Symptoms of inflammation of buried suture eyelids

Double eyelid suture surgery is actually a common type of double eyelid surgery. Of course, this type of suture surgery is not permanent. Many women choose to have double eyelid surgery with suture implantation, which may cause double eyelid inflammation due to improper postoperative care. Generally speaking, when the eyelids are inflamed, it is easy to detect and the symptoms of inflammation are also obvious, so you need to pay attention to conditioning.

1. Symptoms

After the operation, there will be local irritation and inflammatory reactions such as edema, but the swelling should gradually subside in about a week. If the local swelling does not subside and redness, heat, and pain occur at the same time, it is bacterial inflammation and requires timely local treatment and anti-inflammatory treatment. See a doctor as soon as possible. If it is not accompanied by redness, heat, and pain, it is not a big deal.

2. Avoid excessive eye fatigue

If an infection occurs after buried suture double eyelid surgery, you must pay attention to rest and prevent excessive eye fatigue. Because when the eyes are overly tired, the resistance to bacteria will weaken, and excessive use of the eyes will lead to aggravated inflammation. The specific method is to reduce the continuous time of eye use, and each time the eye use time should not exceed 45 minutes. Be sure to rest for 5 to 10 minutes after 45 minutes to relax the eyes; in addition, it is best to choose a place with softer light when studying and working, so that the inflammatory symptoms can recover as soon as possible; furthermore, avoid staying up late, and letting the body get enough rest is also beneficial to the recovery of inflammation.

3. Clean your eyes with warm salt water

If your eyes become red, swollen, dry, or tearful after suture eyelid surgery, the most basic way to relieve the symptoms is to use warm salt water to clean your eyes and relieve the discomfort. The specific method is to use a sterilized cotton swab dipped in about 5% warm salt water to clean the eyes. It can be cleaned 3 to 5 times a day. Salt water can play an anti-inflammatory and bactericidal role. It can effectively wash away bacteria that invade the skin and reduce inflammation caused by bacterial infection. It can also effectively moisturize the eyes and avoid re-infection by bacteria.