When you say double eyelids with eyeliner, they are actually double eyelids with buried lines. Double eyelid suture embedding operation refers to a kind of operation that directly embeds suture (or polymer suture) between skin and meibomian, so that the upper eyelid skin and meibomian adhere to form double eyelids. Plastic catgut embedding for double eyelids is a cosmetic method. This method is suitable for young people with large eyelid fissure, thin eyelid, no swelling, normal eyelid skin tension and no epicanthus. Generally, buried wire double eyelid surgery is adopted.

Nursing care of double eyelids after catgut embedding: 1. Double eyelid surgery will have some pain on the day of catgut embedding, but it will gradually decrease as time goes by. Patients should not rush to take painkillers, because aspirin drugs will aggravate wound bleeding.

2. Prevention and treatment of wound bleeding, congestion or hematoma after catgut embedding double eyelid surgery. If the small blood vessels are injured or the bleeding is not completely stopped during the operation, the eyes will be impacted by the outside world after the operation, and strenuous exercise or emotional change will cause bleeding, congestion or hematoma. 3. Take out stitches 5-7 days after embedding double eyelid surgery. Sometimes the wound will leave a tiny thread after stitches are removed, which will be pushed out slowly or absorbed by itself over time. 4. 2-3 days after operation, the suture was obviously red and swollen. This situation suggests that infection is more likely, so it is necessary to see a doctor as soon as possible, open the drainage in time and remove the suture, otherwise the infection will be difficult to control. 5. There should be a quiet and comfortable environment to recuperate after burying double eyelids. Indoor air should be fresh and circulated, and maintain a certain temperature. 6. Treatment can be local physical therapy, topical application of some triamcinolone acetonide ointment and hot compress. Generally, it can be absorbed by itself without leaving sequelae.