Precautions

1. After 3 hours after surgery, drink water and eat as usual. (However, you should avoid drinking and smoking for at least a month.)
2. Please take the original medicine well. Antibiotics, pain relievers, and stomach medicines are included. If pain control is not achieved even after taking the medicine, additional pain relievers can be taken. (Please stop taking them and contact the hospital if any side effects such as urticaria occur after taking them.)
3. Avoid sauna, excessive exercise for a month, and take a light walk to help relieve swelling.
4. You should ban lying on your stomach or lying on your side when you sleep. Sleeping with your upper body standing up a little helps to reduce the swelling.
5. Avoid applying pressure to the face for a month, irritating or traumatizing the surgical site (bleeding and hematoma may occur)

Post-surgery visit schedule

1. Day 7-8 (week 1) : Status check
2. Day 14-15 (2nd week): Removal of thread
3. 2nd month: elapsed

* Treatment schedules may vary from person to person depending on the condition.

How to disinfect and use ointment

1. After the surgery, do it twice a day in the morning and evening until you remove the thread. Apply a thin layer of prescribed ointment with a cotton swab on the area where the thread is located.

Treatment

1. There may be a small amount of bleeding at the surgical site for 2-3 days after the operation. If bleeding occurs, please give a cold compress and if it persists, contact the hospital
2. There may be pain and foreign body sensation in the fixed area of the endotin. It is a temporary phenomenon and it gets better. Do not press or irritate.
3. You can wash your hair 7 days after the surgery. When you wash your hair, don't press hard because the endotin is contained above the thread on your forehead.
4. Wear the faceband for a week (Wear it for 1 hour, remove it repeatedly) Remove it when sleeping, eating, and washing.
5. Temporary tinnitus can occur. It is a symptom of swelling around the ears, so it naturally improves as the swelling goes out.
6. If symptoms such as abnormal pressure, swelling, and burning are constantly felt at the surgical site, you should contact the hospital and visit the hospital for confirmation.