Buried eyelid surgery directly buries sutures between the skin and the lid, causing the upper lid skin to adhere to the lid, creating a heavy lid. After make-up, some foreign particles may be deposited in the wound, causing granuloma, and some pigment may also be deposited in the wound. Therefore, it is generally not recommended to wear makeup after buried eyelid surgery until the wound has completely healed. Buried double eyelid surgery usually only forms a few small pinholes or small incisions, and the incisions heal very quickly. Generally, the incision can heal in 1 week after surgery. However, the incision will have scar remodeling during the healing process and will easily absorb pigment. Therefore, candidates should consider wearing light makeup at least 1 week after the buried eyelid surgery. In addition, after the buried eyelid surgery, before the removal of stitches, candidates should avoid getting their eyes wet to avoid infection.