Artificial Dermis Eyelid Pleating

Initial under-eye fullness is typically visible immediately after surgery, although some swelling may be present at this stage. As the swelling gradually subsides, the results become more natural after approximately 1–2 weeks. Within 1–3 months post-operation, the artificial dermis fully integrates with the surrounding tissue, stabilizing the shape of the under-eye fullness. This results in a rounded, natural appearance that makes the eyes look more vibrant and expressive.

This procedure is suitable for individuals who desire aegyo-sal (under-eye fat) but have inconspicuous or absent under-eye fullness. It is particularly ideal for those seeking to enhance overall facial aesthetics by improving the appearance of the eye area and who desire long-lasting results. However, this surgery is generally not recommended for individuals with eye conditions (such as conjunctivitis or keratitis), bleeding disorders, systemic diseases like diabetes, or for women who are pregnant or breastfeeding.

Equipment Selection

Artificial dermis aegyo-sal plasty is primarily a surgical procedure that generally does not require specialized large-scale equipment. However, basic medical instruments such as scalpels, forceps, and suture needles are used during the operation. Choosing a reputable medical institution ensures that the surgical instruments provided have undergone rigorous sterilization and quality control, thereby guaranteeing the safety and efficacy of the procedure.

Device Selection

The artificial dermis aegyo-sal plasty is primarily a surgical procedure that generally does not require specialized large-scale equipment. However, basic medical instruments such as scalpels, forceps, and suture needles are used during the operation. Choosing a reputable medical institution ensures that the surgical instruments provided have undergone rigorous sterilization and quality control, thereby guaranteeing the safety and efficacy of the procedure.

Price

The cost of artificial dermis aegyo-sal plasty is influenced by various factors, such as region, hospital tier, doctor's experience, and the brand of artificial dermis material. Generally, prices range from 5000 to 20000 CNY. In large plastic surgery hospitals located in economically developed areas, where renowned doctors and high-quality artificial dermis materials are chosen, the price may be higher; whereas in some small and medium-sized cities or ordinary medical institutions, the price is relatively lower.

Expected Results

The ideal outcome is the formation of natural, rounded aegyo-sal that harmonizes with the overall facial features, making the eyes appear brighter and more vibrant, while enhancing the sweetness and approachability of the face. However, surgical results may vary depending on individual differences, including the patient's baseline eye conditions, as well as the placement and amount of artificial dermis implanted. Prior to surgery, it is essential to have thorough consultations with your doctor to understand the potential outcomes and maintain realistic expectations.

Combined Treatment

Artificial dermis aegyo-sal plasty can be performed in conjunction with other eye整形 procedures to achieve better overall improvement of the eyes. For example, when combined with double eyelid surgery, it can simultaneously create charming double eyelids and cute aegyo-sal, making the eye contour more three-dimensional; it can also be combined with eye wrinkle removal treatments, improving fine lines around the eyes while shaping the aegyo-sal, giving the eyes a more youthful appearance.

Side Effects and Complications

Common side effects and complications include:

1. Swelling and Bruising: Varying degrees of swelling and bruising around the eyes will appear after surgery, generally subsiding gradually within 1 to 2 weeks.

2. Infection: If sterilization is not strict during the surgical procedure or if post-operative care is improper, infection may occur, manifesting as local redness, swelling, pain, and fever.

3. Displacement of Artificial Dermis: During the post-operative recovery process, the artificial dermis may shift, resulting in an unnatural appearance of the aegyo-sal or asymmetry between both sides.

4. Allergic Reactions: Although artificial dermis has good biocompatibility, a very small number of people may experience allergic reactions, such as local itching and rashes.

In addition to the aforementioned swelling, bruising, infection, displacement, and allergic reactions, local induration may also occur. This may be formed during the absorption process of the artificial dermis; it generally softens over time, but in rare cases, it may persist long-term, affecting the appearance of the aegyo-sal.

Selecting Instruments

As mentioned earlier, this procedure primarily relies on basic surgical instruments. When selecting them, ensure their quality is reliable and that they undergo strict sterilization. While some advanced surgical instruments may enhance the precision and safety of the procedure, the key factor remains the surgeon's technical skill.

Contraindications

1. Patients with severe systemic diseases, such as heart disease, hypertension, or diabetes, whose conditions are not effectively controlled.

