What are the side effects of minimally invasive eye bag removal?

Minimally invasive technology is a very popular surgery in modern life. This surgery is characterized by small incision, low pain, and short operation time, which is very suitable for the needs of modern people. Minimally invasive surgery is often used in some plastic surgery. For example, minimally invasive eye bag removal is a widely used technology. However, there is a certain risk of sequelae in surgery. Let's take a look at the sequelae of minimally invasive eye bag removal.

1. The eye bags on both sides are not corrected symmetrically after eye bag removal surgery: The sequelae of this eye bag removal surgery are mostly due to improper method selection, that is, any eye bags are removed through an incision inside the eye without considering the relaxation of the skin and muscles, or too much fat and orbicularis oculi muscle are removed, resulting in sunken eye sockets, which is not suitable for the Chinese national conditions and fails to achieve the purpose of correcting eye bags.

3. Bleeding occurs due to improper patient care after eye bag removal surgery. Generally, intracutaneous and subcutaneous bleeding is very easy to control and treat, and will not cause serious consequences. The most severe consequences are subcutaneous bruising and cyanosis. If the bleeding is not properly stopped when removing the fat behind the orbital septum through the inner lower eyelid fornix incision, it often causes bleeding and bruising of the upper and lower eyelids, eyeballs, and even behind the eyeballs. In severe cases, it may affect vision. Therefore, hemostasis is a major problem in correcting eye bags, including fat removal in double eyelid surgery. This is one of the sequelae of eye bag removal surgery.