Aftereffects of eyelash transplantation

Plastic surgery is very advanced nowadays. Many girls' eyelashes are not as long and curled as they want, but they find it troublesome to brush their eyelashes when putting on makeup every day, so they choose to get eyelash transplants. Although eyelash transplantation is very safe in plastic surgery, there are still some sequelae or dangers. Such as allergies to eyelash adhesive glue, inverted eyelashes, eyelash loss, folliculitis, etc., which will cause eye discomfort, red spots and even tears.

Hazard 1: Allergic reaction

When growing eyelashes, adhesive glue is needed, but many people's skin is allergic to glue, and small red spots, erythema or tears will appear. This is common sense for growing eyelashes, so before growing eyelashes, you must conduct a skin allergy test to make sure you are not allergic before doing anything.

Harm 2: The phenomenon of long inverted eyelashes

After eyelash transplantation, the initial effect will be very good, but over time, the eyelashes will grow into the eyes and grow into inverted eyelashes. Ingrown eyelashes can make your eyes feel very uncomfortable, like they are prickling, causing you to shed tears easily, and may even develop into inflammation in the later stages.

Hazard 3: Eyelash loss

Many beauty salons use low-quality glue and eyelashes to grow eyelashes, which look good at the time, but over time, you will find that the grown eyelashes will fall off like false eyelashes, making your eyes look bare. This is usually caused by low-quality glue and eyelashes.

Hazard 4: Inflammation of hair follicles

When transplanting eyebrows, if it is not handled properly and the false eyelashes are pasted to the follicles of the real eyelashes, the glue will penetrate into the follicles, block the pores of the follicles, cause inflammation, and even pus discharge.

What are the side effects of lower eyelash transplantation?

1. After the operation, the skin will have swollen ingrown hair and foreign body reaction. The cause is that the useless hair follicles are not removed cleanly during the preparation of the hair embryo, causing the hair to forcibly grow into the subcutaneous tissue and stimulate the formation of a foreign body reaction. The important thing is prevention.

2. Itching may occur after the operation, but it is normal and will disappear on its own in a short time.

3. Hair loss caused by surgical errors after this operation is also called terminal alopecia.

4. After the operation, ensure the cleanliness of the surgical site to prevent infection. If there is blood scab or secretion on the wound, wipe it with sterile saline.