2. Presence of acute infectious eye diseases, such as styes or conjunctivitis.

3. Abnormal coagulation function with a tendency to bleed.

4. Unstable mental state and unrealistic expectations regarding surgical outcomes.

5. Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding.

Contraindications

1. Suffering from severe systemic diseases, such as heart disease, hypertension, or diabetes, that are not effectively controlled.

2. Presence of acute infectious eye conditions, such as styes or conjunctivitis.

3. Abnormal coagulation function with a tendency to bleed.

4. Unstable mental state and unrealistic expectations regarding surgical outcomes.

5. Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding.

Side Effects

In addition to the swelling, bruising, infection, displacement, and allergic reactions mentioned above, local induration may also occur. This is likely due to the formation process as the artificial dermis integrates, and it generally softens gradually over time. However, in rare cases, it may persist long-term, affecting the appearance of the aegyo-sal.

Symptom Self-Assessment

If the following symptoms occur after surgery, seek medical attention promptly:

1. Swelling and bruising do not significantly subside after two weeks, or swelling worsens.

2. Signs of infection appear, such as severe local pain, fever, or purulent discharge.

3. Noticeable changes in the shape of the aegyo-sal (under-eye fat), such as displacement, deformation, or significant asymmetry between both sides.

4. Allergic symptoms occur, such as itching or rash.

Selecting a Treatment Plan

Doctors will develop personalized treatment plans based on the patient's underlying eye conditions, personal needs, and desired outcomes. When choosing a treatment plan, patients should communicate thoroughly with their doctors to understand the advantages and disadvantages of different options, including the type of artificial dermis, implantation layer, and position. Additionally, consider the safety and feasibility of the plan to choose the one that best suits your needs.

Initial under-eye fullness is typically visible immediately after surgery, although some swelling may be present at this stage. As the swelling gradually subsides, the results become more natural after approximately 1–2 weeks. Within 1–3 months post-operation, the artificial dermis fully integrates with the surrounding tissue, stabilizing the shape of the under-eye fullness. This results in a rounded, natural appearance that makes the eyes look more vibrant and expressive.

This procedure is suitable for individuals who desire aegyo-sal (under-eye fat) but have inconspicuous or absent under-eye fullness. It is particularly ideal for those seeking to enhance overall facial aesthetics by improving the appearance of the eye area and who desire long-lasting results. However, this surgery is generally not recommended for individuals with eye conditions (such as conjunctivitis or keratitis), bleeding disorders, systemic diseases like diabetes, or for women who are pregnant or breastfeeding.

Equipment Selection

Artificial dermis aegyo-sal plasty is primarily a surgical procedure that generally does not require specialized large-scale equipment. However, basic medical instruments such as scalpels, forceps, and suture needles are used during the operation. Choosing a reputable medical institution ensures that the surgical instruments provided have undergone rigorous sterilization and quality control, thereby guaranteeing the safety and efficacy of the procedure.

Device Selection

The artificial dermis aegyo-sal plasty is primarily a surgical procedure that generally does not require specialized large-scale equipment. However, basic medical instruments such as scalpels, forceps, and suture needles are used during the operation. Choosing a reputable medical institution ensures that the surgical instruments provided have undergone rigorous sterilization and quality control, thereby guaranteeing the safety and efficacy of the procedure.

Price

The cost of artificial dermis aegyo-sal plasty is influenced by various factors, such as region, hospital tier, doctor's experience, and the brand of artificial dermis material. Generally, prices range from 5000 to 20000 CNY. In large plastic surgery hospitals located in economically developed areas, where renowned doctors and high-quality artificial dermis materials are chosen, the price may be higher; whereas in some small and medium-sized cities or ordinary medical institutions, the price is relatively lower.

Expected Results

The ideal outcome is the formation of natural, rounded aegyo-sal that harmonizes with the overall facial features, making the eyes appear brighter and more vibrant, while enhancing the sweetness and approachability of the face. However, surgical results may vary depending on individual differences, including the patient's baseline eye conditions, as well as the placement and amount of artificial dermis implanted. Prior to surgery, it is essential to have thorough consultations with your doctor to understand the potential outcomes and maintain realistic expectations.

