Hyperthyroidism eye protrusion usually refers to hyperthyroidism protruding eyes. Corrective surgery for hyperthyroidism protruding eyes is usually orbital decompression surgery, and the whole procedure of the surgery mainly includes sterilizing, manipulating and suturing. 1. Sterilization: Before the operation, the skin and conjunctival sac of the operation area need to be sterilized. 2. Operation: After disinfection, the surgeon will make a surgical incision in the conjunctival sac or skin area, which is needed to expose the soft tissues in the eye socket. Then the scalpel will be used to remove part of the enlarged soft tissues, thus reducing the size of the orbital contents, which can relieve the symptoms of eye protrusion to a certain extent. 3. Suture: After the operation, the surgeon needs to suture the surgical incision and then use gauze bandage. It is recommended that patients with hyperthyroidism should follow the doctor’s instructions for postoperative care, have regular checkups, and consult the doctor promptly when discomfort occurs.