Structural Eye Bags: Tips

The main cause of eye bags: Some people are born with weak eye bag structure, or the fascia under the eyes becomes loose as they age, which makes it impossible to maintain the fat around the eyes in the proper position.

In recent years, "inward-opening eye bag relocation surgery" has become mainstream. By relocating the eye bags, the annoying fat is filled into the tear trough position, solving the problems of eye bags and tear troughs at one time.

For older people, "eye bag surgery" can still be an option. It can fill the sunken tear trough with excess eye bags and remove excess skin (similar to a facelift effect), making the face firm and refreshed.

Two common types of eye bag surgery

Compound eye bag surgery meets multiple needs

Before treatment‧Peace of mind Check List

Be sure to inform your doctor of your medication history and allergy history.


People with cardiovascular disease, kidney disease, diabetes, blood diseases, and other acute or chronic diseases need to be evaluated by a physician.


All eye bag surgeries are performed under local anesthesia and no fasting is required.


On the day of surgery, do not wear metal objects, contact lenses, or makeup, and do not drive or ride a motorcycle. Do not bring valuables with you. If you are taking any medications, please inform the medical staff in advance.


Please wear light, loose clothing to facilitate changing into surgical gowns.


You can bring your own sunglasses to use after the operation.

Post-treatment care

1. Use a mild, non-irritating facial cleanser to cleanse within 3 days after surgery, but avoid the wound.


2. Apply ice for 3 days after surgery, 10-15 minutes every hour.


3. After cleaning your face, wipe it clean with a sterilized cotton swab dipped in sterile saline and then dry it. Then take another cotton swab dipped in eye ointment and apply a thin layer, 3 times a day, and increase or decrease the frequency depending on the situation.


4. Do not lift heavy objects one week after the operation and use a high pillow when sleeping.


5. If you encounter any problems, please contact the clinic as soon as possible.

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Patients with serious, unstable medical conditions or allergies to anesthetics are strictly prohibited from undergoing blepharoplasty. Patients with poorly controlled thyroid eye disease and severe dry eye syndrome are also not recommended for blepharoplasty. Those taking long-term anticoagulants should discontinue their medication for at least one week before undergoing blepharoplasty.


Most patients have eye bags because their eye bags are too prominent or the skin fascia is loose, covering up the original bags under the eyes. After the excess fat under the eyes is removed through eye bag surgery, the bags under the eyes will become more obvious.


Apply ice for 48-72 hours after eye bag surgery to reduce pain and swelling. It's recommended to elevate your head while sleeping to relieve eye swelling. Apply heat after 72 hours to improve circulation and dissipate blood stasis. Maintain a normal sleep schedule, avoid strenuous activity, and avoid spicy foods, tobacco, and alcohol.


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