Is it better to have wider or narrower eyelids? This depends on a person’s face shape, the width of the eyebrow arch to the lid margin (i.e., the width of the upper eyelid), the depth of the eye socket, the thickness of the upper lid, and other factors. Oriental people have narrow upper lids, flat eye sockets, low eyebrow arches and thick upper lids, so double eyelids should not be made too wide, usually 5-7 mm is appropriate. Can a single pair of eyes be made into double eyelids? The answer is yes. If the natural double eyelid of this eye is ideal, then use it as the standard and change the opposite single eyelid into a symmetrical double eyelid. If the natural eyelid is not ideal or is very shallow, it is best to operate on both sides at the same time so that a more symmetrical and consistent eyelid can be obtained. What should I pay attention to before double eyelid surgery? If there are infections around the eyes such as folliculitis, active acne, conjunctivitis, keratitis, and severe trachoma, you need to wait until these lesions are cured before scheduling the surgery. You can use 0.25% chloramphenicol eye drops 1 day before the surgery to prevent post-operative eye secretions from contaminating the wound. Women should not have surgery during their menstrual period, and it is safer to have surgery within 3 days before and after menstruation. What is the modification time for unsatisfactory double eyelid? If the postoperative period is accompanied by serious complications, it is best to revise within 1 week to 1 month after surgery. Generally unsatisfactory results should be better revised six months to one year after surgery. How should I care for my eyelids after surgery? Proper and appropriate self-care after blepharoplasty can reduce the incidence of surgical complications and speed up wound healing. There are several ways to take care of your eyelid after blepharoplasty: Keep your wound clean and prevent infection. It is important to keep the wound clean after blepharoplasty. If the wound is not clean, it can easily become infected and lead to scarring. So be careful not to wet the wound when washing your face after surgery. The dressing on the eyes can be removed 1 to 2 days after surgery. If there are blood scabs or secretions on the wound, sterile saline or medical alcohol can be used to wipe it. Prevention and control of bleeding, bruising or hematoma in the surgical wound. If small blood vessels are damaged during surgery or incomplete intraoperative hemostasis, external impact on the eye after surgery, intense exercise or unpredictable emotions can cause bleeding, bruising or hematoma in the wound. To prevent these complications, the local wound can be dressed with pressure or cold compresses with ice packs, but the pressure should not be high to avoid damaging the eye. In the event of excessive bleeding and severe hematoma after surgery, you should follow up with the hospital in a timely manner. Oculoplastic surgery is not everyone who wants to do it can do, there are the following people can not enjoy this surgery: 1, the body has an inflammatory disease, such people are prone to infection due to post-operative, can cause sepsis. 2.Pregnancy or during menstruation, due to medication and coagulation disorders, so as not to affect the fetus or surgical bleeding. 3.Those who foresee that the surgery will not achieve the desired effect should be treated with caution. 4. Blepharoplasty in a purely cosmetic sense is not recommended for children under 13 years of age. Double eyelid surgery should be done after developmental stability. 5. Those with short eyelids, low nasal bridge, and a wide distance between the eyes will not have ideal post-operative results. 6. Those who have some kind of infection, mental illness or mental incompetence or psychological instability. 7. Those with droopy eyelids, inward or outward eyelids are not suitable for surgery. 8.Patients with hematological diseases, such as sepsis, erythrocytosis, leukopenia, etc., are prone to postoperative infection and bleeding. 9, Patients with bleeding disorders, such as various leukemias, hemophilia, thrombocytopenic purpura …… These recipients bleed heavily after surgery, which is generally difficult to stop and prone to life-threatening after a long time.