Red eyes after eye opening

People use many different methods to make their eyes look bigger and brighter. For example, opening the canthus, because some people's eyes are particularly suitable for opening the canthus. However, after canthus opening, there are many surgical symptoms and side effects, so measures should be taken in time to prevent other abnormal symptoms from occurring. So why do the corners of the eyes become red after eye opening?

1. Causes of redness at the corners of the eyes

There are two factors that cause redness at the corners of the eyes. One is normal scar hyperplasia, which leaves obvious knife scars at the inner corners of the eyes, especially in people with sensitive constitutions. The first is redness of the skin, but the hyperplasia will gradually subside after about three months to six months. The second is infection during surgery or improper care that leads to inflammatory manifestations such as redness of the corners of the eyes, which should be distinguished from normal scar hyperplasia.

After canthus opening, you need to pay attention to many details of the eye, because normal wound healing also requires a certain process. If the healing is not good, some adverse symptoms will also appear, such as local swelling and redness. So we must pay attention to local care

It usually takes about 3 months to recover from canthoplasty, and the length of time depends on the individual's recovery ability. Some people's eyes turn red after opening their eyes, which is usually caused by poor care. Therefore, when opening the canthus, you must pay attention to local hygiene. You can apply some ointment to prevent scar hyperplasia and reduce irritation at the canthus. Do not wear glasses during the canthus dilation period, because wearing glasses will also cause redness and swelling in the corners of your eyes.

One thing you need to pay attention to when opening the canthus is not to rub the corners of your eyes with your hands, because there are a lot of bacteria on human hands. If you rub your eyes with your hands, it is easy to make the corners of your eyes become red and swollen. It is also not recommended to go out in the sun while your eyes are open. Strong ultraviolet rays can also cause damage to the corners of your eyes. It is best to hold an umbrella when going out.

When you go to bed at night, be sure to turn off the lights to reduce the damage caused by light to the corners of your eyes. Because if the care is not good, the redness and swelling at the corners of the eyes will continue to increase and the pigmentation will also change. Therefore, you must not expose your eyes to the light. You can close your eyes and rest as much as possible, which will also help the recovery of the corners of your eyes.