No Scarring, No Stitches, Fast Recovery OK!A natural crease line so subtle no one will know you had surgery!
*Individual results may vary. Side effects such as bleeding, infection, and inflammation may occur after cosmetic surgery. Please consult your doctor.
Non-incisional Double Eyelid (1 month)
A surgical method combining only the advantages of natural adhesion and non-incisional techniques,suitable for those with thin eyelid skin and no sagging.The biggest drawback of traditional non-incisional methods is that they can come undone. To compensate,the strongest point is tied with 5~7 consecutive knots making it nearly impossible to loosen,with no incision scarring and fast recovery for natural results.
Non-incisional Ptosis Correction+Medial Epicanthoplasty+Upper Epicanthoplasty (4 months)
Non-incisional Ptosis Correction+Upper Epicanthoplasty(4 months)
Non-incisional Ptosis Correction (Revision)+Lateral Canthoplasty+Lower Eyelid Surgery (5 years 5 months)
Non-incisional Ptosis Correction+Upper Epicanthoplasty (3 months)
<Problem Analysis>Thin eyelid skinwith no sagging, monolid eyes
Design the height and shapeof the double eyelid crease through consultation
Create micro-holesalong the designed line
5~7 consecutive knots toinduce natural adhesionbetween skin and muscle
A naturally defined,single-fold double eyelid crease
In Fold In Fold The crease line near the inner corneris not visible on the outside.Most East Asians havethis type of double eyelid.
Suitable for those who do not wanta dramatic change, or men whodesire a natural innerdouble eyelid crease.
In-Out Fold In-Out Fold The crease connects with the inner cornerand is visible on the outside.This is an intermediate line betweenIn Fold and Out Fold.
This is the most preferred crease typeas it creates a natural yetrefreshingly open eye appearance.
Semi-Out Fold Semi-Out Fold The crease starting point is higherthan In-Out Fold butrelatively lower thanOut Fold.
A crease type that can expressboth a natural and glamorousimage simultaneously.
Out Fold Out Fold The double eyelid crease does nottouch the inner cornerand appears higherand more visible.
Suitable for those who desirea glamorous andrefreshingly open look.
Incisional ptosis correction + medial epicanthoplasty + upper epicanthoplasty (7 months)
If double eyelid surgery is performed without removing the epicanthal fold,the crease will not be visible, making it difficult to createan In-Out Fold or Out Fold double eyelid.In this case, the epicanthal fold is removed through medial and upper epicanthoplastyto reveal the crease starting point at the inner corner.
Incisional Ptosis Correction (Revision)+Medial Epicanthoplasty Reversal (1 month)
Out Fold double eyelids may feature excessive lacrimal lake exposureor a narrow intercanthal distance.In this case, medial epicanthoplasty restoration surgery can reducethe degree of lacrimal lake exposure while correcting to In Fold or In-Out Fold.
For an ideal double eyelid crease, depending on the presence and shape of the inner corner epicanthal fold,medial epicanthoplasty, upper epicanthoplasty, epicanthoplasty reconstruction, axis rotation and other surgical methods must be performed in combination.
In Fold
The In Fold double eyelid is the most commonly seen type among East Asiansdue to the anatomical structure of the eye and surrounding area.The crease starts from inside the eyelid and gradually widens for a natural line.
In-Out Fold
The In-Out Fold double eyelid is highly preferred as it combines the natural look of the In Foldwith the refreshingly open eyes of the Out Fold.If the eyes are sunken or the epicanthal fold is severe, creating an In-Out Fold double eyelid is difficult,so orbital fat grafting, medial epicanthoplasty, and upper epicanthoplasty are often performed.
Out Fold
The Out Fold double eyelid requires a higher crease line,so it suits those who naturally have large eyes and mild epicanthal folds.If the epicanthal fold is severe, creating this crease is difficult, so combining medial and upperepicanthoplasty can produce a more natural result.However, excessive medial and upper epicanthoplasty for an Out Fold double eyelidmay cause scarring or unnatural lines, so the intercanthal distanceand degree of lacrimal lake exposure should be evaluated before surgery.
The epicanthal fold at the inner corner pulls on the crease, so the double eyelid line does not begin at the inner corner and folds inward.
Because the patient did not want epicanthal fold correction, the existing In Fold crease was maintained while enlarging the eyes for a more refreshed look.
The upper eyelid covers the eye, so although a double eyelid exists, it is not visible and remains hidden inside.
Because the patient wanted a natural crease that was not too large, subtle medial epicanthoplasty was performed to reveal and connect the hidden inner double eyelid.
The eye-opening muscle was weak and the skin was thick, so incisional ptosis correction was recommended, but the patient wanted buried suture non-incisional double eyelid surgery.
Although an incisional approach was suitable, the patient preferred a non-incisional procedure. A continuous seven-point knot technique was used to create secure in-out creases.
Overlapping creases developed after buried-suture double-eyelid surgery five years earlier. The patient wanted the current out-fold creases changed to in-out creases.
Upper epicanthoplasty lifted the upper inner corners and consolidated the overlapping out-fold creases into defined in-out creases.
The eyes were horizontally long, without visible creases. The patient wanted in-out double-eyelid creases.
Because the inner corners turned downward, upper epicanthoplasty was performed to create the requested in-out creases. Without it, the anatomy would have limited the result to in-fold creases.
Ten months after non-incisional ptosis correction, the effect was insufficient, so for revision surgery the patient wanted a slightly higher crease and a more defined eye shape.
The male patient wanted slightly higher creases without a pronounced change, so thin but defined in-out creases were created.
Two years after surgery to create in-out creases, the patient wanted revision surgery for higher out-fold creases.
Raising only the double eyelid line could have looked awkward, so lateral canthoplasty and lower eyelid surgery were used to enlarge the eyes, while upper epicanthoplasty lifted the 45-degree inner corner area so the crease could settle as an Out Fold.
The patient naturally had multiple double eyelid folds that looked loose.
Because the eye size was not small and the eye-opening strength was good, only buried suture double eyelid surgery was performed to create a defined Out Fold.
The patient had previous buried suture double eyelid surgery, but the inner corner and crease line were far apart while the middle crease height was low, creating an unnatural look.
Upper epicanthoplasty lifted the 45-degree inner corner area and naturally connected the crease starting point, correcting it into a clear parabolic Out Fold.
Three years after buried suture double eyelid surgery, the crease had loosened, and the patient wanted natural improvement of the short-looking eye shape.
The patient wanted larger eyes but still preferred a natural result, so subtle medial and upper epicanthoplasty were performed with buried suture double eyelid surgery to create a defined Out Fold.
