*Not for promotional purposes, not as a broker. There are many inquiries about temporalis fascia surgery, but there seems to be no reviews, so I am writing this. I hope it helps! It's been 5 days since I had surgery with temporalis fascia and ear cartilage. First of all, the reasons for this surgery are 1. I don't want to use foreign substances (silicon, donated cartilage, etc.). 2. I only want to raise the bridge of my nose 1-1.5mm below my eyebrows. 3. My skin is very thin. I had the surgery by rolling up the harvested temporalis fascia to create some height, and then adding ear cartilage below it to transplant it. *I will not accept inquiries about the surgical method. Please consult a specialist. The area where the temporalis fascia was harvested is very painful, and it was sutured with a medical stambler (8 pieces). It is known that the incision is 2-3cm, but in my case, the incision was more than 4cm. There is no hair loss symptoms in the surgical area or nearby areas yet, but I think we will have to continue to monitor the recovery process in the future. The ear cartilage was harvested from behind the ear, and as expected, the tingling pain continues. If anyone has had surgery on the temporalis fascia, please leave a comment! I would like to share information on temporalis fascia surgery!
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