The sleeping silkworm is the orbicularis oculi muscle that lies across the lower lid and is a symbol of beauty; under-eye bags are the result of sagging skin on the lower lid and enlarged, prominent fat behind the orbit, and are a reflection of aging. The relationship between under-eye bags and the sleeping silkworm is? Mutually unrelated neighbors! Sleeping silkworms and under-eye bags have different causes, and they are aesthetically opposite. The only similarity between puffiness and puffiness is that they both grow under the lower eyelid. Can under-eye bags be turned into silkworms? Eye bags helplessly said: eye bags and sleeper silkworms long location, the nature is different, is unable to be transformed into sleeper silkworms. If you want soft and beautiful silkworm, you can inject hyaluronic acid. The way of shaping the silkworm: hyaluronic acid shaping the effect of the silkworm Will the silkworm become bags under the eyes? No! If the sleeping silkworms look like bags under the eyes, you can remove part of the orbicularis muscle through surgery to turn them into lovely sleeping silkworms. Can I just have silkworms instead of bags under my eyes? Yes! If you have bags under your eyes, you can choose to remove the bags as needed, but the bags will not be affected. Eye bag surgery method: The eyebag removal is divided into two methods: lid conjunctival approach (internal incision) and skin approach (external incision): internal incision is suitable for people who still have good elasticity of the lower lid skin and only have protruding orbital fat, making an incision in the lid conjunctiva to remove excess orbital fat, which is less traumatic, quick recovery and no traces. External incision surgery can remove loose skin, hypertrophic orbicularis muscle and excess intraorbital fat at the same time, which is suitable for all types of eye bags with better results. After removing under-eye bags, you should pay attention to rest, try to minimize head down, read books, computers, TV, which is good for swelling; take anti-inflammatory drugs orally for about 3 days; within 48 hours after surgery, you can apply cold packs to the surgical area to reduce bleeding and prevent swelling, and after 48 hours, you can apply hot packs to the surgical area to facilitate swelling and disperse bruises. The stitches can be removed 5 days after surgery. A few patients will have redness of the incision and mild scar growth in the early stage, which can be prevented by topical scar medication, and will generally disappear in about 3 months.