Suture scarring is one of the problems of people who perform blepharoplasty. This operation is one of the surgeries that is performed to improve the appearance of the eyelids.
People undergo blepharoplasty for a variety of reasons, such as drooping eyelid skin, puffiness under the eyes, or the presence of dimples and bumps on the eyelid.
However, after the blepharoplasty, the suture may remain on the eyelid, which may be annoying for you, and you may be looking for ways to prevent the suture from remaining.
Often the problem becomes more acute and the person suffers from excess flesh after eyelid surgery. However, you do not need to worry because there are several ways to remove the suture after blepharoplasty, which we will examine one by one.
The best treatment for eyelid sutures
It is natural for anyone who has trouble keeping sutures to stay after blepharoplasty to seek the best treatment.
There are several ways to treat sutures after blepharoplasty, the best of which are the use of eyelid repair creams, repair gel and laser.
In the following, we will provide you with explanations about each of these methods.
Laser removal of blepharoplasty sutures
One way to remove sutures after blepharoplasty is to use a laser device. Laser suture removal is very simple and is considered a short-term treatment. You can easily remove the blepharoplasty suture with a laser, but be aware that this can cause your eyelids to become dry.
Your specialist doctor will explain to you whether or not using a laser is right for you, but in general, laser suture removal after laser blepharoplasty is one of the most popular and effective methods of removal. It is a place for stitches.
Repair cream after blepharoplasty
Another method of removing sutures after blepharoplasty is the use of skin repair creams that have an amazing effect on the skin and its repair.
You can get skin repair creams from pharmacies, but usually doctors will prescribe one of these creams for you after a blepharoplasty operation to speed up your treatment process.
The use of cicalofite repair cream is one of the most commonly agreed upon by most physicians.
External repairers have a higher quality for treating eyelid sutures, which is also more expensive.
But if you do not have the conditions to use external repairers, you can also use Orin, Cinere, Siegel and Bio Oil repairers.
The best eyelid suture repair cream
There are many different brands and creams that can be used as a repair cream after blepharoplasty. But according to the obtained statistics, the title of the best repair cream after blepharoplasty is given to the skin recovery repair cream.
Among the Iranian restorative creams, Cinere restorative cream is one of the top brands of the manufacturer, which has attracted the satisfaction of almost all its users.
Orin restorer is also one of the Iranian restorers, it has a high quality and can compete with foreign samples.
Strataderm repair and it is also one of the best eyelid surgery suture repairers among foreign brands.
Use of silicone gel to repair eyelid surgery sutures
Silicone is a magical compound that increases skin collagen production, which allows skin cells to heal much faster. The use of silicone gel is also very popular for removing sutures after blepharoplasty.
In addition, silicone is not sticky at all and is quickly absorbed by the skin, and therefore is a good choice for use after eyelid surgery.
Washing after eyelid surgery
Many people have the question in mind how to wash eyelids after surgery. People think that like many other wounds, scars and scars after eyelid surgery should be left dry all the time and should not be washed.
While this thinking is not true and the surgical site should be washed with soap and water every day. Of course, keep in mind that this operation should be performed without rubbing or squeezing the eye.
Your specialist doctor will prescribe medications and painkillers for your eye after blepharoplasty, which you must take on time to speed up your recovery period and speed up your wound healing.
But unless prescribed by a specialist, do not take aspirin or vitamins that thin the blood and do not eat foods high in vitamins such as salmon.
