Faceline’s Plastic Surgery Story: Things Not to Do After Double Eyelid Surgery

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Faceline’s Plastic Surgery Story:

Things Not to Do After Double Eyelid Surgery




Double eyelid is popularized surgery that many people are getting these days!
However, since eye surgery is also an operation, it is very important to observe the postoperative requirements carefully.






Therefore, here are the important things not to do after double eyelid surgery.



1.  Wearing contact lens after surgery.

It usually takes two weeks. So please wear glasses for at least 2 weeks as it may cause eye irritation and force during wearing contact lens.




2.   How can I wash my face?

Washing face depends on whether there are stitches or not. If there are no stitches for about 3 days and if there are stitches, it is recommended to wash them lightly around the eyes until the stitches are removed.

l  Usually, stitch out is done 4 days after the surgery.





3.     Please avoid drinking and smoking for one month

Surprisingly, drinking and smoking is one of things that many people cannot keep up with. Drinking or smoking can constrict your blood vessels and delay your recovery, so you should avoid for a month or so. It is advisable to avoid the steam room or sauna for about a month.





4.     Do not forget to take medication!

After the surgery, please take the medicine prescribed by the hospital three times a day after the meal.




5.     Do not sleep in a prone position

It is better to be sitting rather than lying down, keeping head straight rather than leaning bending your head.






Among them, sleeping on stomach and bowing your head may increase your swelling, so please be careful not to do.

These are obvious after cares but easy to forget after double eyelid surgery!
Why don’t you try to keep these reminders for better recovery and for beautiful result?


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Comments

  1. lenzaeyeJune 27, 2019 at 5:05 AM

    The eye is a very fragile organ, and requires extreme care before, during, and after a surgical procedure to minimise or prevent further damage. ..

    https://lenzaeye.com/eye-surgery/lasik-surgery/

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  3. ID Cosmetic Surgery HospitalFebruary 5, 2020 at 3:09 AM

    This blog is constructive for anyone looking for info on surgery aftercare. Since we are a face contour surgery specialist hospital, we understand and agrees with your blog.

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