It takes about 1-6 months to return to a more natural state after double eyelid surgery, because a small incision needs to be made in the eye during double eyelid surgery, and various post-operative procedures are also required. Nursing care is required, so the recovery time will be slower, but as long as the swelling at the surgical site subsides, it will not affect normal life and social interaction at all. Although double eyelid surgery is more popular now, most people still have concerns about the surgery. Here are some common questions from those seeking beauty.

Some people have single and double eyelids. In this case, double eyelid surgery can be performed. If the natural double eyelid of the eye is ideal, there is no need to modify it. Then take it as a guide and change the single eyelid on the opposite side to a symmetrical double eyelid. If the appearance of the natural double eyelids is not ideal, or the double eyelids are very shallow, it is best to have surgery on both sides at the same time, so that a more symmetrical and consistent double eyelid can be obtained.

Some people still have questions about whether it is better to make the double eyelids wider or narrower. In fact, this depends on a person’s face shape, the width from the eyebrow arch to the eyelid margin (that is, the width of the upper eyelids), and the size of the eye sockets. Determined by factors such as depth and upper eyelid thickness. If the face is broad and plump, the distance from the eyebrow arch to the eyelid margin is wide, and the eye sockets are deep, the double eyelids can be wider; on the contrary, they should be narrower. Orientals have narrow upper eyelids, flat eye sockets, low eyebrow arches, and thick upper eyelids. Double eyelids should not be made too wide, generally 5 to 8 mm. In fact, as long as a pair of narrow and dull eyes are transformed into radiant, vivid and beautiful eyes through plastic surgery, the goal will be achieved. It does not necessarily have to be a very obvious double eyelid.