge of the areola, that is, the black and white junction to make an incision, so that the postoperative scar is very slight. If there is any outflow of OxyContin from other parts of the body, we can consider making smaller auxiliary incisions in order to take out the OxyContin more thoroughly; 4. OxyContin is removed according to the results of the preoperative examination, and it is removed little by little by adopting advanced endoscopic technology, which can remove the OxyContin through endoscopic visualization, and precisely locate the OxyContin. This ensures that the maximum amount of Oxymethadin is removed from the body. For more extensive distribution, especially in the distribution of glandular lobules, it is necessary to repeatedly and painstakingly carry out individual separation and cleaning, so as to remove as much as possible; 5, after careful and accurate surgery, although the body of the OxyContin can not be 100% removed, but the residue is very small, the probability of causing damage to the human body is also minimized. At this time, breast augmentation with prosthesis can be carried out at the same time or in the second half of the postoperative period to overcome the impact on the aesthetics of breasts after the removal of Oxytetracycline. Therefore, the after-effects of using advanced OxyContin removal surgery are almost zero. In conclusion, the after-effects of Oxytetracycline removal can be controlled, depending on whether the Oxytetracycline removal method is scientific or not.