Remove eye bags seamlessly

Eye bags are a problem that bothers many people. Eye bags can make people look listless and seriously affect their appearance. If your living conditions are not good, your eye bags will become bigger, which reminds us to pay attention to our lives. Big eye bags indicate many diseases and also mean that there are some problems with your living habits, such as drinking more water, staying up late less, sleeping more, and smoking less. So, what is the process of scarless eye bag removal surgery?

(1) Design of surgical incision. It is directly related to the effectiveness of the surgery. The incision location design is closely related to the patient's requirements and the physician's aesthetic views, so the patient should have a serious discussion with the plastic surgeon before surgery to avoid disagreements after the surgery due to different understandings of the effects.

(2) Patients with scar-prone constitutions should not undergo this surgery, as it may cause scar hyperplasia and destroy the cosmetic effect.

(3) If there is an infection on the face, such as folliculitis, acne, etc., the facial skin disease should be cured before considering facial cosmetic surgery.

(4) If you have conjunctivitis in both eyes, you should first treat the eye disease and then undergo eye bag surgery.

During the operation, care must be taken not to remove too much skin and orbicularis oculi muscle, especially the anterior part of the tarsal plate of the orbicularis oculi muscle, otherwise ectropion, the most common complication, may easily occur. During the operation, attention should be paid to stop bleeding thoroughly, otherwise postoperative hematoma will occur, affecting the effect of the operation.

Generally speaking, there will be obvious eye swelling and obvious cyanotic spots around the orbit three days after the operation. The sutures were removed 5 days after surgery. The swelling will basically subside one week after the operation, but mild cyanosis or yellow spots may still remain under the skin around the eye sockets. The swelling in the surgical area will completely subside within 10 to 20 days after the operation. If there is slight separation of the eyelid from the eyeball after the operation, it will generally return to normal in 2 to 3 months without the need for another surgery. If obvious ectropion occurs, surgery will be required again 3 to 6 months after surgery.

1. Patients with eye diseases should not do this, but can consider it after the eye diseases are cured.

2. Women should avoid the menstrual period.

3. People with bleeding or coagulation disorders cannot do this.

4. Patients with heart disease, hypertension, diabetes or other organ diseases should not do this.

5. Patients with infectious diseases cannot undergo the procedure.

6. It is not recommended for people with severe scarring.

7. It is not suitable to do this if you have a cold or fever.

8. People with mental illness or mental illness should not undergo the operation, otherwise it may cause a conflict between the surgical effect and the imagined effect.