Which type of double eyelid is suitable for puffy eyes?

Double eyelids are a very popular eye shape among modern women. This eye shape is a good foundation for people's image, because double eyelids look more beautiful and can invisibly increase one's charm in public. Therefore, many people who do not have double eyelids try every means to make their eyelids double. However, before becoming double eyelids, one must first understand the original shape of the eyes. For example, what type of double eyelids is suitable for puffy eyes?

Generally speaking, anyone with single eyelid who is in good health, mentally normal, actively requests surgery and has no contraindications can undergo blepharoplasty. However, the following situations are not suitable for double eyelid surgery: 1. People with eye diseases 2. People with facial nerve abnormalities 3. People with protruding eyeballs.

Generally speaking, people with longer palpebral fissures, thin eyelids and good eyelid elasticity are suitable for slightly wider double eyelids. For people with puffy eyelids, double eyelid surgery needs to be considered based on the individual's special circumstances. People with shorter palpebral fissures are not suitable for wide double eyelids, otherwise the formed double eyelids will be stiff and uncoordinated.

For those who want to have double eyelids, if they have single eyelids with puffy eyelids, it is recommended to go to a regular and authoritative beauty salon when choosing to have double eyelid surgery. This way, you can have healthy and beautiful double eyelids, rather than a pair of stiff and uncoordinated double eyelids.

For double eyelids created by pressing the line, no surgery is required. The double eyelids are created by pressing the line with an instrument. However, the eyes will be swollen for several days and then the swelling will slowly go down. However, over a long period of time, the eyelids will slowly open and return to their swollen state. In fact, we perform liposuction during surgery. The excess fat from the upper eyelid is removed and the incision is sutured, but it takes a long time to heal, usually more than a few months.

The healing process after the operation is the most important, that is, the two eyes are different sizes and asymmetrical after recovery. In addition, the incisions on the eyes after surgery are not easy to heal, the cell tissue is damaged, the damage is severe and it is difficult to heal, leading to bleeding, infection, swelling, etc. There is also adhesion and lesions between the incision and the upper eyelid tissue. Eyes can't see things clearly, etc.