Why Does Conjunctival Edema Occur After Canthoplasty Procedures Such as Epicanthoplasty, Lateral Canthoplasty, and Lower Canthoplasty? — Explained by Note Plastic Surgery Near Nonhyeon Station in Gangnam

강남 눈성형 잘하는 곳 논현역 노트성형외과가 말하는 트임수술 뒤트임 밑트임 후 결막부종이 생기는 이유는?

Hello, I’m Lee Bo-hyung, the director of Note Plastic Surgery.

Today, I’d like to answer a question many people are curious about

regarding canthoplasty eye surgery.

Q. Why does conjunctival edema occur after canthoplasty surgery?

A.

Conjunctival edema is usually a condition in which lymph circulation does not work properly,

causing lymph fluid to build up in the conjunctiva and make it swell.

During lateral canthoplasty and lower canthoplasty,

lymph vessels may be damaged, which can disrupt smooth lymph circulation.

However, in most cases, it recovers within 1 to 2 weeks,

so there is no need to worry too much.

Director Lee Bo-hyung of Note Plastic Surgery

For a quicker recovery, we personally provide the post-operative care

that is necessary after surgery at the surgical site.

If beauty is written in NOTE,

beauty comes true.

If you have any additional questions,

please contact us through the link below for a detailed answer.

Thank you.