Avoid water contact post-surgery. Eyelid surgery is a popular choice for women seeking larger eyes. By widening the palpebral fissure, it creates brighter, more expressive eyes. Most cosmetic seekers opt for this procedure to significantly enhance the shape of their eye corners, achieving a more perfect eye appearance.
Eyelid surgery is tailored to the patient's facial features and specific requests, appropriately enlarging the eye contour to achieve more harmonious overall facial proportions. The procedure is highly safe, minimally painful, and leaves no visible scars, effortlessly delivering a beautiful transformation. However, to ensure optimal results and reduce the risk of complications,
The following precautions should be observed during the procedure:
1. Avoid getting the surgical area wet for 7 days post-surgery. Keep the site clean to prevent infection. If scabs or secretions form on the wound, gently wipe with sterile saline solution.
2. Local pressure bandaging or cold compresses with ice packs may be applied post-surgery, but avoid excessive pressure to prevent eye damage.If uncontrolled bleeding or severe hematoma occurs post-surgery, seek immediate medical attention at the hospital.
3. Maintain a quiet and comfortable environment for recovery. Avoid watching TV or reading newspapers for 2 weeks post-surgery. When resting in bed, adopt a semi-reclining position to prevent eye strain or excessive swelling due to a low head position.