Is it dangerous to open your eyes?

Speaking of canthoplasty, I believe everyone should be familiar with it. With the development of economic level and continuous progress in medical care, canthoplasty has become a very common plastic surgery in our lives. Choosing canthoplasty can make our eyes more lively. So is it dangerous to open the eyes?

Canthoplasty is an eye plastic surgery that can remove wrinkles on the inside of the eyes. It is a technique that removes wrinkles that hide the inside of the eyes, making your eyes look more energetic and larger.

Although canthoplasty can make your eyes 2~3mm longer in width, if it is performed at the same time as double eyelid surgery, it will actually make the eyes longer and the distance between the eyebrows narrower, giving you more attractive eyes. At the same time, experts point out that whether it harms the eyes is related to your surgical preparation and care. For example, you should be well prepared before the operation to avoid any eye diseases or serious illnesses. Follow the doctor's instructions for care after the canthoplasty operation. If any unexpected conditions occur after the operation, contact an expert in time.

Things to note before canthoplasty:

1. Avoid taking anticoagulant drugs within two weeks before surgery, as such drugs can reduce platelet coagulation function.

2. A full body examination is required before the operation. Patients with hypertension, diabetes, etc. are not suitable for this operation.

3. Before the operation, make sure there are no infectious diseases or eye inflammations.

4. When undergoing surgery, women should avoid the menstrual period and avoid wearing makeup, and men are advised to quit smoking.

Note after canthoplasty:

Major surgery for eye rupture causes minimal trauma, does not require bandaging after surgery, and has no effect on vision. The stitches can be removed 5 days after the operation, or absorbable sutures can be used to avoid stitch removal. Although it is a minor operation, postoperative care cannot be ignored. In the short term after surgery, you should avoid excessive use of your eyes and prevent eye inflammation, as this may cause adhesion at the new wound site and affect the effectiveness of the surgery.