With eye bag surgery, there are less than 10 common complications. Which symptom are you after surgery? I. Lower lid ectropion Lower lid ectropion and lid ball separation are more difficult complications to deal with after eye bag removal surgery. If lower lid ectropion and lid ball separation occur, do not rush to operate again. In mild cases, local hot compresses, physical therapy and massage can be applied, so that the swelling can subside, and the swelling can generally be repaired on its own. For irreversible lower lid ectropion and lid ball separation, after 3 to 6 months of conservative treatment, appropriate surgery can be taken to correct the problem. Second, bleeding or hematoma A more serious complication of blepharoplasty is post-bulbar or intraorbital bleeding, which should be paid special attention when dealing with orbital fat. Subcutaneous bruising, small hematoma and subconjunctival hemorrhage generally do not require special treatment, and ice packs are feasible within 72 hours after surgery; after 72 hours, if no longer bleeding, hot packs can be applied to promote their natural absorption. For larger hematomas or continued bleeding, the incision should be opened promptly to eliminate the hematoma. After the ball appears more can lead to blindness, so once it occurs, should promptly remove the sutures, open the orbital septum, remove the accumulated blood, find the bleeding point ligature to stop bleeding. Third, tear overflow Once the tear dots are displaced and deviate from the normal attachment position, they should be treated according to different reasons, and if surgical repair is needed, it should be performed 3~6 months after surgery. If the tear dots or tear ducts have been surgically injured, the ophthalmologist should be consulted. If the lower lid depression occurs, there is no need to correct it in mild cases, but in severe cases, free fat or dermal fat grafting should be used to fill it 3-6 months after surgery. V. Incisional scarring or hyperplasia After removal of the stitches, anti-scarring drugs can be applied to the incision as appropriate. If the scar is obvious, the lower lid skin can be surgically repaired 6 months after surgery if conditions allow. If the incision is asymmetrical and the postoperative scar is not obvious, no treatment is necessary. If there is significant asymmetry on both sides, surgical correction should be performed 3-6 months after surgery. VII. Infection The eyelids are rich in blood flow and are resistant to infection, so infection generally rarely occurs. If infection occurs, it should be treated promptly, otherwise it will affect the postoperative results. VIII. Corneal injury Once the patient develops symptoms of photophobia, tearing, pain, and other irritations after surgery, he or she should promptly seek the assistance of an ophthalmologist to treat the patient if corneal injury is suspected.