The difference between double eyelids with embedding suture and double eyelids with total incision

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In this age of looking at faces, having a good external image can get a lot of benefits, and can also enhance their self-confidence. Therefore, more and more people are willing to spend time on how to become beautiful. In terms of eye aesthetics, many people think that double eyelids are more beautiful, because they can make eyes look bigger and more attractive. Therefore, many beauty lovers with single eyelids will choose to go to the hospital for double eyelid surgery to improve their appearance. However, there are many ways to make double eyelids, such as the popular embedding and full cutting methods. So what is the difference between embedding eyelids and total eyelids?

Total eyelid surgery is mainly to cut the skin around the eyes and remove the redundant skin tissue to achieve the effect of double eyelid. Suture embedding eyelid surgery refers to the beauty seeker buries the excess sebum on the eyelid. After the surgery, no suture is required. The operation is simple and the risk is relatively small. There will be no trace left after the operation, which will not affect the work and study of beauty seekers. Relatively speaking, the risk of total eyelid surgery is indeed greater than that of catgut embedding, but the effect of total eyelid surgery is longer than that of catgut embedding. Whether the beauty seeker is suitable for catgut embedding or bilateral skin incision can only be determined after an interview with a doctor.

Well, the above is about the introduction of the relevant contents of "the difference between the embedded eyelids and the full cut eyelids", hoping that the beauty seekers can understand. No matter what kind of double eyelid operation method the beauty seeker finally chooses, relevant nursing matters should be done well after the operation. For example, avoid spicy food, eat more fruits and vegetables, do not wear eye makeup in the early stage, and protect the wound.