1, trauma care For those who do external incision eye bags, the surgeon will apply eye ointment to protect the incision and bandage for a day. Avoid touching water for a week, keep dry, if there is blood scab or secretion on the incision, use cotton swab dipped in sterile saline or medical alcohol to wipe, 6 to 7 days to remove the suture, and then 1 day can be normal cleaning. 2.Post-operative ice pack with appropriate ice pack can effectively control post-operative swelling and prevent wound bleeding, bruising or hematoma. You can use medical ice bags or homemade ice bags such as bags of ice milk, alternating ice packs around the eyes with dry towels, so as not to damage the skin with prolonged ice packs. 3.Post-operative medication You can take oral antibiotics prophylactically for 3 days after surgery. Mild swelling and pain after surgery is normal; if there is unbearable swelling and pain in the eye on the day of surgery, and the gauze wrapped around the eye oozes red blood, it means there is bleeding inside the eye, and the surgeon should be contacted promptly to deal with it; if there is mild discomfort in the eye, it may be that blood remains in the eye, and eye drops such as Runshu can be used. Do not eat ginseng, antler and other tonic products, eat more high-protein food, do not smoke and drink, take more rest, do less strenuous exercise, and avoid spicy and stimulating food and seafood within six months after surgery. 5, avoiding light and shade You can wear sunglasses for six months after surgery to avoid sunlight stimulation, pigmentation and delay the recovery process.