Coral eye blisters are also called blistered eyes and cortical eyes. They have congenital and acquired causes. Simply put, they are caused by too much fat in the upper eyelids. Therefore, in order to achieve a good double eyelid effect, the excessive fat in the eyelids should be removed first.

Double eyelids are really suitable for eyelids:

The eyelids may seem very thick, but they are actually particularly suitable for minimally invasive double eyelid surgery. First of all, "naked eye bubbles" are basically single eyelids, and there are innate conditions for double eyelids.

Secondly, blisters are mainly formed by the accumulation of excess fat and loose connective tissue. During minimally invasive double eyelid surgery, the excess fat and connective tissue in the "blister" can be removed. , thus making the eyelids significantly thinner and promoting the effect of double eyelids after surgery. Therefore, the effect of minimally invasive double eyelid surgery completed by "naked eye bubble" will be very natural, and the eyes will become larger as a result.

So for people with gross eye blisters, what are the characteristics of minimally invasive double eyelid surgery compared with other double eyelid surgeries?

In the past, double eyelid surgery used incision and suture embedding. However, the surgical results for some patients with "bubbled eyes" were not satisfactory, and the eyes swelled for a long time after the operation, even for more than a year. For this reason, some patients with gross blebs will be hesitant.

Compared with the static double eyelids created by traditional methods, the shape is rigid, the signs of eye closure are obvious, the swelling period is long, and recovery is slow. Minimally invasive double eyelid surgery is more precise and minimally invasive, and the postoperative appearance is very natural and the effect is long-lasting. Minimally invasive double eyelid surgery is mainly suitable for young people with thick eyelids and unobvious skin laxity.

Double eyelids refer to the upper eyelid skin having a shallow groove above the eyelid margin. When the eyes are opened, the skin below this groove moves upward, while the skin above this groove is relaxed and hangs downward at the double eyelid groove. fold.

To form a pair of beautiful double eyelids, we must comprehensively consider the shape and width of the double eyelids, the swelling of the upper eyelids, the width of the palpebral fissures, the curvature of the eyelid margins, the ratio between the height and width of the eyes, and the eyebrows. spacing and other factors.

The relationship between double eyelids and single eyelids

This is due to biogenetic reasons: double eyelids are a dominant gene, while single eyelids are a recessive gene.

To give a very simple example, if the genes that control single and double eyelids are big A and small a respectively, then the combination of AA and Aa will be double eyelids, while aa will be single eyelids. According to this ratio , the ratio of double eyelids to single eyelids should be 3:1. If the mother in a family has single eyelids, then she has the aa gene, and the father may have AA or Aa genes. But if their two children have single eyelids, it means that the father must have It is Aa, because the mother can only provide the small a gene, and the child has single eyelids, that is, the aa gene, then it means that your father must have provided you with the small a gene, and he himself has double eyelids, so he has the large A gene . So he has a visible gene, big A, and an invisible gene, small a, which is Aa. As mentioned before, big A is manifest and small a is invisible, so when big A and a are combined together, they show the traits of the manifest gene. There is recessive gene small a, but it shows double eyelids. In other words, if both parents have single eyelids, their children will definitely have single eyelids.

Standards for beautiful eyes

The eyes are the first of the five senses and have the main visual function. Vision plays an extremely important role in people's understanding of the objective world. Usually, 90% of the information obtained from the outside world is completed by the eyes. It is also an organ of expression and a display of human inner world. It can fully reflect various inner activities such as joy, anger, heart, joy, etc., so it is called the window of the soul. It is the most exposed and eye-catching organ in the human body and the center of beauty. It is called the window of beauty by aestheticians. Therefore, a pair of beautiful and perfect eyes often plays the icing on the cake in the beauty of the human body.

From an aesthetic point of view, the size of the eyes and the size of the face should match a certain ratio. If the width of the face is 10CM, then the ratio of the eyes is 2 to 2.5. The length of the eyes is 3 cm and the width is 1 cm. The distance between the eyes is equivalent to the length of the eyes, which is the ideal eye.

In people’s minds, the difference between single eyelids and double eyelids is obvious. In fact, there are aesthetic differences, morphological differences and anatomical differences between the two. Human single eyelids and double eyelids are related to genetics and generally remain unchanged throughout life. But there are a few people who change with age. In some cases, single eyelids gradually turn into double eyelids as age increases; in some cases, as the eyelids age, the skin of the eyelids relaxes and sag, covering up the folds of the original double eyelids, giving the appearance of a single eyelid. The shape of human double upper eyelids is generally symmetrical, but about 2.85%-8.89% of people have inconsistent double upper eyelid shapes, with single eyelids on one side and double eyelids on the other. As far as Eastern peoples are concerned, single eyelids and double eyelids are two different eyelid shapes. From a physiological point of view, both are normal and there is basically no difference.

From a morphological point of view, the difference between single eyelids and double eyelids, apart from the presence or absence of transverse folds in the upper eyelids, is that the skin of the entire upper eyelid in single eyelids is thicker, and the roots of the eyelashes are not Visible; the upper eyelid skin of patients with double eyelids is thinner, the skin of the upper eyelid does not droop, and the entire eyelid margin is visible. Those with single eyelids have shorter and narrower palpebral fissures, while those with double eyelids have longer and wider palpebral fissures. The eyelashes of those with single eyelids are shorter and sparse, and tend to tilt downward when looking straight. The eyelashes of those with double eyelids are longer, and the eyelashes tilt upward slightly when looking straight. The medial canthus of patients with single eyelids is often rounded due to the presence of epicanthal folds; while the medial canthus of patients with double eyelids is generally sharp-angled and generally has no epicanthal folds.

Because the occurrence of single and double eyelids is affected by factors such as race, region, genetics, age, etc., there are significant differences in morphology, and therefore there are also obvious differences in their anatomical structures. The skin of single eyelids is thicker, the subcutaneous tissue is higher, the orbicularis oculi muscle is more developed, and there is more fat behind the orbicularis oculi muscle; the tarsal plate of single eyelids is thin and narrow, and the muscle that opens the eyes-the levator palpebrae superioris muscle Underdeveloped; while those with double eyelids are just the opposite. The position of the orbital septum in patients with single eyelids is generally low, and the orbital septal fat can prolapse at the upper edge of the tarsal plate or in front of the tarsal plate, while the orbital compartment of double eyelids is located higher, and there is no prolapse of orbital septal fat at the upper edge of the tarsal plate or in front of the tarsal plate. Pretarsal. Based on the anatomical structure, when a single eyelid opens the eye, the skin in front of the tarsal plate and the orbicularis oculi muscle cannot be lifted along with the tarsal plate, so the upper eyelid cannot form a fold, resulting in a single eyelid. When the eyes of double eyelids are opened, the skin and orbicularis oculi muscle below the double eyelid line in front of the tarsal plate can be lifted together with the tarsal plate, so wrinkles appear on the upper eyelids, manifesting as double eyelids.

From the perspective of the differences between single eyelids and double eyelids, the double eyelid surgery that people often mention actually involves modifying and reorganizing the anatomical structure of a single eyelid through surgical means, and finally forming a double eyelid surgery. The appearance of the eyelids.