Eye socket lipofilling and double eyelids cannot usually be done together, and performing both procedures at the same time may make them more difficult to perform, which in turn may affect their post-surgical results or cause adverse reactions. Eye socket lipofilling is performed for sunken eye sockets and utilizes materials such as autologous fat, hyaluronic acid, and prosthetics to help improve the appearance of the eye sockets. Double eyelid surgery is performed by various methods to fix the adhesion of the levator tendon fibers or the levator plate to the skin at the upper eyelid blepharoplasty line to form a heavy eyelid, which in turn produces double eyelids. Usually, lipofilling of the eye sockets and double eyelids cannot be done together. Performing both eye socket lipofilling and double eyelid surgery at the same time is difficult and prone to mishandling, which may lead to localized adverse reactions such as swelling and scarring, perhaps affecting the postoperative results. For those who need to take eye socket lipofilling and double eyelid surgery, it is recommended to take eye socket lipofilling surgery first, and then take double eyelid surgery after the local area has recovered to normal, which can achieve the expected results. In addition, postoperative care is needed to promote recovery.