Temporal fascia tissue flap transfer correction

The fascia tissue flap correction is used for the correction of facial collapse deformity. The fascia tissue flap is a tissue flap with a shallow vascular pedicle. The valve has the advantages of high survival rate, strong anti-infective ability, non-absorption, simple and convenient transfer, and no obvious scar on the face after operation, and is a good tissue material for correcting facial collapse deformity. The flap can also carry a full-thickness or a half-layer skull flap (ie, a fascia fascia flap), and at the same time correct facial soft tissue and bone tissue collapse deformity. Treatment of diseases: facial granuloma Indication The fascia tissue flap transfer correction is suitable for the correction of the inferior temporal and buccal collapse deformity. Contraindications 1. Patients with ipsilateral superficial blood vessels that are ligated or severed. 2. Local inflammation or systemic infection. Preoperative preparation 1. The path of the superficial temporal artery was measured with a Doppler detector and traced with methylene blue. 2. Determine and describe the filling range of the fascia tissue flap and measure and calculate the tissue volume. 3. The patient needs to shave his head and prepare for the skin of the head and face. Surgical procedure 1. Delineate the iliac crest of the superficial temporal artery, the iliac fascia flap and the scalp incision line. 2. Cut the skin, scalp and subcutaneous tissue along the incision line to expose the superficial temporal fascia and superficial temporal artery and vein. 3. The flap is calculated according to the size and extent of the tissue volume before surgery, and the superficial temporal fascia is cut, and the superficial temporal fascia flap containing the superficial temporal vascular pedicle is turned up. 4. Sneak separation of the collapsed area from the sacral incision, to the face collapse area, in the deep subcutaneous tissue for sneak separation. 5. Stop bleeding with hot saline gauze. After hemostasis, the superficial fascia flaps are threaded into the needles with thick lines, then transferred to the face collapse area, and the tissue flaps are fixed to the skin, and the incision is finally sutured. 6. Place the drainage strip on the ankle, properly fill the filling area and the supply area, and avoid pressure on the pedicle.

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