Will the hyperplasia of eye canthus scars disappear?

Eyes are very important to everyone. Having a pair of big round eyes is everyone's dream, but not everyone's dream will come true. Many people with small eyes want to make their eyes bigger by opening their eyes, which can improve their appearance and temperament. Opening the eyes also has risks. Sometimes opening the eyes will cause scar hyperplasia. Will the hyperplasia of scars disappear?

Will the hyperplasia of eye canthus scars disappear?

Scar hyperplasia after canthoplasty is a process that most people have to go through, but not everyone will experience it. Scar hyperplasia usually causes temporary redness and hardness of the wound, darkening of color, etc. This is normal and will usually disappear on its own one month after the operation.

Since the hyperplasia of canthoplasty scars is an objective reality, in order to achieve better shaping effects, you must find an experienced professional doctor to perform the canthoplasty in order to achieve a more ideal shaping effect and reduce the occurrence of scar hyperplasia.

How to judge the hyperplasia of canthus scar

Scar hyperplasia will occur after canthoplasty surgery. Scar hyperplasia usually becomes more serious within the first 3 months after the stitches are removed. The scar at the corner of the eye gradually turns red and the texture gradually becomes harder, thus affecting the shape of the double eyelids. Patients need to persist in taking scar removal medications and avoiding certain foods so that the scars can recover as soon as possible. The specific recovery time varies from person to person, usually 3-6 months. During the recovery process, patients should communicate with the surgeon at any time, seek medical attention in a timely manner if any abnormalities are found, and seek formal advice and guidance. After recovery, the scars on both sides of the eyes will gradually soften and fade, and the double eyelids will gradually become more natural.

Canthoplasty is a surgery to open the eyes. The wound takes 7 days to heal and the stitches can usually be removed after 6-7 days. Scars recover within one to one and a half months, and the proliferative period will gradually worsen, especially the inner canthus scar, which often becomes hard and red, and sometimes slightly protrudes from the skin surface. Anti-scar drugs can be used continuously, and it usually recovers in 3-6 months. The longer the time, the better the scar recovery. Changes such as redness, swelling and hyperplasia can generally be recovered within half a year, but some people will suffer irreversible pigmentation loss.