What are the dangers of inner canthus opening?

Nowadays, everyone is trying to make themselves look better. If there are many parts of their appearance that they are not satisfied with, they can try to improve them through beauty or plastic surgery. Of course, there are more and more beauty and plastic surgery projects, and there are many solutions to meet our various requirements. Canthoplasty is a recently popular eye plastic surgery method. It is said that this method comes from South Korea. It is a relatively simple cosmetic surgery method, so many women who hope to become more beautiful try it themselves. As long as it is a surgery, there will be certain risks. Now let’s talk about the dangers of canthoplasty.

1. What are the hazards of inner canthus opening?

1. The first disadvantage of opening the inner canthus is that it may cause inflammation of the skin around the corner of the eye, and this inflammation will not disappear in a day or two. Because in the process of opening the inner canthus, we apply a lot of medicines around the corners of the eyes. These medicines have a certain irritating effect on the skin and may cause inflammation.

2. There are also certain disadvantages that we should pay attention to, that is, opening the inner canthus will have a certain impact on our vision. During the epicanthoplasty surgery, since the eye is too close to the canthus, the pupil of the eye will be indirectly affected, and in severe cases it may lead to blindness of both eyes.

3. In addition, we need a period of recovery after the operation. During this recovery period, we will feel very tired and our body will be seriously damaged. We must rely on appropriate Chinese medicine to recover. This will delay our daily life and work, which is also very disadvantageous to us.

2. Rehabilitation and care after epicanthoplasty:

1. Try to avoid getting the surgical area wet within 7 days after surgery.

2. Ensure the surgical site is clean to prevent infection. If there is blood scab or secretion on the wound, wipe it with sterile saline.

3. After the operation, you can apply pressure to the local wound or use an ice pack for cold compress, but the pressure should not be too high. If continuous bleeding or severe hematoma occurs after surgery, you should go to the hospital for follow-up consultation in time.

4. You should rest in a quiet and comfortable environment after the operation.

5. There will be some pain in the wound on the day of operation, but it will gradually ease over time. Patients should not rush to take painkillers because aspirin-like drugs will aggravate wound bleeding.

6. Avoid eating irritating foods, such as chili peppers.

7. Strictly follow the doctor’s instructions on taking medication and going for follow-up visits.