Combined Treatment

Artificial dermis aegyo-sal plasty can be performed in conjunction with other eye整形 procedures to achieve better overall improvement of the eyes. For example, when combined with double eyelid surgery, it can simultaneously create charming double eyelids and cute aegyo-sal, making the eye contour more three-dimensional; it can also be combined with eye wrinkle removal treatments, improving fine lines around the eyes while shaping the aegyo-sal, giving the eyes a more youthful appearance.

Side Effects and Complications

Common side effects and complications include:

1. Swelling and Bruising: Varying degrees of swelling and bruising around the eyes will appear after surgery, generally subsiding gradually within 1 to 2 weeks.

2. Infection: If sterilization is not strict during the surgical procedure or if post-operative care is improper, infection may occur, manifesting as local redness, swelling, pain, and fever.

3. Displacement of Artificial Dermis: During the post-operative recovery process, the artificial dermis may shift, resulting in an unnatural appearance of the aegyo-sal or asymmetry between both sides.

4. Allergic Reactions: Although artificial dermis has good biocompatibility, a very small number of people may experience allergic reactions, such as local itching and rashes.

In addition to the aforementioned swelling, bruising, infection, displacement, and allergic reactions, local induration may also occur. This may be formed during the absorption process of the artificial dermis; it generally softens over time, but in rare cases, it may persist long-term, affecting the appearance of the aegyo-sal.

Selecting Instruments

As mentioned earlier, this procedure primarily relies on basic surgical instruments. When selecting them, ensure their quality is reliable and that they undergo strict sterilization. While some advanced surgical instruments may enhance the precision and safety of the procedure, the key factor remains the surgeon's technical skill.

Contraindications

1. Patients with severe systemic diseases, such as heart disease, hypertension, or diabetes, whose conditions are not effectively controlled.

2. Presence of acute infectious eye diseases, such as styes or conjunctivitis.

3. Abnormal coagulation function with a tendency to bleed.

4. Unstable mental state and unrealistic expectations regarding surgical outcomes.

5. Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding.

Contraindications

1. Suffering from severe systemic diseases, such as heart disease, hypertension, or diabetes, that are not effectively controlled.

2. Presence of acute infectious eye conditions, such as styes or conjunctivitis.

3. Abnormal coagulation function with a tendency to bleed.

4. Unstable mental state and unrealistic expectations regarding surgical outcomes.

5. Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding.

Side Effects

In addition to the swelling, bruising, infection, displacement, and allergic reactions mentioned above, local induration may also occur. This is likely due to the formation process as the artificial dermis integrates, and it generally softens gradually over time. However, in rare cases, it may persist long-term, affecting the appearance of the aegyo-sal.

Symptom Self-Assessment

If the following symptoms occur after surgery, seek medical attention promptly:

1. Swelling and bruising do not significantly subside after two weeks, or swelling worsens.

2. Signs of infection appear, such as severe local pain, fever, or purulent discharge.

3. Noticeable changes in the shape of the aegyo-sal (under-eye fat), such as displacement, deformation, or significant asymmetry between both sides.

4. Allergic symptoms occur, such as itching or rash.

Selecting a Treatment Plan

Doctors will develop personalized treatment plans based on the patient's underlying eye conditions, personal needs, and desired outcomes. When choosing a treatment plan, patients should communicate thoroughly with their doctors to understand the advantages and disadvantages of different options, including the type of artificial dermis, implantation layer, and position. Additionally, consider the safety and feasibility of the plan to choose the one that best suits your needs.

Initial under-eye fullness is typically visible immediately after surgery, although some swelling may be present at this stage. As the swelling gradually subsides, the results become more natural after approximately 1–2 weeks. Within 1–3 months post-operation, the artificial dermis fully integrates with the surrounding tissue, stabilizing the shape of the under-eye fullness. This results in a rounded, natural appearance that makes the eyes look more vibrant and expressive.

This procedure is suitable for individuals who desire aegyo-sal (under-eye fat) but have inconspicuous or absent under-eye fullness. It is particularly ideal for those seeking to enhance overall facial aesthetics by improving the appearance of the eye area and who desire long-lasting results. However, this surgery is generally not recommended for individuals with eye conditions (such as conjunctivitis or keratitis), bleeding disorders, systemic diseases like diabetes, or for women who are pregnant or breastfeeding.

