Is double eyelid surgery safe?

Dbl eyelid surgery is generally safe, but risks cannot be completely ruled out.

Dbl eyelid surgery, medically known as blepharoplasty, is a common cosmetic procedure. The safety of the surgery is closely related to the professional skills of the surgeon. Choosing a qualified and experienced plastic surgeon can greatly reduce the risks associated with the procedure. A detailed preoperative health assessment, including blood tests, electrocardiogram (ECG), and other examinations, can effectively identify contraindications and ensure the patient is suitable for surgery.

The hygiene conditions of the surgical environment and equipment are also key factors in ensuring surgical safety. Performing the surgery in a sterile environment and using high-quality medical instruments can reduce the risk of infection and other complications.

Possible surgical risks include postoperative infection, hematoma, scar formation, and asymmetry of the double eyelids. The occurrence of these risks is related to multiple factors, such as the surgeon's experience and technical proficiency, the patient's physical condition, and postoperative care.

Patients are advised to choose reputable medical institutions and experienced surgeons for the procedure, and to have thorough communication and preparation before surgery.