First of all, swollen eyes are divided into congenital and acquired. Congenital swollen eye bubbles are characterized by more subcutaneous fat under the eyes, sagging orbits, bulging upper eyelids, and in some cases, mild upper lid ptosis, which is also referred to as the lifting muscle in comprehensive eyelid surgery. 2. The swollen eyelids that are formed later in life are mostly due to chronic sleep deprivation and overuse of the eyes, resulting in poor microcirculation around the eyes, as well as lack of muscle support around the eyes as we age, and fat herniation around the eyes, along with eye skin laxity. Whether you are born with swollen eyes or acquired, if you want to improve your eye problems, you should not do buried double eyelids, you need to remove the excess fat and skin to look good. Some swollen eyes are not due to bulging fat in the orbital septum, but due to thick fat pads outside the orbital septum, in which case you need to do targeted treatment to thin the fat pads to achieve significant improvement. If you do a buried eyelid, it will backfire and only give you a visible “meat strip” on your upper lid. Whether it’s plastic surgery or something else, it’s all about the right medicine.