Equipment Selection

Artificial dermis aegyo-sal plasty is primarily a surgical procedure that generally does not require specialized large-scale equipment. However, basic medical instruments such as scalpels, forceps, and suture needles are used during the operation. Choosing a reputable medical institution ensures that the surgical instruments provided have undergone rigorous sterilization and quality control, thereby guaranteeing the safety and efficacy of the procedure.

Device Selection

The artificial dermis aegyo-sal plasty is primarily a surgical procedure that generally does not require specialized large-scale equipment. However, basic medical instruments such as scalpels, forceps, and suture needles are used during the operation. Choosing a reputable medical institution ensures that the surgical instruments provided have undergone rigorous sterilization and quality control, thereby guaranteeing the safety and efficacy of the procedure.

Price

The cost of artificial dermis aegyo-sal plasty is influenced by various factors, such as region, hospital tier, doctor's experience, and the brand of artificial dermis material. Generally, prices range from 5000 to 20000 CNY. In large plastic surgery hospitals located in economically developed areas, where renowned doctors and high-quality artificial dermis materials are chosen, the price may be higher; whereas in some small and medium-sized cities or ordinary medical institutions, the price is relatively lower.

Expected Results

The ideal outcome is the formation of natural, rounded aegyo-sal that harmonizes with the overall facial features, making the eyes appear brighter and more vibrant, while enhancing the sweetness and approachability of the face. However, surgical results may vary depending on individual differences, including the patient's baseline eye conditions, as well as the placement and amount of artificial dermis implanted. Prior to surgery, it is essential to have thorough consultations with your doctor to understand the potential outcomes and maintain realistic expectations.

Combined Treatment

Artificial dermis aegyo-sal plasty can be performed in conjunction with other eye整形 procedures to achieve better overall improvement of the eyes. For example, when combined with double eyelid surgery, it can simultaneously create charming double eyelids and cute aegyo-sal, making the eye contour more three-dimensional; it can also be combined with eye wrinkle removal treatments, improving fine lines around the eyes while shaping the aegyo-sal, giving the eyes a more youthful appearance.

Side Effects and Complications

Common side effects and complications include:

1. Swelling and Bruising: Varying degrees of swelling and bruising around the eyes will appear after surgery, generally subsiding gradually within 1 to 2 weeks.

2. Infection: If sterilization is not strict during the surgical procedure or if post-operative care is improper, infection may occur, manifesting as local redness, swelling, pain, and fever.

3. Displacement of Artificial Dermis: During the post-operative recovery process, the artificial dermis may shift, resulting in an unnatural appearance of the aegyo-sal or asymmetry between both sides.

4. Allergic Reactions: Although artificial dermis has good biocompatibility, a very small number of people may experience allergic reactions, such as local itching and rashes.

In addition to the aforementioned swelling, bruising, infection, displacement, and allergic reactions, local induration may also occur. This may be formed during the absorption process of the artificial dermis; it generally softens over time, but in rare cases, it may persist long-term, affecting the appearance of the aegyo-sal.

Selecting Instruments

As mentioned earlier, this procedure primarily relies on basic surgical instruments. When selecting them, ensure their quality is reliable and that they undergo strict sterilization. While some advanced surgical instruments may enhance the precision and safety of the procedure, the key factor remains the surgeon's technical skill.

Contraindications

1. Patients with severe systemic diseases, such as heart disease, hypertension, or diabetes, whose conditions are not effectively controlled.

2. Presence of acute infectious eye diseases, such as styes or conjunctivitis.

3. Abnormal coagulation function with a tendency to bleed.

4. Unstable mental state and unrealistic expectations regarding surgical outcomes.

5. Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding.

Contraindications

1. Suffering from severe systemic diseases, such as heart disease, hypertension, or diabetes, that are not effectively controlled.

2. Presence of acute infectious eye conditions, such as styes or conjunctivitis.

3. Abnormal coagulation function with a tendency to bleed.

4. Unstable mental state and unrealistic expectations regarding surgical outcomes.

5. Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding.

Side Effects

In addition to the swelling, bruising, infection, displacement, and allergic reactions mentioned above, local induration may also occur. This is likely due to the formation process as the artificial dermis integrates, and it generally softens gradually over time. However, in rare cases, it may persist long-term, affecting the appearance of the aegyo-sal.

