Does Korean eye bag removal hurt? Does Korean eye bag removal require anesthetics?

More and more people love beauty, so more and more attention will be paid to skin care. Only by paying attention to skin care can you become younger and younger. So, is the Korean way to remove eye bags painful? Let's take a look below.

There will be some swelling and you may feel soreness in your eyes, which is normal and will return to normal after two hours. You can apply ice compresses appropriately, which will have a better effect on reducing swelling and can also effectively prevent the formation of congestion. You can also take oral anti-inflammatory drugs to relieve congestion and swelling.

Anesthetics will be administered. For Korean-style eye bag removal, the surgical opening sites are divided into internal incision and external incision. The internal incision operation time is about 30 minutes, and the external incision time is more than an hour. It is performed under anesthesia and painless state. The key detail is that the amount of fat and epidermis removed should be moderate. Too little will not achieve the expected effect, and too much may cause problems such as ectropion.

Korean eye bag removal is based on the characteristics of each person's infraorbital support structure, changing the tissue's abnormal structure, making the eye skin naturally tightened, smooth and traceless, while also alleviating the dark circles caused by poor microcirculation. The surgical design is exquisite, the instruments are fine, the technology is superb, and all postoperative incisions are either overlapped with skin wrinkles or hidden in sunken shadows, so that the loose layers of tissue can be repaired and strengthened.

Korean eye bag removal can usually last for about 20 years, not forever, but due to differences between human bodies, it is possible as follows: Generally speaking, the effect of eye bag removal surgery can last at least 20 years, and for some people, it can even be permanent. It has something to do with daily living habits and eye use.