Who are the people for whom the buried double eyelid is suitable?

With a pair of beautiful double eyelids driven by the godly budding big eyes, the whole person's face value is misty up. But not everyone is born with beautiful double eyelids, most of them will realize the pursuit of beauty through double eyelid surgery! The most important thing is that you will be able to choose the surgery for your eyelids, and if the foundation is suitable, you will choose the buried eyelids.

Buried double eyelid

The eyelid surgery is a surgical procedure in which sutures are placed inside the skin, directly between the skin and the lid, so that the skin of the upper lid adheres to the lid, forming a heavy eyelid.

Who is it for?

Unlike the "all-you-can-eat" procedure, the buried eyelid procedure is only suitable for young people with little orbital fat, thin eyelids, long fissures, and no skin laxity, but not for people with loose upper eyelid skin, swollen eyes, or thick eyelid muscles. It is not suitable for people with loose upper eyelid skin, puffy eyes, or thick eyelid muscles.

This is because the buried thread method cannot solve the problem of thick upper eyelid fat and lax eyelids, plus they are too heavy and can easily cause the buried thread to fall off.

How long is the recovery period

The swelling will go down in a week after the eyelid surgery and will not affect work and study. However, it takes about 1-3 months to fully recover naturally, and there is no trace after surgery. Of course, the surgeon's skill and personal constitution are also major factors affecting the recovery.

Of course, another big disadvantage is that the buried eyelids may gradually become lighter or disappear over time. Compared to the maintenance effect, an open double eyelid is a good way to avoid this disadvantage, not only can it be natural and long-lasting, but also can be combined with other surgeries to improve various eye problems.

Open eyelid surgery

The eyelid surgery is performed by using the preoperative design line as the incision mark, removing part of the hypertrophic orbicularis muscle, excess subcutaneous tissue, and orbital fat, and then fixing the eyelid skin to the desired height of the lid to form the heavy eyelid (i.e. double eyelid).

Because the full incision is effective, the crease is deep and three-dimensional, the fo,rmed double eyelids are reliable, stable and can be maintained for a long time, and the tissue structure at all levels of the upper eyelid can be adjusted and changed during the procedure, which can solve many of the complex problems that exist with double eyelids, such as upper eyelid skin laxity, eyelash entropion, upper eyelid bloating, orbital fat sagging, orbital septum laxity, and outer superior orbital rim bulging.

The incisional double eyelid is suitable for most eyes and for those who have had previous double eyelid surgery and need a second repair.

How to choose between the two types?

Full-cut double eyelid is suitable for those who have laxity in the eye area. Cutting the excess eyelid skin and eye tissue, can achieve the purpose of lifting the skin and shaping the double eyelid in a suitable shape.

Buried Double Eyelid For candidates with large lid fissures, thin eyelids, no bloating, no laxity in the eyelid skin with normal tension, and no inner canthus, a charming double eyelid can be sewn up with just sutures.

Of course, with a good eye foundation, choosing the buried double eyelid is nothing less than the optimal surgical solution, with less expense, a shorter recovery period, and, importantly, a jaw-dropping, big eye effect. When you get older and the effect of the eyelid is not good or disappears, you can also get a rejuvenated eye effect by cutting the eyelid again.

However, the final choice of whether to perform the surgery is based on the individual's eye condition, eyebrow-eye spacing, eyelid thickness, etc., and also the recovery time and expiration date before the most suitable surgery method can be determined. The most important thing is that you need to choose wisely according to your situation and not blindly follow the advice of people around you.