Symptom Self-Assessment

If the following symptoms occur after surgery, seek medical attention promptly:

1. Swelling and bruising do not significantly subside after two weeks, or swelling worsens.

2. Signs of infection appear, such as severe local pain, fever, or purulent discharge.

3. Noticeable changes in the shape of the aegyo-sal (under-eye fat), such as displacement, deformation, or significant asymmetry between both sides.

4. Allergic symptoms occur, such as itching or rash.

Selecting a Treatment Plan

Doctors will develop personalized treatment plans based on the patient's underlying eye conditions, personal needs, and desired outcomes. When choosing a treatment plan, patients should communicate thoroughly with their doctors to understand the advantages and disadvantages of different options, including the type of artificial dermis, implantation layer, and position. Additionally, consider the safety and feasibility of the plan to choose the one that best suits your needs.

Initial under-eye fullness is typically visible immediately after surgery, although some swelling may be present at this stage. As the swelling gradually subsides, the results become more natural after approximately 1–2 weeks. Within 1–3 months post-operation, the artificial dermis fully integrates with the surrounding tissue, stabilizing the shape of the under-eye fullness. This results in a rounded, natural appearance that makes the eyes look more vibrant and expressive.

This procedure is suitable for individuals who desire aegyo-sal (under-eye fat) but have inconspicuous or absent under-eye fullness. It is particularly ideal for those seeking to enhance overall facial aesthetics by improving the appearance of the eye area and who desire long-lasting results. However, this surgery is generally not recommended for individuals with eye conditions (such as conjunctivitis or keratitis), bleeding disorders, systemic diseases like diabetes, or for women who are pregnant or breastfeeding.

Equipment Selection

Artificial dermis aegyo-sal plasty is primarily a surgical procedure that generally does not require specialized large-scale equipment. However, basic medical instruments such as scalpels, forceps, and suture needles are used during the operation. Choosing a reputable medical institution ensures that the surgical instruments provided have undergone rigorous sterilization and quality control, thereby guaranteeing the safety and efficacy of the procedure.

Device Selection

The artificial dermis aegyo-sal plasty is primarily a surgical procedure that generally does not require specialized large-scale equipment. However, basic medical instruments such as scalpels, forceps, and suture needles are used during the operation. Choosing a reputable medical institution ensures that the surgical instruments provided have undergone rigorous sterilization and quality control, thereby guaranteeing the safety and efficacy of the procedure.

Price

The cost of artificial dermis aegyo-sal plasty is influenced by various factors, such as region, hospital tier, doctor's experience, and the brand of artificial dermis material. Generally, prices range from 5000 to 20000 CNY. In large plastic surgery hospitals located in economically developed areas, where renowned doctors and high-quality artificial dermis materials are chosen, the price may be higher; whereas in some small and medium-sized cities or ordinary medical institutions, the price is relatively lower.

Expected Results

The ideal outcome is the formation of natural, rounded aegyo-sal that harmonizes with the overall facial features, making the eyes appear brighter and more vibrant, while enhancing the sweetness and approachability of the face. However, surgical results may vary depending on individual differences, including the patient's baseline eye conditions, as well as the placement and amount of artificial dermis implanted. Prior to surgery, it is essential to have thorough consultations with your doctor to understand the potential outcomes and maintain realistic expectations.

Combined Treatment

Artificial dermis aegyo-sal plasty can be performed in conjunction with other eye整形 procedures to achieve better overall improvement of the eyes. For example, when combined with double eyelid surgery, it can simultaneously create charming double eyelids and cute aegyo-sal, making the eye contour more three-dimensional; it can also be combined with eye wrinkle removal treatments, improving fine lines around the eyes while shaping the aegyo-sal, giving the eyes a more youthful appearance.

Side Effects and Complications

Common side effects and complications include:

1. Swelling and Bruising: Varying degrees of swelling and bruising around the eyes will appear after surgery, generally subsiding gradually within 1 to 2 weeks.

2. Infection: If sterilization is not strict during the surgical procedure or if post-operative care is improper, infection may occur, manifesting as local redness, swelling, pain, and fever.

3. Displacement of Artificial Dermis: During the post-operative recovery process, the artificial dermis may shift, resulting in an unnatural appearance of the aegyo-sal or asymmetry between both sides.

