Buried suture double eyelid repair

As the name suggests, buried suture double eyelid surgery is to buy a micro thread on the eyelid to turn the single eyelid into a double eyelid. Buried suture double eyelid surgery is very dangerous because if the thread is not handled properly, it will cause eye inflammation.

The drooping corners of the eyes make people look particularly listless. If the first buried suture double eyelid surgery is not successful, you can perform a secondary repair through surgery.

Since buried suture double eyelid surgery does not leave any incisions, it is relatively simple to repair the double eyelid. Taking advantage of the reversibility of buried suture double eyelid surgery, you only need to remove the previously buried sutures to restore the original eyelid shape.

Generally speaking, when buried suture double eyelid surgery fails, double eyelid repair surgery can be performed one week after the operation. If this time is missed, surgery must be performed 3 months after the operation. In order to avoid secondary damage, it is very important to choose a regular eye repair hospital.

What are the symptoms of failed buried suture double eyelid surgery?

Asymmetric double eyelids

This is mostly due to improper preoperative design or the doctor's poor skills. The repair method generally involves using an incision to trim the overly narrow double eyelids to make them consistent with the double eyelids on the opposite side.

Trouble opening eyes

This is related to the patient's condition. He or she may have had mild ptosis before, which was not corrected in time during the double eyelid surgery, resulting in symptoms of difficulty opening the eyes after the surgery.

At this time, ptosis correction surgery is needed to lift the levator palpebrae superioris muscle and solve the symptom of difficulty opening the eyes.

Sunken eyelids

This is a surgical error, as too much orbital fat was removed, which directly led to sunken eyelids.

Repair requires cosmetic injections to fill in autologous fat or hyaluronic acid to repair sunken eyelids.

Not ideal appearance

This may be due to an inappropriate surgical plan or poor recovery after surgery. You can use the incision method to cut along the original double eyelid line and separate the upper eyelid skin. When suturing the tarsal plate, choose a position slightly above the incision to make the double eyelid wider.