[Lari Plastic Surgery] The Recovery Process After Incisional Ptosis Correction: Don’t Be Surprised, Just Wait!

Compared with surgeries on other areas, double eyelids

are in a moving part of the body and the area is small,

so even a little swelling can make it seem very swollen.

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In particular, double eyelid surgery is well known for having a lot of swelling that lasts a long time.

Because of this swelling, during the recovery period after double eyelid surgery,

many misunderstandings and worries arise.

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I hoped to have double eyelids with a very natural yet pretty line,

and I had surgery,

but after the surgery, our appearance is honestly

often something that makes it hard to go outside for a while.

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No matter how thin the line is when creating hidden double eyelids,

while swelling remains, the set eyelid line becomes puffy

and looks like a sausage.

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Swelling differs between the left and right eyes,

and surface skin swelling and swelling inside the tissue are also different,

so until the eyes fully settle,

the thickness of the eyelid line and how much the eyes open may also differ.

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You need to wait through this period patiently,

but feeling worried and anxious is unavoidable.

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Before surgery, the eyes covered a large portion of the black pupils,

so ptosis correction was needed, and incisional ptosis correction surgery was performed.

When the stitches were removed on the seventh day, due to swelling,

patients may feel very worried, anxious, and full of questions:

Will this really become a natural hidden double eyelid?

Are the double eyelids too uneven?

The eye sizes look completely different—is this okay?

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However, three months after surgery,

the double eyelids that looked like sausages had their swelling go down well and settled into a thin hidden double eyelid line,

and the amount of pupil exposure became the same on both sides,

resulting in a natural yet effective outcome from the incisional ptosis correction.

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