How to repair buried suture double eyelids

Buried suture double eyelid surgery is a relatively common method of double eyelid surgery. After this surgery, you must strengthen care to ensure a good recovery from the surgery. This is a relatively simple surgical method. Although you only need to adjust it in your daily life, don’t worry too much. Pay attention to diet and health, maintain adequate rest, prevent edema right after the surgery, and avoid infection.

How to repair buried suture double eyelids

Double eyelid repair surgery is mainly used to repair double eyelid surgery that has failed due to various reasons. Compared with double eyelid surgery, this surgery is more complicated and more difficult. If the first double eyelid repair meets all the requirements of the surgery, double eyelid repair can be achieved safely. The key issue of double eyelid repair surgery is whether the double eyelid wound has formed tissue adhesion and whether there is still intact skin. After a failed double eyelid surgery, you have to wait for more than 6 months before you can have a double eyelid repair surgery. At this time, you can perform a perfect repair according to the patient's own requirements and combined with the existing double eyelid shape. After upper eyelid repair surgery, the recovery time is long and requires patient care. Generally, the stitches can be removed after 4-5 days, and the swelling of the eyes will subside in about 10 days. Therefore, you must not be impatient for results after the operation, so as not to regret it.

How effective is buried suture double eyelid surgery? Buried suture double eyelid surgery is a cosmetic procedure that is suitable for young people with large palpebral fissures, thin eyelids, no bloating, normal eyelid skin tension, and no epicanthus. It is usually performed through buried suture double eyelid surgery. Buried suture double eyelid surgery refers to a surgery that uses sutures (or polymer sutures) to bury sutures (or polymer sutures) directly between the skin and the tarsal plate, causing the upper eyelid skin to adhere to the tarsal plate, forming a double eyelid. The effect of buried suture double eyelid surgery is first reflected in that it is non-invasive, and the operation is very simple. There is no need to remove the stitches. The effect after the operation is also very natural. You can go to work after the operation and it will not affect your work. It is more in line with the requirements of modern society. This method of double eyelid surgery is suitable for people with hidden double eyelids and single eyelids with thin skin and less fat.