4. Allergic Reactions: Although artificial dermis has good biocompatibility, a very small number of people may experience allergic reactions, such as local itching and rashes.

In addition to the aforementioned swelling, bruising, infection, displacement, and allergic reactions, local induration may also occur. This may be formed during the absorption process of the artificial dermis; it generally softens over time, but in rare cases, it may persist long-term, affecting the appearance of the aegyo-sal.

Selecting Instruments

As mentioned earlier, this procedure primarily relies on basic surgical instruments. When selecting them, ensure their quality is reliable and that they undergo strict sterilization. While some advanced surgical instruments may enhance the precision and safety of the procedure, the key factor remains the surgeon's technical skill.

Contraindications

1. Patients with severe systemic diseases, such as heart disease, hypertension, or diabetes, whose conditions are not effectively controlled.

2. Presence of acute infectious eye diseases, such as styes or conjunctivitis.

3. Abnormal coagulation function with a tendency to bleed.

4. Unstable mental state and unrealistic expectations regarding surgical outcomes.

5. Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding.

Contraindications

1. Suffering from severe systemic diseases, such as heart disease, hypertension, or diabetes, that are not effectively controlled.

2. Presence of acute infectious eye conditions, such as styes or conjunctivitis.

3. Abnormal coagulation function with a tendency to bleed.

4. Unstable mental state and unrealistic expectations regarding surgical outcomes.

5. Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding.

Side Effects

In addition to the swelling, bruising, infection, displacement, and allergic reactions mentioned above, local induration may also occur. This is likely due to the formation process as the artificial dermis integrates, and it generally softens gradually over time. However, in rare cases, it may persist long-term, affecting the appearance of the aegyo-sal.

Symptom Self-Assessment

If the following symptoms occur after surgery, seek medical attention promptly:

1. Swelling and bruising do not significantly subside after two weeks, or swelling worsens.

2. Signs of infection appear, such as severe local pain, fever, or purulent discharge.

3. Noticeable changes in the shape of the aegyo-sal (under-eye fat), such as displacement, deformation, or significant asymmetry between both sides.

4. Allergic symptoms occur, such as itching or rash.

Selecting a Treatment Plan

Doctors will develop personalized treatment plans based on the patient's underlying eye conditions, personal needs, and desired outcomes. When choosing a treatment plan, patients should communicate thoroughly with their doctors to understand the advantages and disadvantages of different options, including the type of artificial dermis, implantation layer, and position. Additionally, consider the safety and feasibility of the plan to choose the one that best suits your needs.

Initial under-eye fullness is typically visible immediately after surgery, although some swelling may be present at this stage. As the swelling gradually subsides, the results become more natural after approximately 1–2 weeks. Within 1–3 months post-operation, the artificial dermis fully integrates with the surrounding tissue, stabilizing the shape of the under-eye fullness. This results in a rounded, natural appearance that makes the eyes look more vibrant and expressive.

This procedure is suitable for individuals who desire aegyo-sal (under-eye fat) but have inconspicuous or absent under-eye fullness. It is particularly ideal for those seeking to enhance overall facial aesthetics by improving the appearance of the eye area and who desire long-lasting results. However, this surgery is generally not recommended for individuals with eye conditions (such as conjunctivitis or keratitis), bleeding disorders, systemic diseases like diabetes, or for women who are pregnant or breastfeeding.

Equipment Selection

Artificial dermis aegyo-sal plasty is primarily a surgical procedure that generally does not require specialized large-scale equipment. However, basic medical instruments such as scalpels, forceps, and suture needles are used during the operation. Choosing a reputable medical institution ensures that the surgical instruments provided have undergone rigorous sterilization and quality control, thereby guaranteeing the safety and efficacy of the procedure.

Device Selection

The artificial dermis aegyo-sal plasty is primarily a surgical procedure that generally does not require specialized large-scale equipment. However, basic medical instruments such as scalpels, forceps, and suture needles are used during the operation. Choosing a reputable medical institution ensures that the surgical instruments provided have undergone rigorous sterilization and quality control, thereby guaranteeing the safety and efficacy of the procedure.

