How to remove eye bags with laser

Laser removal of eye bags is a relatively common method. The advantage of laser removal of eye bags is that it will not damage the dermis of the skin and will not cause other harm to the skin. In addition, the treatment time is relatively short, the patient does not feel pain, there are no bleeding spots, etc., so it is popular with many people. After laser removal of eye bags, you should also emphasize nourishment, especially to prevent infection. In addition, before treatment, you should also understand some contraindications.

Surgical Procedure

During the surgery, the ultra-pulsed CO2 laser machine (such as UltraPulse) is adjusted to continuous wave output, with a power of 7 to 9 W and a spot size of 0.2 mm. For laser removal of eye bags, the laser knife is used to smoothly and quickly incise the lower eyelid conjunctiva, lower eyelid fascia, lower eyelid retractor muscle, and upper wall of the orbital bone 3 mm below the eyelid margin and parallel to the eyelid margin. The incision is about 1.0 cm long, exposing the inner, middle, and outer fat masses in turn. The fat masses are clamped with tweezers and slightly pulled upwards. The surrounding fascia and tissue are gently peeled off with Venturi forceps. For laser removal of eye bags, the fat mass is placed on a wet cotton swab and the fat is cut off with a focused laser.

The laser method of removing eye bags uses internal incision, which has a fast recovery time and no incision marks. It is safe and effective.

Laser eye bag removal is gentle. Do not peel or pull the fat forcefully to avoid bleeding complications and excessive fat removal. There are often large venous branches on the surface of the conjunctival sac or buried in the fat near the lower eyelid margin (the diameter of the blood vessels can reach 1 to 2 mm). When handling, be careful not to cut them directly with the laser. You can remove the laser handpiece and increase the object distance to 2 to 3 times the normal focal plane. At this time, the main function of the laser is slow coagulation.

At the same time, the fat is slowly liquefied to ensure that the blood vessels slowly coagulate without bleeding. During the slow coagulation, it is important to note that the laser action time should be short, multiple, and intermittent, to avoid the continuous action of the laser during the laser eye bag removal surgery, which causes the fat to liquefy continuously and then accumulate in the local area, causing the patient to feel hot and uncomfortable in the eyeballs, etc., affecting the surgical operation, or the patient moves suddenly, which can easily lead to accidental laser injury.

Contraindications

1. Patients with diseases of important organs, hemorrhagic diseases and abnormal mental state cannot use this method to treat eye bags;

2. People with eye diseases, especially infectious diseases of the eye;

3. Facial paralysis accompanied by incomplete closure of palpebral fissure;

4. Scar physique or allergic physique;

5. Women are pregnant or menstruating;

6. Those who have too high expectations for surgery and have unrealistic expectations. Patients should not rush into surgery if their family members do not agree or they are not mentally prepared for the surgery.