What are the dangers of double eyelid surgery? What are the treatments for double eyelid surgery?

Any surgery, no matter how big or small, will have certain harms. Double eyelid surgery also has certain harms. So what are the harms of double eyelid surgery, and what are the treatment methods for double eyelid surgery?

1. Bleeding

Improper operation during surgery or poor wound recovery after surgery may lead to bleeding in the surgical site.

2. Hematoma

It manifests as congestion and swelling in the eye area, which is mostly caused by surgical infection, arterial damage, skin injury and other problems.

3. Infection

Due to unclean or incomplete disinfection of surgical equipment, those who pursue beauty are very likely to get infected.

4. Disfigurement

Double eyelid surgery is a very delicate operation. If the technique is not appropriate, the effect of the operation will be affected, resulting in irregular eyelids, asymmetry or scars, which is equivalent to disfigurement and is very harmful.

1. Thread embedding method

The buried thread method is to bury the thread between the dermis and the tarsal plate. It is permanently there between the two and is relatively firm, but the correct anatomical layer must be mastered. The recovery time is generally about 1 week.

2. Incisional method

The incision method is to remove a small amount of skin and part of the eyelid fat to create a double eyelid effect!

3. Korean punching

Korean piercing is to make two small holes on the upper eyelid, remove excess fat and skin, and then suture the dermis and tarsal plate. The final effect is more natural and there is basically no scar.

1. Choose a regular plastic surgery hospital and a professional doctor to perform double eyelid surgery for you. Don't be greedy for small profits and ignore your own safety.

2. Communicate in detail with your attending physician before surgery to ensure that the surgical plan is correct and feasible.

3. Pay attention to caring for your eye skin before and after the operation to prevent bacterial infection.

4. Pay attention to recuperation after the operation, get enough rest, and use your eyes less.

5. Regular follow-up visits

1. Anyone with eye disease should cure the disease before undergoing blepharoplasty to avoid affecting the surgical effect.

2. People with coagulation disorders should be cautious when undergoing blepharoplasty.

3. Ensure your own health. Patients with high blood pressure and heart disease should be cautious when undergoing blepharoplasty.

4. Women who are pregnant or menstruating should not undergo surgery.

5. Avoid using anticoagulants one week before surgery.

6. People with abscesses in their bodies should not undergo surgery.