How to exercise the upper eyelid levator muscle

As people age, their upper eyelids will sag, which makes them look older. For such people, certain methods can be used to exercise the upper eyelid levator muscles. This requires that they should protect their eyes in daily life and perform certain muscle exercises to achieve the correction effect. Of course, if the effect is not good, you can also use certain medications or undergo plastic surgery for treatment.

How to exercise the upper eyelid levator muscle

The main cause of ptosis is the functional disorder of the levator palpebrae superioris muscle, which can only be corrected through surgery. It is difficult to cure ptosis through self-correction methods. In daily life, we can play a health-care role in the treatment of ptosis by adopting some habits that minimize stimulation to the upper eyelid.

What should you pay attention to in your daily life to improve ptosis

1. Pay attention to protecting your eyes when working and take safety precautions to avoid eye injuries. 2. When performing eye surgery, care should be taken to protect the normal tissue adjacent to the incision. 3. Do not wear contact lenses for a long time, because long-term wearing of contact lenses is likely to irritate the cornea. It may even cause corneal inflammation. 4. Once any local abnormality of the eye is found, go to the hospital in time for early detection and early treatment.

Why can't you correct ptosis yourself?

The reason why ptosis cannot be corrected through some muscle strength training in daily life is mainly because the causes of ptosis are complicated. The means to correct ptosis need to prevent vision loss and improve the appearance of the eyes. However, simply maintaining the skin through physical methods without incision will not directly reach the levator palpebrae superioris muscle layer and shorten the levator palpebrae superioris muscle. Therefore, the question of how to correct the upper eyelid by yourself has no answer. Only through levator palpebrae superioris muscle shortening surgery and frontalis muscle flap suspension surgery, and possibly the use of some professional drugs, can the effect of correcting ptosis be achieved.