The risk and frequent complication of double eyelid surgery is postoperative internal bleeding.
The possibility of internal bleeding is about 20%, and it may appear after surgery or may appear several days after surgery.
To prevent internal bleeding as much as possible, even if the thread is carefully passed with a special thin needle, the needle will hit the blood vessel of the subcutaneous tissue and cause internal bleeding.
It takes 1 to 2 weeks for internal bleeding to disappear, but since you can make eye makeup around the eyes from the 3 day after surgery, you can hide it with a foundation or concealer. Be aware that internal drinking may occur due to heavy drinking on the day.
Regarding infection, antibiotics are given before surgery, so there is almost no trouble due to infection in the past.
Swelling often decreases by about 2% in a few days, and the remaining 3% is reduced in about a week. Swelling is likely to occur if eyelids are inflamed for a long time using eye petit or eye tape depending on the individual.
In this hospital, there is no report of any damage to the cornea or any trouble to the eyeball, because it is performed in such a way that the conjunctival surface is scooped and the thread never touches the cornea.
Use of contact lenses and eye makeup are prohibited for 3 days, but face washing is possible from the day. Please refrain from rubbing the upper arm for 3 days.