How long does it take to restore the natural look after inner canthus opening?

Perhaps everyone wants to have a pair of big eyes. Indeed, a pair of big eyes will make people look very energetic and improve everyone's appearance. However, not everyone has big eyes, so people will take some special measures. Opening the inner canthus is a very common measure. However, the conditioning after opening the inner canthus is the top priority. So how long will it take to restore the natural look after opening the inner canthus?

First, how long it takes to recover from canthoplasty depends on the physical condition of the patient. If the patient has good physical fitness and strong recovery ability, the recovery time after canthoplasty surgery will be shorter; if the patient has weak physical fitness and poor recovery ability, the recovery time will be longer.

Second, how long it takes to recover from canthoplasty depends on the doctor's skills. If the doctor has superb skills, he can minimize the trauma of the operation, making the postoperative recovery easier and shorter.

Third, how long it takes to recover from canthoplasty is related to postoperative care. If postoperative care is done well, the surgical wound can heal faster and the postoperative recovery time will be shorter; on the contrary, if the patient does not receive adequate postoperative care, the postoperative wound healing will be affected and the recovery time will be prolonged.

1. Precautions before surgery

(1) Do not take medications containing aspirin within two weeks before surgery, as aspirin can reduce the ability of platelets to clot.

(2) Patients with hypertension and diabetes should inform their doctors of their condition in detail during the initial visit so that the attending physician can accurately determine the surgical plan.

(3) Before surgery, make sure the patient is in good health and has no infectious diseases or other physical inflammation.

(4) Do not wear makeup before canthoplasty surgery.

(5) Women should avoid the menstrual period as much as possible.

(1) Try to avoid getting the surgical area wet within 7 days after surgery.

(2) Ensure that the surgical site is clean to prevent infection. If there is blood scab or secretion on the wound, wipe it with sterile saline.

(3) After surgery, apply pressure to the local wound or use an ice pack for cooling.

(4) Avoid eating spicy foods such as chili peppers.

(5) Strictly follow the doctor’s instructions for medication and follow-up visits.