What is the Success Rate and Risk of Full-Incision Double Eyelid Surgery? Are There Any Potential Complications?

Nowadays, many people have increasingly strict requirements for beauty. Many people like double eyelids, and some people with single eyelids want to have double eyelids. Full incision double eyelid surgery is the choice of most people. It should be noted that some people are not suitable for full incision double eyelid surgery, such as people with scar constitution, who may leave scars after blindly choosing double eyelid surgery. What is the success rate of full incision double eyelid surgery? Is it dangerous? What are the sequelae? Let's take a look.

The success rate of full incision double eyelid surgery is high. As long as the doctor does not make surgical mistakes and prepares well for postoperative care, the effect of double eyelids should be prominent. However, some people are not suitable for full incision double eyelid surgery, such as people with scar constitution. After blindly choosing double eyelid surgery, scars may be left on the eyes, affecting the cosmetic effect of double eyelids. Full incision double eyelid surgery refers to the large span from the inner canthus of the eye to the outer canthus. It does have risks and complications, such as subcutaneous hematoma and swelling, which are common but usually resolve spontaneously within a week without treatment. If hematoma occurs, medical treatment is required.

Double eyelid surgery is a permanent type of surgery that requires incision of the eyelid to achieve certain effects. Types include seamless curling eyelid, Korean three-point positioning double eyelid, and minimally invasive double eyelid. After the surgery, it is important to rest, maintain a good schedule, especially for the eyes, avoid excessive fatigue, and eat a light diet.

Full incision double eyelid surgery is performed on the delicate skin of the eye, so it carries certain risks. Everyone wants to achieve a desirable double eyelid effect with charming big eyes. However, double eyelid surgery is not suitable for everyone. For example, people with high myopia, history of hyperthyroidism, or naturally prominent eyeballs may not achieve significant results from the surgery, and it may also cause trauma to the eyes.