Why do you have lower eyelid sagging and tilting after wearing prosthetic eyes?
When wearing prosthetic eyes, many people will only choose the entry points of iris color, bloodshot, and macula. They believe that as long as these colors fit the healthy eyes, it is suitable for them to wear.
In fact, in addition to iris, macula, and bloodshot, when choosing prosthetic eyes, you also need to choose the shape of the prosthetic eyes. The shape and size of the prosthetic eyes do not match the conjunctiva of the eye, which is the main reason for the sagging and volatility of the eyelids.
1. The shape of the prosthetic eye does not match the eye conjunctiva.
The shape of the prosthetic eye does not match the conjunctiva of the eye. For example, the space in the eye is oval and the prosthetic eye worn is long. Such prosthetic eye cannot play a role in supporting and filling. Over time, the eyelids will have shape changes, which is inconsistent with the healthy eye.
2. The prosthetic eye worn is too large.
When choosing prosthetic eye, the larger the prosthetic eye, the better the support effect. If you wear too large prosthetic eye for a long time, the lower eyelids with the focus on the prosthetic eye will be loose, sagging, and tilted when squeezed.
When there are already sagging, sagging, and tilting of the eyelids, the prosthetic eye should be replaced in time. If conditions permit, you can go to the prosthetic eye customization agency to customize a prosthetic eye that meets the conjunctival space. After the prosthetic eye is consistent with the eye cavity, these problems will also be improved and alleviated.
