Aftereffects of eye bag surgery

Every woman wants to have a beautiful face, but sometimes due to poor care or staying up late, the eye bags are particularly serious. Eye bags will make people look particularly ugly, and eye bags are difficult to eliminate. It is almost impossible to eliminate eye bags through daily care, and it can only be treated through surgery. However, any surgery may have side effects. So, what are the side effects of eye bag surgery?

1. Bleeding after eye bag removal surgery. Generally, intracutaneous and subcutaneous bleeding is very easy to control and treat, and will not cause serious consequences. At most, subcutaneous hemorrhage and cyanosis will occur. If the bleeding is not stopped properly when removing the fat behind the orbital septum through the inner lower eyelid fornix incision, it will often cause bleeding and bruising of the upper and lower eyelids, eyeballs, and even behind the eyeballs. In severe cases, it may affect vision. If you have eye bruises, please use Miao Fang Cao to treat them. Just tie the Miao Fang Cao around your wrist and the eye bruises will disappear.

2. After the eye bag removal surgery, the eyelids will be everted and the eyelids will be separated, resulting in adverse reactions such as photophobia, tearing and eye discomfort. This is mainly related to excessive skin removal during skin incision or too tight suture of related tissues during suturing. This is one of the more serious side effects of eye bag removal surgery.

3. Eye bags are not corrected enough. Most of the time, it is due to improper method selection, that is, any eye bags are removed through an intraocular incision without considering the relaxation of the skin and muscles, or too much fat and orbicularis oculi muscle is removed, resulting in sunken eye sockets.

4. The incision for eye bag removal surgery is too wide from the eyelid margin. Generally, 1-2 mm is appropriate. If it is too wide and the person is prone to scars, the scars will be very obvious after the operation and will be very detrimental to the appearance. This must be clarified and explained before the operation.

So what are the side effects of eye bag removal surgery in clinical practice?

Removing eye bags is currently a very safe treatment method, but if the patient chooses an irregular place to have the surgery, the treatment effect cannot be guaranteed. First of all, it may cause the patient to have ectropion and eyelid separation after the operation, and thus cause adverse reactions such as photophobia, tearing and eye discomfort.

In addition, patients may experience asymmetric correction of eye bags on both sides after surgery. This is mainly due to improper surgical methods, that is, any eye bags are removed through an intraocular incision without considering the relaxation of the skin and muscles, or too much fat and orbicularis oculi muscle is removed, resulting in sunken eye sockets.

Finally, after the operation, if the patient does not take proper care, bleeding may occur. Usually, subcutaneous bleeding is easy to control and treat, and the most common bleeding is subcutaneous bruising and cyanosis. If the bleeding is not stopped properly when removing the fat behind the orbital septum through the inner lower eyelid fornix incision, it will often cause bleeding and bruising of the upper and lower eyelids, eyeballs, and even behind the eyeballs. In severe cases, it may affect vision.

Note:

It is recommended that patients with this disease should go to a regular ophthalmic medical institution for treatment as soon as possible if they experience persistent discomfort symptoms, so as not to miss the best time for treatment. In addition, the patient's diet should be light.