Is the healing rate of external stye surgery scar high?

External stye is a disease that seriously affects appearance. It is a type of stye. It is important to note that you must not squeeze it with your hands, otherwise it will leave scars and it will be difficult to recover afterwards. Only laser treatment can completely cure it. There are many clinical treatments for external hordeolum, such as surgical incision, early hot and wet compress or magnetic therapy, all of which are effective and have a very high cure rate.

1. Cure rate of sty surgery

Stye is a disease in which the sebaceous glands and meibomian glands suffer from acute suppurative infection. It is divided into external hordeolum and internal hordeolum. Remember not to squeeze the pus by yourself to avoid complications such as orbital hordeolum surgery. You should go to a regular ophthalmology department for targeted treatment, eye drops or surgery. For patients with internal and external styes, acupuncture of the earlobe is generally used, and this method has a high cure rate.

During examination and treatment, first see clearly whether the stye is in the patient's left eye or right eye. If it is the left eye, puncture the lower part of the left earlobe with a sterilized needle, and then squeeze out some blood from the puncture site. If the patient's eye is severely swollen, squeeze out a little more blood. Generally, the number of squeezing times is about 10 times. If the patient's earlobe blood coagulation is poor, squeeze less times. If the patient has the right eye, then acupuncture the right earlobe, and the method is the same as the left earlobe. Under normal circumstances, patients will see improvement after one day of acupuncture treatment and recover in about three days. If some antibiotic eye ointment is added as auxiliary treatment during the period, the effect will be better and the cure rate will be significantly increased.

Patients with stye are cured in an average of four days. It can cause acute purulent inflammation of the eyelid glands and eyelash follicles. By acupuncture on the earlobe, the abscess can quickly dissipate and heal quickly. It also avoids the pain of incision and drainage of pus. Moreover, this method is simple and easy to learn, has a quick effect, and the cure rate is over 90%.

What are the treatments for styes?

1. Surgical incision: When pus spots are formed, they can be incised and drained. However, it should be noted that the incision for external hordeolum should be parallel to the eyelid margin, while the incision for internal hordeolum should be perpendicular to the eyelid margin. When treating sty, it is important to avoid inappropriate squeezing to prevent the inflammation from spreading into the orbit and brain, causing orbital cellulitis, cavernous sinus thrombosis, meningitis, and abscesses, which can be life-threatening. Treatment for this type of stye is relatively common.

2. For stubborn and recurrent cases, autoimmune therapy can be used. Patients with systemic fever and swollen preauricular and submandibular lymph nodes can be given antibiotics and sulfonamide drugs. This is also the treatment for styes.

3. Apply hot and wet compress or magnetic therapy in the early stage to promote infiltration absorption or rapid suppuration of nodules. This is also a treatment for stye.