What's the matter with the bulge at the suture of the canthus opening?

As the saying goes, eyes are the windows to the soul. A person's character can be expressed through the eyes, and big eyes can be very beautiful. However, not everyone has a pair of big eyes, so people will resort to surgery to open the canthus. Make your eyes bigger. However, sometimes there will be bulges at the suture site after canthus opening, which requires timely treatment. So let me explain what is going on when there is a bulge at the suture point of the canthus.

The possibility of nodules is very small. It may be caused by inflammation and swelling of the eyes after double eyelid surgery, or the incision has not healed well. It is recommended to take some anti-inflammatory drugs orally. In daily life, you should pay attention to your diet and avoid eating fishy, ​​spicy and irritating foods to prevent affecting the healing of the incision. This situation is considered to be a symptom caused by local inflammation. Suggestions: It is recommended that you disinfect the area with iodine and then apply some anti-inflammatory ointment such as erythromycin for treatment. Do not eat spicy food during treatment. Don't drink alcohol. Eat some vegetables and fruits.

Contraindications of canthoplasty: 1. Patients with infectious diseases inside or outside the eyes should undergo surgery only after the inflammation is completely controlled. 2. People with severe liver, kidney, heart, or brain diseases, pregnant women, and patients with severe blood diseases should not undergo canthoplasty. 3. People with mental illness, psychological disorders or those who have excessively high or unrealistic demands should not undergo canthoplasty surgery. 4. People with obvious scarring should not undergo canthoplasty surgery. 5. People with protruding or sunken eyeballs or retracted eyelids, or those with high expectations for surgery, need to be cautious.

Precautions for canthoplasty: 1. Precautions before surgery (1) Do not take medications containing aspirin within two weeks before surgery, as aspirin can reduce the function of platelet coagulation. (2) Patients with hypertension and diabetes should inform their doctors of their condition in detail during the initial consultation so that the attending physician can accurately confirm the surgical plan. (3) Before surgery, make sure the patient is in good health and has no infectious diseases or other physical inflammation. (4) Do not wear makeup before canthoplasty surgery. (5) Women should avoid the menstrual period as much as possible. 2. Postoperative precautions (1) Try to avoid getting the surgical area wet within 7 days after surgery. (2) Ensure that the surgical site is clean to prevent infection. If there is blood scab or secretion on the wound, wipe it with sterile saline. (3) After surgery, apply pressure to the local wound or use an ice pack for cooling. (4) Avoid eating spicy foods such as chili peppers. (5) Strictly follow the doctor’s instructions on medication and follow-up visits.