What to do if the corners of the eyes droop, what to do if the corners of the eyes droop a little?

Everyone wants to have a pair of bright eyes, but how to maintain them? Eye creams are commonly used, but there are also improper uses. One of the myths:

After the age of 25, eye cream is a must for most people. Among the female surnames of 18 and 24 years old, neutral** is the majority, but neutral** is very likely to be dry or oily at some point. The long-term use of heating and air conditioners makes the face dehydrated, and the eyes are the first to bear the brunt.

Coupled with the fact that a large number of newspapers, films, and discs dominate leisure time, the eye muscles are extremely tired, resulting in the premature appearance of ** wrinkles around the eyes. Myth 2: Face cream can replace eye cream The eyes and face are completely different.

The area around the eyes is the part of the face with the thinnest stratum corneum and the least distributed glands, and it is also the most complex and pulled part of the makeup. The most fundamental thing about eye creams is that they are easy to absorb and cannot bear the burden of excessive nutrition. The best eye cream for yourself is not oily, but **the surface is completely absorbed, feeling comfortable, soft and elastic.

It is not dry or greasy, it is the best choice. Myth 3: Eye cream for crow's feet, eye bags and dark circles In today's medical cosmetology field, acne, dark spots, and wrinkles are known as the three major problems.

Using an eye cream can only prevent accelerated aging of the eyes. And the hope of using cosmetics to smooth out wrinkles can only be a human dream at present. Myth 4:

Use eye cream only in the corners of the eyes It is generally believed that the first wrinkles on the face are the three crow's feet at the corners of the eyes, so people often use eye cream to massage the wrinkles and sagging areas at the corners of the eyes. This is undoubtedly true. However, the earliest areas of the face to slack and age are not the tails of the eyes, but the under-eyes, followed by the upper eyelids.

So dark circles and bags under the eyes appear first, followed by droopy eyelids. The correct way to apply the eye cream is to gently massage it in a circular motion along the inner corner of the eye, upper eyelids, tail of the eye, and lower eyelid to allow the skin to absorb completely. Myth 5:

The more you use, the better The eye area is extremely thin, and if you use too much, it will not only not be absorbed, but on the contrary, it will cause a burden and accelerate aging. So use "two" the size of a mung bean each time. Myth 6:

Use only at night Eye cream should be used in the morning and evening in the same way as face cream, and eye cream should be used after the balancing water has been used after cleansing. Apply the eye cream before applying the cream, and the cream should not be used to cover the eye cream. ]

Shijiazhuang Xingyuan medical cosmetology experts said: drooping corners of the eyes are actually a very common eye phenomenon, which can be improved by surgery, as long as you pay attention to some related surgical processes and surgical care before and after surgery, it is no problem to have a pair of bright eyes.

Eyebrow cutting can be done with drooping eyes, but wrinkles at the corners of the eyes and drooping temporal area still cannot be solved. A friend had a 9-minute surgery and it felt pretty good. ]

If it is due to the laxity caused by age, you can come to the hospital for eyebrow incision surgery, and the effect is very great. It is best to come to the hospital for a face-to-face consultation. ]

The effect of surgery to lift the corners of the eyes is quite good, my aunt's drooping corners of the eyes are also very serious, in the first half of the year, she did surgery to lift the corners of the eyes in Hangzhou Huashan Plastic Surgery Hospital, the last time I saw her, the corners of the eyes still look very young. ]

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Ptosis can be divided into two categories: congenital and acquired. Congenital ptosis is usually bilateral, but unilateral, and it runs in families. It is mostly caused by hypoplasia of the levator palpebrae muscle, or the motor nerve function of the levator palpebrae muscle.

There are many aspects of acquired ptosis: including the weakening or loss of the effect of the levator palpebral muscle caused by various reasons, such as upper eyelid lacerations, cutting wounds, etc.; Oculomotor neuropathy of various causes, such as trauma, tumors, inflammation, vascular lesions, and endocrine or metabolic diseases; Increased upper eyelid weight due to various causes, such as eyelid tumors, severe trachoma; caused by myasthenia gravis, etc.

Congenital ptosis should be corrected as soon as possible in principle. However, because the child is too young, the eyelid and its surrounding tissues are not well developed, the child is not cooperative, and the compression force of the orbicularis oculi muscle is too strong, which is easy to cause surgical failure. Therefore, surgery is generally considered appropriate after the age of 5 years.

However, in patients with severe ptosis, the operation time should be advanced to when the child can stand and walk to prevent amblyopia and neck deformity.

Oculoplastic experts also say that acquired ptosis should be targeted first, and surgery should be considered when it is ineffective. Ptosis caused by trauma is caused by rupture of the levator palpebrae muscle, and the severed end should be sought and sutured at the same time as the trauma is treated, otherwise surgery should be performed after the wound has healed and the scar has softened for one year.