My opinion is: Sensitive skin is not an absolute contraindication for double eyelid surgery, but the risks and pros and cons need to be evaluated more carefully.

First, let’s take a look at the potential risks of double eyelid surgery for sensitive skin. Sensitive skin usually reacts more strongly to external stimuli and is prone to symptoms such as redness, swelling, itching, and stinging. During double eyelid surgery, local anesthetics, surgical incisions, and sutures are required, which may cause irritation and damage to sensitive skin. Therefore, people with sensitive skin are more likely to suffer complications such as postoperative infection, scar hyperplasia, and pigmentation after double eyelid surgery.

However, this does not mean that people with sensitive skin cannot have double eyelid surgery. In fact, many people with sensitive skin have successfully undergone double eyelid surgery and achieved satisfactory results through reasonable preoperative preparation and postoperative care. The key lies in adequate preparation and care before, during and after surgery.

Before surgery, it is recommended that people with sensitive skin undergo adequate skin testing and evaluation to determine the skin's tolerance to anesthetic drugs and surgical procedures. At the same time, choose experienced and skilled doctors to perform surgery to reduce surgical risks. During the operation, the doctor should minimize irritation and damage to the skin and use fine surgical techniques and suturing methods. After surgery, patients need to strictly follow the doctor's care recommendations and do a good job of cleaning, anti-inflammation, and moisturizing the wound to avoid infection and scar formation.

So, what about double eyelid surgery for sensitive skin? From a positive point of view, double eyelid surgery can improve the shape of the eyes and make the eyes more beautiful and bright. For people with sensitive skin, if the surgery can be successfully performed with reasonable preoperative preparation and postoperative care, they will achieve the same beautiful results as other groups of people. From the perspective of disadvantages, the risk of double eyelid surgery for sensitive skin is relatively high and requires more careful evaluation and preparation. If postoperative complications occur, longer recovery times and higher treatment costs may be required.

Therefore, for people with sensitive skin, you can refer to my suggestions:

Before deciding to have double eyelid surgery, be sure to conduct adequate skin testing and evaluation to understand your own skin conditions. Skin conditions and surgical risks.

Choose experienced and skilled doctors to perform surgery to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the surgery.

Make adequate preparation and care before, during and after surgery to reduce the risk of infection and scarring.

If you have any uncomfortable symptoms or complications after surgery, you should seek medical treatment promptly and follow the doctor's treatment recommendations.

In short, sensitive skin is not an absolute contraindication for double eyelid surgery, but the risks and pros and cons need to be evaluated more carefully. With proper preoperative preparation and postoperative care, people with sensitive skin can also expect to achieve beautiful double eyelid results.