Eyes are the window of the soul, have a beautiful young form around the eyes is the dream of every beauty seeker, then you know how much about oculoplasty? 1, what is oculoplasty? What are the problems in the eye area that need to be solved by oculoplastic surgery? A: Oculoplasty is a very general concept, referring to the application of plastic surgery techniques to the eye for a variety of therapeutic and cosmetic surgery. The skin, connective tissue, muscle, fat and blood vessels of the eye many problems can be solved by oculoplastic surgery. 2.What are the procedures of oculoplastic surgery? Which eye problems are they suitable for? A: Cosmetic surgery: Upper blepharoplasty, commonly known as “double eyelid” surgery Lower blepharoplasty, commonly known as “bags under the eyes v” surgery Inner canthus / outer canthus enlargement, commonly known as “eye opening” surgery. Brow lift. Therapeutic surgeries include: entropion/ectropion correction, eyelid retraction correction, ptosis correction, and eyelid reconstruction. 3. Who cannot undergo oculoplastic surgery? A: Generally speaking, people with serious systemic diseases and eye infections cannot undergo oculoplastic surgery. For people with eye diseases, surgery should be chosen according to the specific situation under the guidance of doctors, such as glaucoma patients! 4, want to do oculoplastic surgery patients need to communicate with the doctor what questions? A: Accurately describe your thoughts; ask the doctor about his/her judgment and recommended treatment; clearly raise your concerns; ask the doctor about his/her experience and grasp of the treatment; the general experience before and after the surgery; the cost of the treatment and so on. 5.What are the common misconceptions about oculoplastic surgery encountered by patients in the clinic? How should patients look at oculoplastic surgery correctly? Answer: Excessive requirements; misjudgment of their own situation. Patients should have a more accurate and objective assessment of their own situation together with the doctor, and have a more reasonable expectation of the surgery. 6.Can people with high myopia have oculoplastic surgery? A: Highly nearsighted people with obvious protruding eyes need to pay attention to oculoplastic surgery. Incomplete eyelid closure may occur after upper eyelid surgery, and blepharoplasty may occur after lower eyelid surgery. There are no clear contraindications to surgery if the proptosis is not obvious.