The best time for removing stitches after double eyelid surgery
Disease description:
Since I have small eyes and single eyelids, the other day I went to a beauty salon with encouragement from a friend to get non-incision double eyelid surgery. It might not have turned out well, as it now looks somewhat awkward. I'd like to know when is the best time to remove the stitches for double eyelid correction?
The optimal time for suture removal after double eyelid surgery is generally 5 to 7 days post-operation, depending on the individual's wound healing progress. Typically, if the wound is healing well around 5 days after surgery, suture removal can be considered. If healing is slower or there are special circumstances, the removal may be slightly delayed to 7 days or even longer. The timing of suture removal should ensure that the wound has adequately healed, avoiding premature removal that could lead to wound dehiscence. After suture removal, it's important to monitor the healing process, avoid rubbing the eyes vigorously, and maintain cleanliness and hygiene around the eyes to promote further recovery. Ultimately, the best time for suture removal should be determined based on individual circumstances, and patients should follow their doctor's recommendations.