Arch Aesthetic Plast Surg.  2011 Jun;17(2):123-126.

The Clinical manifestations and Signs of Long Term Use with Temporary Double-fold Making Materials on Upper Eyelid

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  • 1Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Hanil General Hospital Corporation, Seoul, Korea. zzcrunch@naver.com

Abstract

BThere are many materials which can make beautiful, clear eyelid crease with temporary effect. Double fold tape and glue are the most popular materials to make artificial double eye lids. However, the long-term use of these materials seems to make cause many local problems. This study was conducted to identify the long-term side effects of double-fold tape and glue. A total of 191 patients who have experienced double fold tape or glue were enrolled. The information of age, double-fold making product, and side effects were collected, based on medical records and, Patient & Observer scale(1: 'Normal', 5: 'Abnormal/Severe). The mean period of use was 23.7 months. The time required to make double-fold was 5~30 minutes. The most common symptom was itching sense, followed by decrease skin elasticity, skin dryness, and change of skin color. The most common signs was skin laxity, followed by eruption, keratinization, pigmentation, and local inflammation. One patient underwent medical treatment for conjunctivitis after double-fold glue usage. Double fold tape or glue can lead a problem with skin due to lack of oxygen exposure and rubbing eye lids with a stick. Appropriate use of double-fold products and careful monitoring of side effects are needed.

Keyword

Eyelids; Adhesives; Surgical tape; Blepharoplasty

MeSH Terms

Adhesives
Blepharoplasty
Conjunctivitis
Elasticity
Eye
Eyelids
Humans
Inflammation
Keratins
Medical Records
Oxygen
Pigmentation
Pruritus
Skin
Surgical Tape
Adhesives
Keratins
Oxygen
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