What is double eyelid pressing

Those who have had double eyelid surgery must know the concept of press-line double eyelid surgery and the general method of the surgery. Just like those who are born with double eyelids don’t need to understand this issue at all, but beauties with single eyelids still need to understand it, because different types of surgery are suitable for different people, so you need to learn more before making a decision. The following is an introduction to double eyelid surgery.

The double eyelid surgery is to suture the mucous membrane and the skin through and through to form a double eyelid. Due to the continuous full-thickness sutures on the upper eyelid, blood return is blocked, resulting in more obvious swelling of the upper eyelid, slower swelling reduction, and longer recovery time. The most commonly used method in clinical practice now is the modified buried suture method to form double eyelids. It is recommended that those seeking beauty go to a regular medical beauty institution to have an individualized treatment plan developed by a professional doctor.

The pressed-line double eyelid, also known as the buried-line double eyelid, is done by sewing a line inside the upper eyelid of the patient to bring the epidermis and the eyelid fascia together. Generally, 4-5 stitches are needed, and double eyelids will appear when the eyes are opened. It has little trauma, short operation time, and the sutures are easy to remove. The natural effect is the main feature of the pressed-line double eyelid.

Precautions

Preoperative

1. Do not take medications containing aspirin within two weeks before surgery, because aspirin will reduce the function of platelet coagulation.

2. Patients with hypertension and diabetes should inform their doctor of their condition in detail during the initial consultation so that the attending doctor can confirm the surgical plan.

3. Make sure you are in good health and have no infectious diseases or other body inflammations before surgery.

4. Do not wear makeup before the operation.

After surgery

1. Try to avoid getting the surgical area wet within 7 days after surgery.

2. Ensure the surgical site is clean.

3. Avoid eating irritating foods, such as chili peppers.

4. Strictly follow the doctor’s instructions on taking medication and going for follow-up visits.

Postoperative dietary restrictions

1. Eat more nutritious foods, and supplement various nutrients in a balanced manner. You can appropriately increase the intake of animal liver, milk, egg yolk, etc.;

2. Eat more vegetables and fruits, such as winter melon, bananas, watermelons, etc., which are not only fresh and delicious, but also these cool fruits and vegetables can reduce the occurrence of eye inflammation;

3. No smoking or drinking;

4. Avoid spicy food and barbecued food;