Buried suture double eyelid repair

With the development of science and technology, the technology of minimally invasive surgery is becoming more and more advanced, and more and more surgical methods are being performed. At the same time, many people who love beauty want to change their single eyelids into double eyelids through surgery. Buried suture double eyelid surgery is one of the commonly used surgical methods. But it is a small operation after all, and many people are worried about the repair problem of buried suture double eyelid surgery. Let us understand what issues need to be addressed when repairing buried suture double eyelids.

If you are not satisfied with the buried suture double eyelid surgery, it will take at least three months to recover. You must wait until the first buried suture double eyelid surgery is completely healed before you can recover, otherwise the eyelids will be under too much burden. Buried suture double eyelid repair refers to a repair surgery performed due to a failed buried suture method double eyelid surgery. Generally, the repair surgery needs to be performed after an appropriate period of time after the double eyelid surgery, usually 3-6 months, and the repair can be performed after the surgical site has completely healed. This repair method is usually suitable for situations where the double eyelid line is not obvious and subcutaneous nodules are formed after suture implantation. Depending on the specific situation, the incision method, suture method, or suture method can be used for repair treatment.

Preparation before buried suture double eyelid repair surgery:

1. Two weeks before the operation, you should refrain from smoking, drinking, oral administration of aspirin or drugs containing aspirin, Chinese patent medicines with blood-activating function, etc.

2. Try to understand the risks and possible complications of the surgery, and be mentally prepared if these complications occur.

3. Prepare sunglasses (to cover scars), ice packs (to apply ice to wounds after surgery) and other items before surgery.

4. Understand the overall condition. The patient should be in good general condition, with no cold, diarrhea, fever, etc., any history of drug allergy, and whether the patient has a scar-prone constitution. Any history of hypertension, heart disease, or diabetes? What medications do you usually take orally? Consider surgery one week after stopping anticoagulants.

5. Women should not undergo surgery during menstruation.

Medical guidance: Before undergoing plastic surgery, you need to consider your own financial, health and psychological conditions, and choose a formal and authoritative professional medical institution and a suitable doctor to effectively avoid risks and eliminate adverse effects.