Is there any harm in doing thread embedding for the second time?

Buried thread surgery is generally used to create double eyelids, which can make people's eyes more beautiful and stylish. Therefore, it is favored by a large number of beauty lovers. More and more beauty lovers have joined the team of buried thread double eyelid surgery. However, some people have unsatisfactory results from the first buried thread surgery due to various unfavorable factors, so they want to do a second buried thread surgery to solve the problem. So, is there any harm in doing a second buried thread surgery?

Buried suture double eyelid surgery can generally only be done once, because after a buried suture double eyelid surgery, the skin will become wrinkled and will sag slightly due to gravity. At this time, using the buried suture double eyelid surgery method will not only fail to achieve a good effect, but the double eyelids will also appear obviously double or triangular.

If the double eyelid surgery is not successful the first time, it will be more troublesome to repair it the second time, and it will also put a lot of psychological pressure on the patient. When choosing a hospital and a doctor, you should choose a doctor with a relatively authoritative reputation in the industry, so as to avoid failure of buried suture double eyelid surgery as much as possible.

1. Keep the wound clean to prevent infection. Be careful not to wet the wound when washing your face after surgery. The eye dressing can be removed 1 to 2 days after the operation. If there are blood scabs or secretions on the wound, they can be wiped with sterile saline or medical alcohol.

2. You should rest in a quiet and comfortable environment after the operation. The indoor air should be fresh and circulated and maintain a certain temperature. Increase your protein intake in your diet and eat more fruits and fresh vegetables.

3. Do not watch TV or read newspapers within one week after the operation. It is best to rest in bed in a semi-recumbent position (with the pillow raised) to avoid excessive eye fatigue or low head position which may aggravate wound swelling.

1. Eat more nutritious foods, and supplement various nutrients in a balanced manner. You can appropriately increase the intake of animal liver, milk, egg yolk, etc.;

2. Eat more vegetables and fruits, such as winter melon, bananas, watermelons, etc., which are not only fresh and delicious, but also these cool fruits and vegetables can reduce the occurrence of eye inflammation;

3. No smoking or drinking;

4. Avoid spicy food and barbecue food;