Total double eyelid is a common oculoplastic surgery that creates a double eyelid by removing portion** and tissue. Although this surgery is performed under the guidance of a medical professional, there are still some potential risks and complications. The following are the possible risks of a total double eyelid:
1.Infection: Any surgery can lead to infection, and total double eyelid surgery is no exception. Infection can trigger inflammation, affect the outcome of the procedure, and even require further progress**.
2.Bleeding: Blood vessels may be damaged during surgery, leading to bleeding. Minor bleeding usually stops quickly, but sometimes there may be persistent bleeding that requires prompt attention from a doctor.
3.*Nerve damage: Nerves may be damaged during surgery, resulting in local sensory loss or abnormality. The damage is usually temporary, but sometimes it can last for a longer period of time.
4.Double eyelid asymmetry: Due to surgical procedures and individual differences, double eyelid asymmetry may occur after total double eyelid surgery. This may need to be corrected with revision surgery.
5.*Scarring: Surgery may result in the formation of **scarring, especially if there is infection or poor healing at the surgical site. Scarring may affect the outcome and appearance of the procedure.
6.Vision loss: During surgery, you may compress your eyeball or damage the tissues around your eye, resulting in vision loss or other eye problems. This condition requires prompt medical attention.
Before undergoing total double eyelid surgery, patients should fully understand the risks and complications of the surgery, and discuss the surgical plan and risk control measures with the doctor in detail. At the same time, patients should follow the doctor's advice and guidance, and carry out postoperative care and follow-up on time to ensure the effectiveness of the surgery and their own safety.