For incision eye bag surgery, it is for people who have “fat protruding, accompanied by loose skin”. Many people are concerned: when will the scabs fall off after incision eye bag surgery? After the incision, there will be a scar on the outside immediately below the lower edge of the eye. Of course the scar is very inconspicuous and the scar we’re required to have stitches. On the day after the surgery, there may be some blood scabs around the sutures. However, the blood scabs don’t fall off on their own, and the day after the surgery you will have to go to your local hospital and get a dressing change to clean it up. During this dressing change, we need to use hydrogen peroxide to clean off this part of your surface. If you can’t go to the hospital every time in the late stage, on the 3rd and 4th day after the operation, you should use hydrogen peroxide to gently wipe the incision at home to get rid of the scabs. What will happen if the scabs are not cleaned for a long time after the eye bag surgery? It may affect the postoperative result and make the localized incision scar proliferation obvious. That’s why the scabs need to be cleaned off by your surgeon after an eye bag incision, and you can’t wait for them to fall off on their own.