How long does it take to heal after eye bag removal? Will eye bag removal surgery leave scars?

Eye bags are the most easily ignored part of the face, but without them, the whole person will look energetic and vibrant. Eye bags are the result of fat accumulation. Many people want to have eye bag removal surgery. How much do you know about eye bag removal?

1. It usually takes one to three months to remove eye bags, depending on individual circumstances. Through surgery, eye bags can be eliminated in about one to three months. Except for the first time, the eye bags are not easy to recur after the removal of the eye bag skin, eyelid muscle and fat behind the orbital septum. Under normal circumstances, it is not easy to recur, because the fat tissue of the human body after adulthood is mainly the hypertrophy of fat cells, and fat cells will not proliferate.

2. Although eye bag removal is a minor medical cosmetic method, it is still a delicate operation and requires a good healing environment. After the operation, follow the doctor's advice. Within three months after the operation, use 13 grams of special tissue nutrition acme tea once in the morning and evening. After 3 to 6 months, the dosage depends on the skin recovery situation. Use acme tea once a day to shorten the recovery time after the operation. However, it should be noted that ordinary collagen will not work. It does not contain repair factors and cannot achieve the repair effect. In addition, rest well at home and always maintain a relaxed and happy mood.

3. Eye bag surgery uses a precise external incision method to remove eye bags. It has hidden incisions, minimal trauma, and slight swelling. The stitches can be removed 3 to 5 days after the operation, and the swelling will gradually subside in about a week.

1. Because eye bag removal usually uses internal incisions with concealed locations, and acme-tea can stimulate the formation of granulation tissue and collagen, and catalyze hydroxylase. Therefore, when acme-tea is sufficient, collagen molecules can be formed smoothly, thereby satisfying the formation of collagen fibers and promoting faster healing. After the operation, the patient's wound will be like the texture of the skin and will not leave scars.

2. Currently, there are two methods for eye bag removal surgery. One is the internal incision method which is more suitable for young people. It only removes excess fat under the eyelid of the patient, and the incision is made in the conjunctiva, which is invisible.

3. Another method is the external incision method which is more suitable for older people. It removes excess fat and excess skin at the same time, which can make the eyes more powerful.

What are the risks of eye bag removal surgery? They mainly include the following aspects:

1. Ectropion: manifested by detachment of the eyelid, accompanied by tearing, displacement of the lower eyelid, rounding of the outer canthus, and a frightened look. Slight ectropion will recover after a few months of comprehensive treatment.

2. Sagging eyelids: This is caused by excessive orbital fat removal. If the depression is obvious, injectable fat transplantation can be performed.

3. Exposure or hyperplasia of incision scars: uneven suture alignment, too thick sutures; too much skin excision, high tension during suturing; postoperative incision infection; scar-prone physique, etc.

4. Eyelashes fall off and are not arranged properly: the incision is close to the lower eyelid eyelashes, damaging the root of the eyelashes; when suturing, the suture needle damages the root of the eyelashes, etc.

1. Bleeding after surgery. Generally speaking, subcutaneous or intracutaneous bleeding is not a very serious problem for patients who seek beauty. It can be easily treated and controlled. At most, it will cause subcutaneous congestion, cyanosis and other symptoms. However, some patients may have poor hemostasis when removing the fat tissue behind the orbital septum through the inner lower eyelid fornix incision after surgery, which may cause bleeding, bruising and other symptoms in the eyeball or upper and lower eyelids, and behind the eyeball. In severe cases, it may also affect vision.

2. Postoperative ectropion and blepharoplasty: If too much tissue is removed or the suture is too tight during the blepharoplasty, it will cause ectropion and blepharoplasty, which may be accompanied by adverse reactions such as eye discomfort, photophobia, and tearing. This is also a relatively serious sequelae caused by blepharoplasty.

3. Insufficient correction of eye bags: If the doctor chooses an incorrect surgical method for the patient, such as removing too much local fat or orbicularis oculi muscle, it will cause sequelae such as sunken eye sockets. Any eye bags are removed through an intraocular incision without considering the patient's skin and muscle relaxation problems, which will also cause sunken eye sockets.

4. The surgical incision is too wide from the eyelid margin: A normal surgical incision should be 1-2 mm. If the incision is too wide or the patient has a scar-prone constitution, there will be obvious scars after the operation.