Small incision lift surgery is performed by making tiny incisions in the frontal and temporal areas, and through blind vision or under direct vision with the aid of an endoscope, with special tools at different levels, the tissues of the separated face will be cut off towards the developed frontal muscles (frontalis and frown muscles, etc.) Shu flattening flaps, lifting and fixing them, so that the sagging tissues will produce new adhesions upwards to achieve the purpose of facial lifting and wrinkle reduction. As there are risks associated with any surgery, small incision lift surgery is no exception. The main risks include facial nerve injury, incision scarring alopecia, scalp numbness, and tissue sagging recurrence. This operation requires multiple incisions in the frontal and temporal areas, and is limited in its adaptation to the population, with poor results for those who are severe and have significant sagging skin. In addition, if the operation is not performed with care, the patient may experience a slight depression in the middle of the forehead after the operation. In addition, postoperative patients may have skin swelling, which can be reduced in 3-4 days after treatment; and there may be numbness and pain around the incision, which should be adjusted with appropriate medication according to medical prescription. As the recovery function of the deep tissue under the skin still exists, it may lead to unsightly appearance and redness of the face for a period of time, which will slowly fade away with time. Because the surgery is mainly suitable for patients in the age group of 30-65 years old with loose skin and obvious wrinkles, such as wrinkles produced by loose skin in the forehead and temporal area, including forehead horizontal lines, Kawasaki lines between the eyebrows, crow’s feet around the eyes and sagging eyebrows and sagging corners of the eyes. If they do not meet the conditions, the surgery is not recommended to avoid unnecessary surgical risks.