1. Keep it clean on the first day after operation, press it within 24 hours after operation to prevent infection, and press it half an hour after operation to prevent bleeding from increasing. If the wound is not clean and causes wound infection, it will lead to scar formation. Be careful that the wound can't get wet with water. The gauze was removed 24 hours after operation. If the wound has scab and secretion, it can be cleaned with sterile saline or alcohol.

2, the next day if the surgical wound bleeding, congestion hematoma, is due to postoperative compression hemostasis is not completely caused. At this time, local ice packs can be cold-compressed, but the pressure should not be too great to avoid damaging the eyes. Sterile gauze strips can be placed under ice sandbags to prevent infection. Secretions in the corner of the eye can be cleaned with sterile cotton swabs, not salt water.

3. On the third day, the wound has begun to heal, and it is necessary to continue to apply ice to make the wound congested and swollen. Cultivate your eyes and keep the indoor temperature stable. Eat more fruits and vegetables, stay in bed, raise your pillow and avoid excessive use of your eyes. Don't eat spicy food such as ginger and garlic.

On the fourth day, the wound has basically healed, leaving only some blood scabs. Don't clean it at this time to avoid leaving scars when you handle it yourself. The doctor will take care of it after the stitches are removed. From this day on, you can apply hot compress to dissipate blood stasis, and the hot compress temperature should not be too high. Still insist on taking antibiotics.