Will the eye bags be swollen the next day after Korean eye bag removal? Precautions for Korean eye bag removal

The Korean method of removing eye bags is very quick, and the recovery process after surgery is also quick, which can last much longer than last year. So will the eyes be swollen the next day after the Korean method of removing eye bags? Let’s take a look below.

The effect of Korean eye bag removal is closely related to postoperative care. There will be local swelling after surgery. Beauty lovers can use cold compresses to relieve it. Avoid using your eyes for a long time after surgery. You should also pay more attention to your diet. Avoiding tobacco, alcohol, and spicy foods is good for wound recovery.

1. Keep the wound clean and dry to prevent infection. Avoid getting the incision area wet within one week;

2. Take oral antibiotics for 3-5 days after eye bag removal surgery to prevent infection;

3. The stitches will be removed 5-7 days after the eye bag removal surgery;

4. Swelling of varying degrees may occur after surgery, which generally starts to subside after four days. Anti-swelling drugs can be used if necessary;

5. After the external incision eye bag surgery, you should go to the hospital for a follow-up examination 24 hours later, remove the eye dressing, clean and disinfect the wound;

6. For endoscopic eye bag surgery, antibiotic eye drops should be applied twice a day starting from the surgery.

7. If there are special circumstances or adverse reactions, please contact your doctor in time.

Cooperate with the hospital to apply ice compress within 24-48 hours after eye bag removal surgery, and change to hot compress within 48 hours to promote swelling reduction. Apply cold compress (hot compress) 3-4 times/day, 15-20 minutes each time. If there are special circumstances, please contact the doctor in time.

Eye bags refer to the bloated tissue of the lower eyelid, which hangs in a bag-like shape. Under normal circumstances, the fat volume in the orbit and the supporting structure of the lower eyelid maintain a balance. When this balance is changed due to excessive accumulation of orbital fat or weakening of the supporting structure of the lower eyelid, the orbital fat breaks through the limit of the lower eyelid and protrudes outside the orbit, forming a lower eyelid bag-like deformity.