Frontal Oesteotoma

• Preparation: The patient undergoes preoperative assessments, which may include imaging studies to precisely plan the surgical approach.
• Anesthesia: General anesthesia is typically administered to ensure patient comfort throughout the procedure.
• Surgical Incisions: The surgeon makes strategic incisions hidden within the hairline or natural creases of the scalp to access the frontal bone.
• Osteotomy: Using specialized instruments, the surgeon carefully cuts and reshapes the frontal bone to achieve the desired contour and symmetry.
• Securing: Once the bone is repositioned or reshaped, it is secured into place using surgical plates, screws, or other fixation devices.
• Closure: The incisions are meticulously closed, and dressings or bandages are applied to facilitate healing.

The outcomes of Frontal Osteotomy Treatment aim to achieve improved facial symmetry and aesthetic balance. Patients typically experience enhanced facial contours and a more proportionate appearance. Final results become more apparent as swelling subsides and the surgical site heals completely. Patient satisfaction is often high, with restored facial harmony and improved self-confidence.

• Bleeding: Managed intraoperatively to minimize risks.
• Infection: Controlled with prophylactic antibiotics and sterile surgical techniques.
• Nerve Injury: Rare but possible, resulting in temporary or permanent sensory changes.
• Bone Healing Issues: Delayed healing or non-union may require additional intervention.
• Scarring: Efforts are made to minimize visible scarring through precise incision placement.

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