What to do if scars grow after full eyelid surgery

In modern society, double eyelids are becoming more and more popular, and single eyelids are becoming less and less accepted by the public. They think that only double eyelids can be called good-looking, so some people with single eyelids will undergo minimally invasive surgery. There are many double eyelid surgeries, including full-cut double eyelids, but after this surgery, some complications may occur, such as scar hyperplasia. So, what should be done about scar hyperplasia after full-cut double eyelids?

In fact, hyperplasia after surgery is a very normal phenomenon. As long as proper care is taken, full recovery can be achieved in about half a year.

Nursing: 1. Pay attention to strengthening eye muscle exercises. After double eyelid surgery, the incision usually needs to be covered for one day. The gauze can be removed on the next day. Doing eye-opening exercises as soon as possible can promote blood circulation in the tissues around the eyes, reduce or eliminate swelling at the incision site, and return to normal as soon as possible.

2. Pay attention to prevent the proliferation of scars in the double eyelid area. After the operation, the patient should avoid using sunscreen and anti-wrinkle cosmetics containing heavy metals such as mercury, because these cosmetics may aggravate the proliferation of incision scars, which is even worse for those with scar-prone constitution.

About one month after double eyelid incision surgery is the scar hyperplasia period. During this period, due to the formation of scar tissue, the incision will temporarily become red and hard. It is normal for the skin color to darken. You can use ointment that inhibits scar hyperplasia and apply hot compresses three times a day to help reduce swelling. It will be much better after 3 months. The color of the double eyelids will basically be close to the color of the skin. The repair cannot be carried out blindly. It must be done 6 months after the operation when the scar is in a stable period and the local tissue is softened, depending on the specific condition of the eye.

Moderate scar hyperplasia at the corners of the eyes is a common phenomenon. Generally, it will subside over time. If the hyperplasia is very obvious, it is best to consult a doctor in person;

Eye swelling after blepharoplasty is a normal recovery process; if your eyes are small, it is most likely due to the swelling. Suggestions: Apply warm compress to eyes for 15-30 minutes every day;

It is best to avoid spicy and irritating foods for 3 months; consult a relevant doctor in person at the outpatient clinic.