Advantages of Korean eye bag removal Will Korean eye bag removal leave scars

Eye bags are difficult to remove. Once they appear, it takes a long time to remove them. However, some beauty projects can remove them quickly, such as Korean eye bag removal. Let’s take a look at the advantages of Korean eye bag removal.

1. Remove eye bags and wrinkles, killing two birds with one stone. While removing eye bags, it also tightens the skin and effectively treats the fine wrinkles around the eyes.

2. Minimally invasive, painless, and quick recovery. The superb suturing technique combined with the patented suture-free technology greatly shortens the recovery time of the surgery and leaves no scars after the surgery.

3. Thorough treatment without rebound. The fat eye bags are eradicated at one time, and the postoperative effect is long-lasting without rebound or deformation.

Korean eye bag removal surgery is one of the most common surgeries in current eye plastic surgery programs. As long as it is performed in a regular and professional plastic surgery hospital, the safety of Korean eye bag removal surgery is guaranteed. Korean eye bag removal surgery uses tiny incisions and will not leave obvious incision scars. The eyelid margin is the thinnest skin in the body, so even if a scar is formed, it is very small and difficult to detect.

1. Bleeding after eye bag removal surgery. Generally, intracutaneous and subcutaneous bleeding is very easy to control and treat, and will not cause serious consequences. At most, subcutaneous congestion and cyanosis will be seen.

2. After eye bag removal surgery, eyelid eversion and eyelid separation may occur, resulting in adverse reactions such as photophobia, tearing and eye discomfort. This is mainly due to excessive skin removal during skin incision or too tight suture of related tissues during suture. This is a more serious sequelae of eye bag removal surgery.

3. Insufficient correction of eye bags. This is mostly due to improper method selection, that is, any eye bags are removed through the intraocular incision without considering the relaxation of skin and muscles, or too much fat and orbicularis oculi muscle are removed, resulting in sunken eye sockets.

The causes of eye bags are mainly the following factors: first, age factors; second, genetic factors; third, life factors such as fatigue, poor sleep, excessive nightlife, etc. At present, the main ways to remove eye bags are surgery and laser.