Price

The cost of artificial dermis aegyo-sal plasty is influenced by various factors, such as region, hospital tier, doctor's experience, and the brand of artificial dermis material. Generally, prices range from 5000 to 20000 CNY. In large plastic surgery hospitals located in economically developed areas, where renowned doctors and high-quality artificial dermis materials are chosen, the price may be higher; whereas in some small and medium-sized cities or ordinary medical institutions, the price is relatively lower.

Expected Results

The ideal outcome is the formation of natural, rounded aegyo-sal that harmonizes with the overall facial features, making the eyes appear brighter and more vibrant, while enhancing the sweetness and approachability of the face. However, surgical results may vary depending on individual differences, including the patient's baseline eye conditions, as well as the placement and amount of artificial dermis implanted. Prior to surgery, it is essential to have thorough consultations with your doctor to understand the potential outcomes and maintain realistic expectations.

Combined Treatment

Artificial dermis aegyo-sal plasty can be performed in conjunction with other eye整形 procedures to achieve better overall improvement of the eyes. For example, when combined with double eyelid surgery, it can simultaneously create charming double eyelids and cute aegyo-sal, making the eye contour more three-dimensional; it can also be combined with eye wrinkle removal treatments, improving fine lines around the eyes while shaping the aegyo-sal, giving the eyes a more youthful appearance.

Side Effects and Complications

Common side effects and complications include:

1. Swelling and Bruising: Varying degrees of swelling and bruising around the eyes will appear after surgery, generally subsiding gradually within 1 to 2 weeks.

2. Infection: If sterilization is not strict during the surgical procedure or if post-operative care is improper, infection may occur, manifesting as local redness, swelling, pain, and fever.

3. Displacement of Artificial Dermis: During the post-operative recovery process, the artificial dermis may shift, resulting in an unnatural appearance of the aegyo-sal or asymmetry between both sides.

4. Allergic Reactions: Although artificial dermis has good biocompatibility, a very small number of people may experience allergic reactions, such as local itching and rashes.

In addition to the aforementioned swelling, bruising, infection, displacement, and allergic reactions, local induration may also occur. This may be formed during the absorption process of the artificial dermis; it generally softens over time, but in rare cases, it may persist long-term, affecting the appearance of the aegyo-sal.

Selecting Instruments

As mentioned earlier, this procedure primarily relies on basic surgical instruments. When selecting them, ensure their quality is reliable and that they undergo strict sterilization. While some advanced surgical instruments may enhance the precision and safety of the procedure, the key factor remains the surgeon's technical skill.

Contraindications

1. Patients with severe systemic diseases, such as heart disease, hypertension, or diabetes, whose conditions are not effectively controlled.

2. Presence of acute infectious eye diseases, such as styes or conjunctivitis.

3. Abnormal coagulation function with a tendency to bleed.

4. Unstable mental state and unrealistic expectations regarding surgical outcomes.

5. Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding.

Contraindications

1. Suffering from severe systemic diseases, such as heart disease, hypertension, or diabetes, that are not effectively controlled.

2. Presence of acute infectious eye conditions, such as styes or conjunctivitis.

3. Abnormal coagulation function with a tendency to bleed.

4. Unstable mental state and unrealistic expectations regarding surgical outcomes.

5. Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding.

Side Effects

In addition to the swelling, bruising, infection, displacement, and allergic reactions mentioned above, local induration may also occur. This is likely due to the formation process as the artificial dermis integrates, and it generally softens gradually over time. However, in rare cases, it may persist long-term, affecting the appearance of the aegyo-sal.

Symptom Self-Assessment

If the following symptoms occur after surgery, seek medical attention promptly:

1. Swelling and bruising do not significantly subside after two weeks, or swelling worsens.

2. Signs of infection appear, such as severe local pain, fever, or purulent discharge.

3. Noticeable changes in the shape of the aegyo-sal (under-eye fat), such as displacement, deformation, or significant asymmetry between both sides.

4. Allergic symptoms occur, such as itching or rash.

Selecting a Treatment Plan

Doctors will develop personalized treatment plans based on the patient's underlying eye conditions, personal needs, and desired outcomes. When choosing a treatment plan, patients should communicate thoroughly with their doctors to understand the advantages and disadvantages of different options, including the type of artificial dermis, implantation layer, and position. Additionally, consider the safety and feasibility of the plan to choose the one that best suits your needs.