What fruits are good for the eyes? Why do my eyes swell after eyelash transplants?

Eyes are the face of each of us, and they accompany us all the time. No matter men, women, old or young, we should cherish and protect our eyes. Eat more fruits and vegetables that are good for the eyes, so that we can always have a bright and colorful world. What fruits are good for the eyes? Do you know?

Contents of this article

1. What fruits are good for the eyes?

2. Why do eyes get swollen after eyelash transplantation?

3. What should I do if my eyes are swollen after eyelash transplant?

What fruits are good for eyes?

1. Blueberries: Blueberries contain a lot of vitamins, amino acids, minerals and other ingredients, which have good nutritional and health effects. Blueberries can promote blood circulation in the eyes and maintain normal intraocular pressure. These are the effects of the "anthocyanins" contained in blueberries. Eating more blueberries can reduce baby's eye fatigue and improve night vision.

2. Cherry tomatoes: The vitamin A content in cherry tomatoes is among the highest among fruits and vegetables. Cherry tomatoes are also rich in vitamin C and vitamin P, which can scavenge free radicals and have strong antioxidant capacity, thereby protecting the cell's deoxyribonucleic acid and avoiding gene mutations, playing a good protective role for the baby's eyes.

3. Kiwi: Kiwi can provide a lot of vitamin C and is known as the "king of vitamin C". According to analysis, every 100 grams of kiwi pulp contains at least 200 mg of vitamin C, which is dozens of times higher than that of ordinary fruits. Vitamin C can reduce the stimulation of light and oxygen to the eyes, protect baby's eyes, and effectively prevent cataracts.

4. Apple: Apple is also known as the "eye-brightening fruit" because it contains vitamin A and trace element selenium, which are key to vision. Sharp vision is related to selenium content. People who have blurred vision at night are also due to a lack of vitamin A, which reduces the synthesis of rhodopsin. Therefore, parents can often give their babies some apples to protect their eyesight.

5. Oranges: Oranges not only have a detoxifying effect on the liver, but also can protect the eyes and the immune system. Their nutritional value ranks among the best in citrus fruits. Parents can make oranges into candied fruits, drinks and other foods to increase the baby's appetite.

Why do my eyes swell after eyelash transplant?

In fact, the redness and swelling of the eyes after eyelash transplantation usually returns to normal in about a week. This is caused by poor blood circulation after the eyelash transplantation operation. Because the veins and arteries will not circulate immediately after the operation, a certain amount of recovery time is needed. After the blood circulates, the swelling will disappear.

The biggest reason for inflammation after eyelash transplantation is improper postoperative care. For example, if the wounds on the eyes are infected by washing your face 5 days after the operation, or if the wounds are infected by chemicals such as makeup, both of which can cause eye inflammation.

After eyelash transplantation, because the direction of eyelash growth is difficult to control, it is very easy for the upper eyelashes to grow downwards and the lower eyelashes to grow upwards. Especially if the eyelashes grow towards the cornea and into the eye, not only will they often rub the corneal epithelium and cause a foreign body sensation, but they will also cause eye congestion, conjunctivitis, etc.

Some people are prone to allergies, and eyelashes transplants can cause swelling in the eyes or allergic reactions. Eyelash transplants must be done with caution, because there are hair follicles at the bottom of the eyelashes. If the transplanted eyelashes are not clean, it will cause pores to be clogged or hair follicles to be infected, causing folliculitis. So if you must transplant eyelashes, keep them clean and don't do it too frequently.

What to do if your eyes are swollen after eyelash transplantation

1. Cut the potatoes into slices, do not soak them in water, and apply them directly to your eyes. Remove them after 5-10 minutes and wash your face with cold water.

2. If you have overnight strong tea, wrap the tea leaves in gauze or thin cotton cloth, wring them half dry, massage around the eyes for 10-20 minutes, and then wash your face with cold water.

Remember not to use cleaning products after eye inflammation. Wash your face with warm water every day. Do not use facial cleansers, soaps, etc. to avoid irritating the affected area. If your face feels dry, you can apply some baby lotion to moisturize the skin half an hour after applying the product. Do not squeeze or scratch your eyes with your hands to avoid aggravating inflammation.