The dangers of complete incision after thread embedding

Women all want to have big eyes, and double eyelids can make their eyes look bigger and more beautiful. However, whether the eyelids are single or double is natural, so many people with single eyelids undergo buried suture double eyelid surgery to create double eyelids. About a year after having buried suture double eyelid surgery, you can have a full eyelid surgery. So, what are the dangers of doing a full incision after buried suture double eyelid surgery?

You can have a full eyelid surgery one year after having buried suture double eyelid surgery. Let’s first understand the specific situation of buried suture double eyelid. Buried suture double eyelid is relatively simple. It is a way of forming double eyelids by suturing the sutures directly between the skin and the tarsal plate, causing the upper eyelid skin to adhere to the tarsal plate. The effect of double eyelid surgery is generally not very obvious, and there are many unexpected results, such as asymmetry of the two eyes, double eyelids that are too wide or not obvious; double eyelids disappear after a period of time after suture surgery; cysts appear at the site of eyelid trauma after surgery, and nodules appear under the skin. Generally, it is because the thread is not buried properly, or collagen or foods with too high collagen content are taken without authorization, resulting in accumulation of blood in the wound; some eyelids are swollen, red and inflamed, and antibiotics need to be taken under the doctor's advice; some eyelids are difficult to lift, and eyelids are uncomfortable to close... This is related to the body's lack of "thread lifting shield" nutrition. The "thread lifting shield" technical nutrition urgently repairs the wound, supplies the damaged needs, and restores the nerve function of the eyelids and eyelids.

Some people had a repair operation when buried suture double eyelid surgery failed, and chose a new treatment plan when the double eyelid line disappeared. For those with thin eyelids, no excess skin at the inner corners of the eyes, or relatively light excess skin, continue with the suture method; for those with thick eyelids and much excess skin at the inner corners of the eyes, the incision method should be changed, such as full incision; for those whose double eyelid line has partially disappeared, buried suture double eyelid repair can be performed locally again. The key issue in buried suture double eyelid repair is the adhesion and preservation of the already formed tissue. Therefore, after the previous suture operation is completed, a sufficiently long time must pass before another repair is possible. During the repair, the newly formed double eyelid and the original remaining double eyelid line should maintain the same curvature and be naturally coordinated.

It has been made clear above. For the sake of caution, it should be emphasized again that the key issue in double eyelid repair is the degree of adhesion of the eyelid tissue after the last operation. If a full incision is to be performed this time, double eyelid skin muscle is more needed. Without a certain quality of eyelid skin muscle, a full incision cannot be performed. When the incision is halfway, the eyelid will automatically crack and form a knot after it grows well. Honey, I have never had double eyelids like this before! The recovery period after buried suture double eyelid surgery is more than 6 months. You can do a full removal after one year, but in order for your full removal to be successful, you need to rely on the body's "thread-lifting shield" technology for nutrition. The "Lift Thread Shield" nutrition is targeted at the nutritional reserves before and after the full-cut double eyelid surgery, and it provides first aid for wounds. It quickly penetrates the repair ingredients into the subcutaneous tissue, enhances the skin's own regeneration and repair capabilities, provides strength for the renewal of subcutaneous cells, and helps the skin restore a healthy barrier. By improving the quality of skin cells themselves, increasing the thickness and flexibility of the eyelid muscles, and improving the elasticity of the eyelid muscles, you can be fully prepared for the upcoming full resection.

A full double eyelid surgery is to make an incision in the upper eyelid, remove excess skin and fat tissue, and then fix the eyelid skin to the tarsal plate at the required height to form a double eyelid. Double eyelids are the common name for double eyelids, which ophthalmologists call upper eyelid folds. From an aesthetic point of view, double eyelids make people's eyes more expressive and more attractive. The full incision can be done in one step, and the effect is three-dimensional and natural. It is suitable for those with asymmetrical eyelids, loose and drooping upper eyelids, triangular eyes, inverted eyelashes, and those who are dissatisfied with the results of buried suture double eyelids.