If the patient’s eyelid still looks thick after orbital decompression surgery, it may be caused by the lack of swelling of the eyelid or the accumulation of fat in the eye socket, then the patient can do postoperative repair by good postoperative maintenance or under the operation of the doctor again. 1. The eyelid skin is not swollen: if the skin is edematous after orbital decompression surgery, the patient should take good care of the eyelid to promote the dissipation of edema, such as applying cold compresses and then hot compresses, and taking a light diet. 2. Intraorbital fat still accumulates more: if the surgeon does not remove the right amount of fat during the operation, it will also cause the eyelids to look thick, at this time, the patient can undergo orbital decompression surgery again to remove the fat under the operation of the surgeon. If the patient’s results after orbital decompression surgery are not satisfactory, it is recommended to go to the hospital in time for review and improvement under the guidance of professional doctors.