Hello! Double eyelid surgery has several ways: 1, thread embedding method: circular suture is buried under the skin of the upper eyelid and cannot penetrate the conjunctiva of the eyelid. There is no need to remove stitches and change dressing after operation, and the operation is simple and convenient, which can have an immediate effect. Some people can see a pair of beautiful double eyelids after operation. However, the long-term effect of some people is not ideal, because the line left under the eyelid is relaxed for a long time, which will not only make the "double eyelid" relax and become a "single eyelid", but also make the foreign body line remain in the upper eyelid. Suitable for people who are younger, the upper eyelid skin is not slack, and the upper eyelid is thinner without obvious fat. Its advantages are simple operation, less trauma and quick recovery. Disadvantages are: strict adaptation range, only short-term curative effect on upper eyelid hypertrophy, and double eyelids are easy to disappear. 2. Suture method: suture and ligate the upper eyelid skin and fornix conjunctiva. Change the dressing every day after operation, and take out stitches after 1 week. This kind of operation has obvious edema, unsatisfactory short-term effect and unnatural double eyelids, but it usually appears naturally in about 3 months, and the effect is better after half a year. 3. The incision method is to cut the skin, subcutaneous tissue and orbicularis oculi muscle along the designed double eyelid line, and remove 1 orbicularis oculi muscle after separation. Suture the skin incision with thin thread and put it directly on the tarsal plate. Each side needs to be stitched with 5 ~ 7 stitches to make the skin incision adhere to the tarsal plate to form double eyelids. This method is suitable for people with loose and swollen upper eyelid skin. I hope the answer will help you! Need to be reminded that you should choose the appropriate method according to your actual situation. View original post >>