What are the signs of double eyelid scar hyperplasia

There are many cases of double eyelid scar hyperplasia, which will appear after people have double eyelid surgery. This is a hyperplasia period after double eyelid surgery, but we all know that this kind of surgery will more or less have a certain impact on our health, or bring side effects, so everyone should also understand double eyelid surgery and the scientific methods of preventing scar hyperplasia. If you have surgery, you must go to a regular hospital.

1. What does double eyelid hyperplasia look like?

The scar hyperplasia period is between one and a half to three months after double eyelid surgery. The main condition of double eyelid hyperplasia is that the double eyelid line is redder, and it feels hard when touched, which is completely different from the surrounding skin tissue. For some people with severe scar hyperplasia, small nodules will appear on the eyelid line, just like fat particles growing on the eyes.

2. Why is there a hyperplasia period after double eyelid surgery?

Because double eyelid surgery will cause damage and destruction to the soft tissue of the eye, and the damaged soft tissue needs to be reorganized and healed. Just like when we fall down, three days later you will find that scabs appear on the injured area, and it still feels hard to the touch. When the epidermis has healed completely, the scabs will fall off, and the injured area will be soft like other skin tissues.

3. Methods to prevent scar hyperplasia:

For double eyelid surgery, you must choose a regular hospital and a professional doctor to perform the surgery, because the proliferation of double eyelids is related to the way the doctor handles the operation. If the soft tissue of the eye is damaged too much or too deeply, the scar proliferation will be obvious and serious.

4. Do not use cosmetics on your eyes within 3 months

Many people start putting on makeup after their double eyelid stitches are removed. Eye makeup is a very important part of makeup. However, many cosmetics contain chemicals or heavy metals, such as mercury. Cosmetic products containing these things will hinder the wound from breathing and recovering when used on the eyes, and may aggravate the scar hyperplasia of surgical incisions.