Exhausted! Exhausted! Exhausted!
Important things must be said three times. After seven hours of continuous work, Yan Feifan felt like he was about to collapse. He was running on fumes alone.
This surgery was the most mentally and physically draining one Yan Feifan had ever performed.
If a single small blood vessel wasn't sutured correctly, it could lead to ischemia and hypoxia in a specific area, causing necrosis and forming a black patch.
If a tiny nerve wasn't handled properly, it would result in a small patch of dead flesh, causing localized facial paralysis.
If a single muscle wasn't properly reattached to the tendon reserved on the facial bone, that muscle wouldn't be able to contract and relax normally, leading to distorted facial expressions in that area.
There were so many blood vessels, nerves, and muscle tissues of varying sizes that Yan Feifan had to anastomose, piece together, and suture.
