Can I get double eyelid suturing while pregnant?

Double eyelid suturing surgery is generally not recommended during pregnancy.

Pregnancy itself is a complex and sensitive process, with the health of both the mother and the fetus being the primary concern. Hormonal changes in a pregnant woman's body may affect the healing process after surgery, increasing the risk of infection and other complications. In addition, although the dosage is small, local anesthetic drugs used during the procedure still require careful evaluation of their potential effects on the fetus.

The recovery period following double eyelid suturing surgery also requires a certain amount of time, during which swelling, pain, and other discomfort may occur, potentially causing inconvenience to the pregnant woman's daily life and rest. To ensure the health of both the mother and the fetus, it is recommended to avoid cosmetic procedures such as double eyelid suturing during pregnancy.

Pregnant women may experience varying degrees of emotional fluctuations and physical discomfort, such as morning sickness and fatigue, which could affect their tolerance to surgery and postoperative comfort. If a pregnant woman has aesthetic concerns, she may consider consulting a qualified physician at a reputable hospital and undergoing appropriate evaluation to determine whether surgery is appropriate after childbirth and completion of the breastfeeding period.