Post-Operative Instructions
Your Recovery Starts with Proper Care
Following your surgeon’s instructions carefully after your procedure helps reduce swelling, supports faster healing, and ensures the best possible aesthetic and functional outcome. Below you'll find the essential guidelines every patient should follow during recovery.
First 24 Hours
Essential recommendations for the first day after surgery to ensure a comfortable and safe recovery.
Eye Care
Learn how to keep the eye area clean, protected, and properly cared for during healing.
Cold Compresses
Proper use of cold compresses helps minimize swelling and provides additional comfort.
Sleeping Position
Maintain the recommended sleeping position to reduce pressure around the eyes.
Restricted Activities
Avoid activities that may delay healing or increase swelling during the recovery period.
Wound Care
Follow the recommended wound care routine to promote proper healing and reduce infection risk.
Your First Day of Recovery
The first 24 hours after surgery are the most important stage of your recovery. Following these recommendations carefully will help minimize swelling, reduce discomfort, and support a smooth healing process.
Rest & Recovery
- Keep your head elevated at all times.
- Get plenty of rest.
- Avoid bending forward.
- Do not rub your eyes.
Cold Compresses
- Apply cold compresses as instructed.
- Reduce swelling naturally.
- Never place ice directly on the skin.
- Follow your surgeon's recommendations.
Important Reminder
Mild swelling, bruising, and temporary discomfort are completely normal during the first few days after surgery. If you experience severe pain, sudden vision changes, excessive bleeding, or any unexpected symptoms, please contact our medical team immediately.
Recover Safely & Confidently
Following your surgeon's instructions carefully is the key to achieving the best healing experience and long-lasting natural results.
What Is Normal?
- Mild swelling and bruising.
- Temporary tightness around the eyes.
- Light tearing or dryness.
- Minor discomfort during the first few days.
- Gradual improvement each day.
When Should You Contact Us?
- Severe or increasing pain.
- Sudden vision changes.
- Persistent bleeding.
- Signs of infection or fever.
- Any unexpected symptoms or concerns.
Your Comfort and Safety Are Always Our Priority
If you have any questions during your recovery or need medical advice, our team is always ready to assist you. We are committed to supporting you throughout every step of your healing journey.
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