Can the blood after the facelift clean up by itself, and will the facelift be scratched and bleed, a

Yes, the recovery time after facelift surgery is different because the specific part and degree of wrinkles that need to be removed are different for each person, and the recovery ability of each person is different. Generally, you can return to work two weeks after a facelift and four weeks after a facelift. Avoid direct sunlight for the time being and use sunscreen protection**.

You're in a facelift surgery.

You should be able to get up and walk around after a day or two, and you should be ready to be relaxed for the first week after your facelift. Be gentle with your face and hair, as your ** is fragile and numb and may not react normally at first. After the surgery, careful care can lead to a better recovery from the surgery, and it is forbidden to drink alcohol, steam baths and saunas for several months after the surgery.

All in all, get plenty of rest so that your body has enough stamina to expend during the process. Avoid strenuous activities for at least two weeks.

Clean the wound (if there is glass in the flesh or sludge and debris on the wound), clean the wound (not to be saved), squeeze slightly around the wound to let yourself bleed out and rinse the wound, apply the medicine to disinfect the treatment, bandage, take anti-inflammatory drugs for a few days, change dressings and bandages every few days. Treat small wounds quickly, and go to the hospital for medical treatment in time for major wounds.

Don't touch the wound, pay attention, it is best to let the doctor help you deal with it, and pay attention to post-operative care.

I haven't heard of facelifting, only dermabrasion, which is a filter effect that makes ** smooth and textured! Commonly known as dermabrasion.

Lifting?? I've only heard of dermabrasion, which can be achieved with blurring and filters.

To get a rabies vaccine....This is a must, just in case....

It's usually fine, but if you're scared, it's okay to get vaccinated, so it's better to prevent it than to prevent it

It is best to deal with it according to the instructions of your treating physician. Personally, it is recommended that a drainage strip be placed at the incorporate after surgery and the head should be loosely bandaged with a bandage. Sleep appropriately with the head (about 30° angle) for a few days after surgery to reduce edema.

The drain can be removed after a day or two, and the bandage can be removed within 1 to 5 days. For the first few months after surgery, sun exposure should be avoided. May beauty accompany you!

You should be a girl, hehe, if it's not very serious, it won't leave a scar.